Hi, I am a European student (non target UG) in the final year of my degree (econ) and thinking of doing a MSc in the UK next year. I am specifically looking for programs that do not require a GMAT, however I do realise this is a huge constraint. What are your experiences with the following programmes and how would you rank them to one-another? Given that my aim is to get a summer internship in IB. Also, since it is IB I focus on, I would prefer to attend a more corporate rather than quantitative finance master programme.
- MSc (corporate) finance at King's College
- MSc (finance pathway) management at UCL
- MSc Finance & Accounting at Imperial
- MSc Management Imperial
- MSc Finance at Warwick Business School
Thank you in advance
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Imperial A&F > Imperial Mgt > Warwick > KCL = UCL
Pretty much spot on
Wouldn't Warwick finance > Imperial management for finance jobs?
Imperial Finance > Imperial A&F > Warwick Finance > Imperial Mgt > Warwick > KCL = UCL
Thank you for your answer. Would you say that which university you attend is much more important than the degree, even at the Master's level? For instance, would a MSc in political science at LSE still give you better odds at landing an interview for a summer internship in IB than a Msc finance at Warwick or King's?
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