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Are the following Non-UK (European) Target Universities by Investment Banks also internationally renowned ? In Msc in Finance
Erasmus Rotterdam (NL)
Bocconi (IT)
HEC (FR)
WHU (GER)
Mannheim (GER)
HSG (CH)
ESSEC (FR)
ESCP (FR)
Salvay (BE)
Vierick (BE)
ICADE (ESP)
EBS (GER)
SSE (SWE)
UZH (CH)
Maastricht (NL)
ENSAE (FR)
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Erasmus Rotterdam (NL)
Bocconi (IT)
HEC (FR)
WHU (GER)
Mannheim (GER)
HSG (CH)
ESSEC (FR)
ESCP (FR)
Salvay (BE)
Vierick (BE)
ICADE (ESP)
EBS (GER)
SSE (SWE)
UZH (CH)
Maastricht (NL)
ENSAE (FR)
Thank you
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(Original post by KingShah)
Are the following Non-UK (European) Target Universities by Investment Banks also internationally renowned ? In Msc in Finance
Erasmus Rotterdam (NL)
Bocconi (IT)
HEC (FR)
WHU (GER)
Mannheim (GER)
HSG (CH)
ESSEC (FR)
ESCP (FR)
Salvay (BE)
Vierick (BE)
ICADE (ESP)
EBS (GER)
SSE (SWE)
UZH (CH)
Maastricht (NL)
ENSAE (FR)
Thank you
Are the following Non-UK (European) Target Universities by Investment Banks also internationally renowned ? In Msc in Finance
Erasmus Rotterdam (NL)
Bocconi (IT)
HEC (FR)
WHU (GER)
Mannheim (GER)
HSG (CH)
ESSEC (FR)
ESCP (FR)
Salvay (BE)
Vierick (BE)
ICADE (ESP)
EBS (GER)
SSE (SWE)
UZH (CH)
Maastricht (NL)
ENSAE (FR)
Thank you
What is your long-term career goal? What languages do you speak?
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(Original post by .ACS.)
What is your long-term career goal? What languages do you speak?
What is your long-term career goal? What languages do you speak?
German, english,
Learning: spanish, french, italian, dutch
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The best non UK universities for FINANCE are:
1. Università Bocconi (Italy)
2. Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
3. Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)
I'd stop with that.
1. Università Bocconi (Italy)
2. Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
3. Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)
I'd stop with that.
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(Original post by Joe955)
The best non UK universities for FINANCE aren:
1. Università Bocconi (Italy)
2. Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
3. Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)
I'd stop with that.
The best non UK universities for FINANCE aren:
1. Università Bocconi (Italy)
2. Copenhagen Business School (Denmark)
3. Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)
I'd stop with that.
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HEC is more specialised in the management field. If you look at the international rankings for 'Accounting and Finance' the first non UK university is Bocconi. In 'Economics and Econometrics' is Bocconi again and in 'Management' HEC wins.
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(Original post by Joe955)
HEC is more specialised in the management field. If you look at the international rankings for 'Accounting and Finance' the first non UK university is Bocconi. In 'Economics and Econometrics' is Bocconi again and in 'Management' HEC wins.
HEC is more specialised in the management field. If you look at the international rankings for 'Accounting and Finance' the first non UK university is Bocconi. In 'Economics and Econometrics' is Bocconi again and in 'Management' HEC wins.
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(Original post by Joe955)
Whatever. I do think Bocconi is better.
Whatever. I do think Bocconi is better.
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No. The user was asking for non UK universities. If you want to work in IB, what better choice than LSE obviously?
Efinancialcareers.com has made a survey. Check it out : http://news.efinancialcareers.com/us...g-ma-and-risk/
According to the survey (which is a fact), in Trading, M&A and Risk, Bocconi comes before HEC. Obviously LSE is the first in everything. It's not a ranking, it's a survey.
Then, look at the ranking by QS World University Rankings ( http://www.topuniversities.com/unive...=false+search= ). In "Accounting and Finance", Bocconi is the first non-UK university.
I don't want to argue about universities. Everyone is free to go anywhere. Furthermore, I think HEC is a great university, but I'd recommend it to someone doing a MSc in Management.
Efinancialcareers.com has made a survey. Check it out : http://news.efinancialcareers.com/us...g-ma-and-risk/
According to the survey (which is a fact), in Trading, M&A and Risk, Bocconi comes before HEC. Obviously LSE is the first in everything. It's not a ranking, it's a survey.
Then, look at the ranking by QS World University Rankings ( http://www.topuniversities.com/unive...=false+search= ). In "Accounting and Finance", Bocconi is the first non-UK university.
I don't want to argue about universities. Everyone is free to go anywhere. Furthermore, I think HEC is a great university, but I'd recommend it to someone doing a MSc in Management.
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(Original post by Joe955)
No. The user was asking for non UK universities. If you want to work in IB, what better choice than LSE obviously?
Efinancialcareers.com has made a survey. Check it out : http://news.efinancialcareers.com/us...g-ma-and-risk/
According to the survey (which is a fact), in Trading, M&A and Risk, Bocconi comes before HEC. Obviously LSE is the first in everything. It's not a ranking, it's a survey.
Then, look at the ranking by QS World University Rankings ( http://www.topuniversities.com/unive...=false+search= ). In "Accounting and Finance", Bocconi is the first non-UK university.
I don't want to argue about universities. Everyone is free to go anywhere. Furthermore, I think HEC is a great university, but I'd recommend it to someone doing a MSc in Management.
No. The user was asking for non UK universities. If you want to work in IB, what better choice than LSE obviously?
Efinancialcareers.com has made a survey. Check it out : http://news.efinancialcareers.com/us...g-ma-and-risk/
According to the survey (which is a fact), in Trading, M&A and Risk, Bocconi comes before HEC. Obviously LSE is the first in everything. It's not a ranking, it's a survey.
Then, look at the ranking by QS World University Rankings ( http://www.topuniversities.com/unive...=false+search= ). In "Accounting and Finance", Bocconi is the first non-UK university.
I don't want to argue about universities. Everyone is free to go anywhere. Furthermore, I think HEC is a great university, but I'd recommend it to someone doing a MSc in Management.
Second, the MSc Management at HEC is similar to a 2 year MBA in the US i.e. you specialise in a particular concentration in year 2 e.g. Finance. So it's hardly a general Management degree now is it.
Third, I don't believe anyone looks at QS rankings except teenagers.
Anyways I do not go to HEC. I will be going to LSE. However it would be foolish to think Bocconi has the same brand recognition worldwide, and an alumni base, as HEC, which is comparable to LSE.
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I'll be applying for an MSc Finance for Fall 2015 once I find out my GMAT scores after this summer so I've done some research on the units in UK as well as Europe
Non UK targets (this is all imo). Also these are all pre-experience masters
Tier 1 (in no order):
Bocconi
HEC
SSE
RSM
Tier 2 (in no order):
ESSEC
EDHEC
CBS
Mannheim
ESADE
Tier 3 (in no order):
Maastricht
Vlerick
Grenoble
BI
These are all the schools I've been looking at outside UK. Also I'm Belgian and doing undergrad here currently, so I can tell you that Solvay Finance masters is only for people with experience already and it's not credited by CFA. If you had to choose between Vlerick and Solvay for Finance, Vlerick is much better (only for finance, for management or marketing Solvay is good). Also, although Vlerick is very reputable and good for finance, I wouldn't put it up there with tier 1 or 2 schools.
Non UK targets (this is all imo). Also these are all pre-experience masters
Tier 1 (in no order):
Bocconi
HEC
SSE
RSM
Tier 2 (in no order):
ESSEC
EDHEC
CBS
Mannheim
ESADE
Tier 3 (in no order):
Maastricht
Vlerick
Grenoble
BI
These are all the schools I've been looking at outside UK. Also I'm Belgian and doing undergrad here currently, so I can tell you that Solvay Finance masters is only for people with experience already and it's not credited by CFA. If you had to choose between Vlerick and Solvay for Finance, Vlerick is much better (only for finance, for management or marketing Solvay is good). Also, although Vlerick is very reputable and good for finance, I wouldn't put it up there with tier 1 or 2 schools.
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Hi, what would you say is better between Cass and Bocconi? I have an offer for the MSc Corporate Finance in Cass and for the AFC course in Bocconi. I am Italian and I really don't know what to choose.
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(Original post by libelo5)
Hi, what would you say is better between Cass and Bocconi? I have an offer for the MSc Corporate Finance in Cass and for the AFC course in Bocconi. I am Italian and I really don't know what to choose.
Hi, what would you say is better between Cass and Bocconi? I have an offer for the MSc Corporate Finance in Cass and for the AFC course in Bocconi. I am Italian and I really don't know what to choose.
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(Original post by sertur91)
it depends on what you are targeting. if you are targeting IB in the City, Cass > Bocconi AFC (but the opposite is true if you have an offer for the MSc Finance at Bocconi.)
it depends on what you are targeting. if you are targeting IB in the City, Cass > Bocconi AFC (but the opposite is true if you have an offer for the MSc Finance at Bocconi.)
Actually, I would like to have as many opportunities as possible (IB, accountancy firms, corporate finance), not necessary in the city. I can't understand if cass is well known in Europe (and in Italy) or only in UK.
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Cass: good reputation in the UK.
Bocconi: good reputation in Europe, because it is highly ranked.
Bocconi: good reputation in Europe, because it is highly ranked.
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