UCL Management Science BSc Vs Warwick Economics BSc

Hi There, 

I have acceptance from Warwick Economics and offer from UCL Management Science BSc at present. I am aiming for IB and Consulting jobs post my undergraduation. I have following queries:

1. Does it harm my prospects with banks and consulting firms for internships if I take a course like UCL management science, which I believe is not perceived as rigorous as pure Economics course at Warwick?

2. Do I get more out of my location - London, at UCL in terms of networking events and interaction with the target firms for banking and consulting?

3. Which amongst Economics / Management science degree will serve me better while executing my assignments during inetrnships and FT roles at the organisations that I am targetting?

Thank You in advance for sharing your inputs.

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