Bath vs KCL engineering, help me choose

I would like to choose from KCL (biomedical engineering) and Bath (mechanical & electrical engineering)

- I’ll do a bachelor of engineering then apply for masters in Finance in LSE, UCL, Warwick, Exeter, and ICL

Which uni between bath and kcl do you recommend to follow with this?

Reply 1

thatoneadi

Bath

Reply 2

Smack

Original post by Ay03ys

It really won't matter which of those you choose if you plan on doing something completely different afterwards anyway. But why not just do an undergrad in finance (or related) instead? I don't advise studying engineering if you are not considering a career in engineering afterwards.

Reply 3

mnot

Universities Forum Helper

If you are interested in pursuing finance, why not just study finance/accounting/economics etc. as your bachelors degree... if you are interested in quantitative finance then you’d be better with econometrics or studying something like mathematics & economics.

A masters in finance wont help with entry level engineering roles, and a solid grounding in finance will put you in a better position for a career in financial services.

Reply 4

A Rolling Stone

Original post by Ay03ys

I would like to choose from KCL (biomedical engineering) and Bath (mechanical & electrical engineering)
- I’ll do a bachelor of engineering then apply for masters in Finance in LSE, UCL, Warwick, Exeter, and ICL
Which uni between bath and kcl do you recommend to follow with this?

bath

Reply 5

random_matt

Neither and do a finance degree. I will guess you have simply changed your mind on engineering after already applying.

Reply 6

Ay03ys

Original post by Ay03ys

I would like to choose from KCL (biomedical engineering) and Bath (mechanical & electrical engineering)
- I’ll do a bachelor of engineering then apply for masters in Finance in LSE, UCL, Warwick, Exeter, and ICL
Which uni between bath and kcl do you recommend to follow with this?

seems like there's been a misunderstanding LOL. I'm interested in both engineering AND finance, so yes I got no shame in pursuing those two distinct degrees. I don't see anything negative about it, so why not? 💘

Reply 7

Eng.LawWhoKnows

Original post by Ay03ys

I would like to choose from KCL (biomedical engineering) and Bath (mechanical & electrical engineering)
- I’ll do a bachelor of engineering then apply for masters in Finance in LSE, UCL, Warwick, Exeter, and ICL
Which uni between bath and kcl do you recommend to follow with this?