Which EMEA MSc Finance is the better option?

Hi guys,

Im planning on doing a MSc in Finance in order to get into IB in London. Based on my background these are de MSc I expect to be accepted, which one is the better option for IB placement?

- Warwick: Msc Finance

- Imperial: Msc Finance & Accounting

- Esade: Msc Finance

- IE: Msc Finance

- SSE: Msc Finance

- Nova: Msc Finance

- RSM: Msc Finance

Thx!

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Cannot speak for UK programs but for EU, pls don’t bother with anything other than HEC MFin and probably ESSEC MiM (the MFin here doesn’t seem to be a strong target for London). Also depends if you’re a native from an EU nation, so maybe RSM is good if you’re Dutch/SSE if you’re Swedish/WHU if you’re German, etc.

 

Gonna echo that HEC is the only continental school that places well regardless of your nationality, otherwise Bocconi/HSG/SSE could be good options should you be native in the language. If I was you I'd cast a wide net of applications to the UK and Europe, Warwick isn't so great at MSc level but Imperial, LBS, LSE, Oxford are all great.  

 

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