Good course across multiple areas of finance

I am torn between quantitative trading and IB/PE. I am about to study Mathematics at a UK target (not Oxbridge).

Bloomberg Market Concepts looks great for both, but sadly I don’t have access to a terminal, so I can’t really complete the course.

If I wanted to commit to IB, I could do the Wallstreet Prep Course, or if I wanted to commit to quant I could learn some coding languages. Problem is I haven’t committed to either yet.

Is there anything I can do that is helpful for both?

If not, which would you recommend I focus on?

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