University of Liverpool or Queen Mary University ?

I have received offers from both for postgraduate. Liverpool is for MSc. Finance and Queen Mary's offer is for MSc. Economics. I am having a hard time choosing between them considering both have given me a decent scholarship. What would you recommend? Thank you.

What do you intend to do after your master's?
It would probably determine which of the 2 would be more suitable.

Btw, Liverpool is cheap, but Queen Mary won't be.

QMUL is much stronger at postgrad level, Liverpool uni is barely on the map, nobody talks about it. I've basically never met anyone who went there and I've done multiple internships in economics and finance (like I've legitimately never met a single person who studied economics or finance there, maybe that's because I've only worked in London?). This is not to say the teaching is bad or anything, I've got no info on that, I just know QMUL is a much stronger overall department.

Thing is though, economics and finance are pretty different subjects so surely your decision is partly conditional on what you want to study? In terms of grad prospects, I think it's pretty likely that QMUL's Econ master's would place better in both Econ and finance jobs compared to Liverpool's finance course.

I am planning for an Analyst position after my Master's.

Yes, I agree. Liverpool is considerably cheaper to live in. I am worried about the job prospects after graduation and general career enhancement.
Thank you for replying!

If you're referring to a position as a financial analyst, then I would recommend QMUL then do a CFA after that.

Doing a master's in finance to my knowledge does not help you with getting the necessary qualification for the analyst position. The master's in finance would only be beneficial as far as I know if you want to do research in finance as well as economics at PhD level.
Having said that, a master's in economics doesn't help you with a role in becoming a financial analyst, but it will hold value if you want to become an economist or do research in economics.

The entry requirement to do the CFA would be an undergrad degree, which you would likely to have by the end of the academic year.

QMUL is also a lot closer to the financial district in London, than Liverpool is to that in Manchester or Edinburgh. It would also be a lot easier to network that way, although you can easily do the same after you graduate.

If you intend to work as a financial analyst for manufacturers (I'm almost sure you don't mean this), then it's not the same sort of analyst role. The typical qualification they would ask for is a CIMA, which you don't really need a degree to get into. This sort of financial analyst role will focus more on analysing how to improve the company as opposed to whether the company is suitable to invest in.

Hi,I have got offer letter from both the university QMUL for MS in Data Science and Liverpool University for MS in Advancr Computer Science but now I'm confused which one to select. Which will be best as both the courses are good.Kindly help me to select one.Thank you

It depends on what you want to do afterwards.

Personally, neither subjects are required at degree level to get into their respective fields, so I don't see the point in the master's.

However, if I were to pick either one, I would go for the Advanced Computer Science.
Data science involves relatively basic programming using R and Python, but uses quite a bit of maths. Advanced computer science will give you more advanced computer science material that will further your computer knowledge.
Should you wish, you can read up about either subjects before and after your master's. There are online certificate courses that you can take on data science as well as in programming. Some are free, some are not, but all are definitely cheaper than a master's (you will have to do 5-40 of these courses to make up the cost of 1 master's).
There are opinions out there about bootcamps in data science and programming, but they're usually priced in the £5k-15 range, which can potentially be cheaper than a master's if you self funded it.

I prefer QMUL over Liverpool personally, but the cost of living is significantly higher there compared to Liverpool. QMUL is closer to London, so it's great for networking, and it's higher up in the league tables generally (I think it's higher up for computing). That's not to say Liverpool is a bad university though.

I have offers from the following universities
Msc financial management- Birmingham university
Msc finance and investment- Liverpool University
Msc finance and investment Bristol university
Msc finance and accounting- Sheffield university
Msc finance Exeter university
Msc finance strathclyde university

Could someone please help me choose which one would be best to land a job in finance sector? Which has the best employers?
I am scared about getting a job afterwards
i plan ob preparing for cfa as well