Hi everyone,
I have completed my undergraduate studies in Business Administration (BBA) in a non-target french business school. This is not the typical 4-years bachelor's degree, it's a 3-years bachelor's degree. I am willing to pursue my studies in a master's degree in order to break into IB. However, since I did not do a ''preparatory class'' it's going to be very tough to get accepted at ESCP ESSEC or HEC.
Some friends told me to try Imperial, UCL or Warwick but it's a 1 year program, a Master of Science. I am a bit worried to not be able to secure an IBD position after graduation without strong internships.
I am looking for a target or semi-target 2-years Master on Finance anywhere in Europe or eventually abroad. Do you have some suggestions for me?
Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) offers a highly-regarded 2-years Master in Finance. Additional advantage: As a EU citizen you are not required to pay tuition fees. However you should take a look at their website to check if you match the admission criterias, since they are pretty tough.
imperial, ucl and warwick are better and harder to get than essec and escp. for escp you dont even need a minimum grade. HEC is top but very hard. Imperial, ucl and warwick will give you better chances to score a job in IB than essec and escp.
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