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Cass, Warwick, Ucl, Lse?

Hi there, I'am an international. The web is plenty of these discussions and I quite read all of them but I am still not convinced at all regarding master's. Let's say I got an offer from Cass for Msc Quantiative Finance, one form Warwick for Msc Finance and I've just applied for Msc Fiancial Mathematics at UCL and Msc Financial Maths at Lse. My target is to become a derivatives/bonds/etfs trader and I am definitely sure about that (I also love quant. analysis). Can anybody give me a couple of suggestions about these programmes? If you can 1) employabilty rate 2) international prestigious 3)strenght of the programme 4)anything you think could be relevat for my decision.
Thanks a lot!
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Hi there, I'am an international. The web is plenty of these discussions and I quite read all of them but I am still not convinced at all regarding master's. Let's say I got an offer from Cass for Msc Quantiative Finance, one form Warwick for Msc Finance and I've just applied for Msc Fiancial Mathematics at UCL and Msc Financial Maths at Lse. My target is to become a derivatives/bonds/etfs trader and I am definitely sure about that (I also love quant. analysis). Can anybody give me a couple of suggestions about these programmes? If you can 1) employabilty rate 2) international prestigious 3)strenght of the programme 4)anything you think could be relevat for my decision.
Thanks a lot!


Have a look on unistats and whichuni to see employment rates etc...

In order of prestige, I would say that LSE is significantly highest (LSE is the best for postgrad), followed by UCL/Warwick, then Cass is pretty low.

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