Masters of Finance Programs in Europe with best placements for Internationals?

Hi guys,

Graduated from my bachelor's program last year, and currently working in BO in a corporate banking division (commodity and trade finance). I'm seriously considering taking up a Masters in Finance in order to rebrand myself, and hopefully be able to open more doors to better career or job opportunities.

I would ideally like to relocate to a European country, therefore I am looking into school with the best placement opportunities for internationals. Some schools that I am considering at the moment are RSM (as i've heard that it is easier to get a job in the NL after graduation as compared to other European countries), WHU (for placements in banking and consulting) and SSE, however I am open to other schools as well that have a good program and placement record.

Ideally, I would like to move into either commodities trading or consulting after graduating, or even corporate banking/commodity finance in a financial institution. How well do these schools place in these areas, and how much of a challenge would it be for an international to secure a job in each respective country?

Thanks!

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