I get the perception at undergrad level, course subject matters less but is this the same for masters?
For example, would a MSc Management at LSE be looked at better then MSC Finance at Loughborough.
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You can address that in your cover letter, or when talking to bankers, but a MiM from LSE would increase your chances to work in banking compared to an MSc in Finance from Loughborough.
Take LSE.
LSE >>>> Anything at Loughbrough or any semi-target/non target
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