Imperial Masters after 2 years of work experience
Hi all,
I got into Imperial's Masters in Climate Change, Management and Finance. My undergraduate is in business so I wanted a more specialised degree + the program is extremely cheap compared to most other finance programs. I have 2 years of work experience (Small valuation shop). My goal is corporate banking or corporate finance. I might recruit for investment banking but I have way too many hobbies so I probably won't.
My question is if I should recruit for graduate type of roles or more experienced hires type of roles. Also, given that I have experience, does the major of my masters really matter? I am really just going for the brand here.
Appreciate any insight.
Bump
At the masters level the major usually matters. Recruiters know which are the more competitive masters, for corporate finance the order is usually MSc Finance>MSc A&F>MSc ... & Finance.
I am assuming that you would have to recruit for graduate roles unfortunately, an alternative would be to do an MBA in 2-3 years to recruit as an associate.
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