Absolutely if you go on to like the jp morgan website they say they don't have a specific degree requirement and all backgrounds are welcome. Uni is what matters the most. You learn all the key skill during internships and the job.
“Business degree”, what a jokeman course 😂 As the above have said, your degree choice isn’t a factor. What matters most is how prestigious your university is.
“Business degree”, what a jokeman course 😂 As the above have said, your degree choice isn’t a factor. What matters most is how prestigious your university is.
University of bristol University of Manchester King's college University of Nottingham Bath University
I know that ranking matters more for banking than the course so which one should i go for?
KCL - you'll have additional networking opportunities being in London. This is particularly important to give you additional edge not studying a finance related course (while this is fine, it can make it slightly harder and lots of networking can help demonstrate the level of interest they'll be looking for)
You really havent got a clue what you're talking about. For front office investment banking, they dont care about degree. I know a person with Fine art from oxford who got in.
The only thing that matters is the university, any degree preferences will lean towards STEM ever so slightly. Everything you need is taught by the bank anyway.
And business is a mickey mouse degree for people not good enough for Economics.