Is a social policy degree from LSE good enough?

Hi! I am an international student from Asia. Initially, I was going to the University of Notre Dame in America, but ND does not offer online learning, so I had to change my plan and went with LSE.

My problem with LSE is that my degree is called 'International Social and Public Policy.' It is basically studying everything policy-related. Will this degree considered 'easy' when I am recruiting for investment banks in London?

Thank you so much!

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Is a social policy degree from LSE good enough?

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