LSE MSc Finance and Risk or Imperial MSc Finance and Accounting
Hi everyone,
Curretly I got two offers from these two schools. I aim to work in London after my studies, which one would you recommend.
Any suggestion is appreciated!
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In terms of the program I am more inclined to Imperial´s because it provides the main fin electives such as PE, M&A, ect whereas LSE not. Taking this in consideration, is LSE still better than Imperial?
I justp pulled up the lse course content and I must have had it confused or I am retarded (both). That is not was I thinking.
So unless you can find many people on linkedin making the exit you want, its prob imperial.
Prestige? Doing Risk at LSE is like doing Risk at GS tbh
Agree with the dude above & congrats. Just wanted to ask - would you mind sharing when you applied for LSE & when you received your offer?
Applied 2 months ago and nothing yet.
Hi, I´ve applied in November 2023 and just got the offer about a week ago.
It depends on what you want to work in.
Both universities have a wide range of Masters in Finance:
Just take a look at the Linkedin profiles of recent graduates of these different Masters programs for more details.
Take Imperial’s offer, better program overall with consistent placement in IB/PE in recent years.
At LSE you’ll be competing with all other MFin and F&A students + all the Undergrads
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