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Imperial College London · Full-time

Finance

Unlock your potential and boost your employability with our MSc Finance For the last 25 years, our MSc Finance programme has secured students the best jobs in the industry in sectors such as investment banking, asset management, and consultancy. Grounded in co…

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Imperial College Business School · Business and management

Unlock your potential and boost your employability with our MSc Finance For the last 25 years, our MSc Finance programme has secured students the best jobs in the industry in sectors such as investment banking, asset management, and consultancy. Grounded in core theoretical modules combined with practical opportunities, our MSc Finance reflects the strong corporate connections we have established with leading companies in the City of London and beyond such as Barclays, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, HSBC, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and more. During the programme, you will build rapidly on your existing knowledge through rigorous quantitative core modules, whilst tailoring your learning with our broad range of elective modules. You will benefit from exposure to a fantastic array of practitioners with a wealth of industry experience and gain the experience you need to succeed in your field. Combining real-world application, the latest research, and international opportunities, our MSc Finance offers a unique and challenging learning experience. Are you ready to stand out from the crowd with a globally-recognised Master’s degree from a forward-thinking business school? Ranked 15th in the world (Financial Times Masters in Finance Ranking 2023), 90% employed within three months (class of 2022), 82% employed in the UK (class of 2022), 20+ elective options

Getting in

As the university states it

You should preferably have a First Class Honours degree from a recognised university. We will also consider applicants with an Upper Second Class Honours degree from a recognised university or the international equivalent. You should have studied a highly quantitative discipline such as: Mathematics, Engineering, Economics, Finance, Science.

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