What is the best choice for a non-EU citizen to get a job in European IB between Bocconi, St. Gallen, and SSE MSc Finance?
Hello Everyone! I am an undergraduate graduating 2019. After getting rejected by HEC, I am currently applying for the aforementioned schools in Europe. Which would you say is the best if I aspired to pursue a career in Europe IB. BTW I do not speak any European languages by now.
Shove a baguette up your ass until you can moan in French
You know other people could see you right, dude.
I suggest you to consider other very good programs that are just 1 year long: UK universities still provide the best spots for IB in London (and you don't need to learn a language!), while the Spanish ones are also well known in Europe.
Among the three you mentioned I would recommend Bocconi, which provides a very well recognized Msc in Finance both in Milan and in Europe in general, even if it is 2 years long (!!!!). Then I would pick St Gallen and then SSE.
Thank you for your response. I am just a little concerned about the prospectus of job-hunting since I am not a EU citizen.
Target UK programs. There are plenty of them which offer pre-experience target M.Sc. Programs similar to the ones HEC offers.
LBS, LSE, Imperial, Warwick, Cass.
Good luck to you with your applications.
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