European Looking for a Masters in Finance Program in the US

I have completed a Bachelors of Art degree in Business Administration in 2004. Having had 8 yrs of experience /BM - Global Financing, Morgan Stanley - Asset Management, and Centrica (UK Utility) Hedging downstream electricity portfolio/ now I am hoping to look for a specialized master degree in finance in order to advance my career.

I live and work in the UK so my first choice is London Business School - masters in finance program. But I am considering to undertake a full time (1 year) masters program in the US. I prefer masters to MBA, and I am looking for a program that caters for post experienced students with good networking opportunities.

Also, rather than looking at purely mathematical/quant financial engineering programs I am more interested in solid financial knowledge with the opportunity to learn some quantitative skills.
Any recommendations?

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I'd still aim for something in the UK or Europe. If you insisted on the US I believe George Washington University is more of a professional MBA. Rochester has a program in NY that is more for mid-career professionals, but it is at night/weekends vs. Full time during the day. BC has a lot of local professionals in their night time MSF.

I would say apply to MIT because of the brand and alumni network even though someone with your experience will be the outlier there.

 

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