MSc Finance and Accounting vs MSc Finance vs MSc Financial Technology - Imperial College London
Hi guys,
I would really appreciate if you could provide any advice where possible on the below.
I have received an offer for MSc Financial Technology in Imperial College London as I come from a tech undergrad degree. I have tried to get this changed to the MSc Finance after gaining 9 months finance experience on my CV, but they are being very reluctant. I ideally want to break into a BB investment bank (primarily Goldman or JP). Should I aim to instead try and get the MSc Finance and Accounting programme, or should I apply for the MSc Financial Analysis programme in LBS?
Which programme would look best from an employment perspective? It is obviously quite a lot of money ~£35k to pursue the MSc, so I want to ensure I make the right decision. I don't think the MSc Financial Technology is relevant, especially given my tech background.
I have internship experience in a HFoF and a small HF.
I would really appreciate hearing some of your thoughts on this.
Thanks!!
Any tips?
Does anyone have any insights here?
you couldnt get into lse or lbs or icl msf how you getting straight to jp or gs
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I don't know much about the MSc Financial Technology but the other courses you mentioned would look good on your CV, however, no MSc will guarantee you a role at Goldman or JPM. If your overall profile is good, you should get interviews.
Which degree guarantees an offer from GS and JPM 💀
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