Google is your friend:-
http://www.tepper.cmu.edu/master-in-computational-finance/your-career/recruiting-partners/index.aspx
http://mfe.berkeley.edu/careers/placement.html
http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/x41331.xml

What do you want to do after graduation?

Why not just do an MBA in finance:

http://www.find-mba.com/specializations/12/finance

I would think that the broader finance concentration would give you more flexibility post-graduation than something with such a hardcore quantitative focus.

Also, if you're looking specifically in Asia (as you posted in the Asia forum) you might be hard-pressed to find an MBA program in financial engineering. The closest possibility I'm aware of is Nanyang's MSc in Financial Engineering (jointly offered with Carnegie Mellon.)

Hii.....i want to knw the carrer prospects of msc in management such as ms in finance or marketing or any other course. Is it good if i do msc in management and then after some years do executive mba.

I m an engineering graduate and currently i am workin in accenture.

Wt r good colleges in asia and europe offering these corses.

Thanks!!

Hii.....i want to knw the carrer prospects of msc in management such as ms in finance or marketing or any other course. Is it good if i do msc in management and then after some years do executive mba.

I m an engineering graduate and currently i am workin in accenture.

Wt r good colleges in asia and europe offering these corses.

Thanks!!

I think you can look at the placement reports of the schools which interest you. The Financial Times produces rankings of masters in management, and masters in finance, programmes -- you'll see that the prospects vary more by the school than by the course. Use their rankings to identify the best colleges.