Bath's MSc Accounting and Finance vs Warwick's MSc Business with Accounting and Finance?

I got two offers, one from Bath MSc on Accounting and Finance and one from Warwick for a MSc in Business with Accounting and Finance.

I'm an international student and I'd like to work in asset management, so which one would give me the best chances for it? Is Warwick worth £30.000 instead of Bath's £26.000?

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warwick, without question. it is the superior school. £4k is nothing in the long run, and is a tiny cost for the doors it will open vs bath.

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And what about the degree? Bath is a real accounting and finance degree, whereas Warwick’s is a business degree with some accounting and finance modules

 

brand is generally more important for getting interviews

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That’s quite hard to “convert” because in Italy there is not such thing as GPA, but let’s say it should be like in the middle of a 2.2 and a 2.1 in the UK.

 

Did my undergraduate at Warwick and have friends who did MSc at Warwick so feel free to ask specific questions if you have.

Anyone would take Warwick before Bath's MSc without hesitation.

If the MSc Business with A&F disturb you can try and switch to MSc Business & Finance - they have the biggest class size and would possibly look better

 

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