Oxford MFE vs. MIT MFin

I have seen the discussion before on this topic, but would like updated thoughts on this. Particular questions:

  1. Reputation of Oxford vs. MIT worldwide. Any difference in brands?

  2. Difference between Master's in Finance vs. Financial Economics. Are both seen as practical finance degrees?

  3. Misc: Post-Employment outcomes, cost of attendance, quality of student body, etc. Anyone have thoughts to add here?

Thanks!

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Another question I guess is just on content: I'm assuming financial economics is less useful than just finance from a straight content perspective. Do banks factor this in at all?

 

I'd say MIT is the better program, but both have a globally recognized brand. If you are a US citizen and want to work in the US, I'd say go with MIT. If you are international and are OK working anywhere, then Oxford might win out, but I still think the material MIT teaches, the reputation and location would all make it the winner.

 

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