Asking about undergraduate programs. I'm already applying to UK targets. I've heard that usually folks from europe need to do a masters. Is there any undergrad program in Europe where I stand a good chance of breaking into IBD only after a bachelor?
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If you are a non-EU/non-EMEA citizen I recommend focusing your efforts for UK schools, have a backup (semi target) in your UCAS. You would only be considered from top continental European schools at the masters level - ie HEC MiF.
You can check a target school list here: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/20-most-frequently-asked-questio…
Unless you speak italian, yes Kings would be better than Bocconi, hence my recommendation to focus on UK schools.