I saw some LinkedIn profiles and many people seemed to have quant roles at investment banks etc. Is it of any use if I am a non EU student?
Is UC3M any good for a masters in finance for an international student?
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Posted Apr 15, 2019 16:25
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I saw some LinkedIn profiles and many people seemed to have quant roles at investment banks etc. Is it of any use if I am a non EU student?
Posted Apr 15, 2019 18:49
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Assuming you can work in Spanish, it's a strong choice.
[Edited by Duncan on Apr 15, 2019]
Assuming you can work in Spanish, it's a strong choice.
Posted Apr 16, 2019 22:24
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However, schools like IE and ESADE also have some great finance-oriented master's programs and are also ranked in the FT. ESADE is ranked especially highly for international mobility too.
However, schools like IE and ESADE also have some great finance-oriented master's programs and are also ranked in the FT. ESADE is ranked especially highly for international mobility too.
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Posted May 01, 2019 15:46
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So what would be better? My friends got into ie from bocconi with the worst grades in class. The program is way bigger and much more expensive than uc3m. The UC3m
class size is just 40.
class size is just 40.
However, schools like IE and ESADE also have some great finance-oriented master's programs and are also ranked in the FT. ESADE is ranked especially highly for international mobility too.
So what would be better? My friends got into ie from bocconi with the worst grades in class. The program is way bigger and much more expensive than uc3m. The UC3m
class size is just 40. [quote]However, schools like IE and ESADE also have some great finance-oriented master's programs and are also ranked in the FT. ESADE is ranked especially highly for international mobility too.[/quote]
class size is just 40. [quote]However, schools like IE and ESADE also have some great finance-oriented master's programs and are also ranked in the FT. ESADE is ranked especially highly for international mobility too.[/quote]
Posted May 01, 2019 16:54
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Smaller class size might not matter to some students more than outcomes.
Smaller class size might not matter to some students more than outcomes.
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Posted May 02, 2019 15:32
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I've never talked to an applicant who prioritized smaller class size over career outcomes.
I've never talked to an applicant who prioritized smaller class size over career outcomes.
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Posted May 04, 2019 11:00
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True. From what I understood by seeing the LinkedIn profiles of uc3m finance grads,
most of them seemed to be in quant and risk management roles.
most of them seemed to be in quant and risk management roles.
Smaller class size might not matter to some students more than outcomes.
True. From what I understood by seeing the LinkedIn profiles of uc3m finance grads,
most of them seemed to be in quant and risk management roles. [quote]Smaller class size might not matter to some students more than outcomes.[/quote]
most of them seemed to be in quant and risk management roles. [quote]Smaller class size might not matter to some students more than outcomes.[/quote]
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Posted May 05, 2019 07:43
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However, what do you guys think about the uC3M's finance program? I also have admits from HEC Lausanne and nova lisbon
but was leaning towards uc3m
but was leaning towards uc3m
I've never talked to an applicant who prioritized smaller class size over career outcomes.
However, what do you guys think about the uC3M's finance program? I also have admits from HEC Lausanne and nova lisbon
but was leaning towards uc3m [quote]I've never talked to an applicant who prioritized smaller class size over career outcomes. [/quote]
but was leaning towards uc3m [quote]I've never talked to an applicant who prioritized smaller class size over career outcomes. [/quote]
Posted May 05, 2019 14:18
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Surely this would really depend on your language skills?
Surely this would really depend on your language skills?
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Posted May 05, 2019 14:52
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I only speak Italian and English
Surely this would really depend on your language skills?
I only speak Italian and English [quote]Surely this would really depend on your language skills?[/quote]
Posted May 05, 2019 15:13
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Oh... Will you be returning to your previous company? Career options might be limited if you don't speak the local business language.
Oh... Will you be returning to your previous company? Career options might be limited if you don't speak the local business language.
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Posted May 05, 2019 15:15
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No I won't be returning to my previous company. I was wondering if I could study at hec Lausanne or UC3M, clear the frm exams and then apply for risk management roles in Dublin or in Asia.
Oh... Will you be returning to your previous company? Career options might be limited if you don't speak the local business language.
No I won't be returning to my previous company. I was wondering if I could study at hec Lausanne or UC3M, clear the frm exams and then apply for risk management roles in Dublin or in Asia.[quote]Oh... Will you be returning to your previous company? Career options might be limited if you don't speak the local business language.[/quote]
Posted May 05, 2019 16:53
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I think these are respected school for their national markets but I don't think many forms will go there to recruit for Asian or Irish roles. Study where you want to work. Many schools, especially those with low fees, lack the resources to develop strong careers services.
I think these are respected school for their national markets but I don't think many forms will go there to recruit for Asian or Irish roles. Study where you want to work. Many schools, especially those with low fees, lack the resources to develop strong careers services.
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Posted May 05, 2019 17:39
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You are right. However, what school has a stronger international reputation according to you? Also, what is a better program in your opinion? Nova, HEC Lausanne, UC3m or polimi
I think these are respected school for their national markets but I don't think many forms will go there to recruit for Asian or Irish roles. Study where you want to work. Many schools, especially those with low fees, lack the resources to develop strong careers services.
You are right. However, what school has a stronger international reputation according to you? Also, what is a better program in your opinion? Nova, HEC Lausanne, UC3m or polimi[quote]I think these are respected school for their national markets but I don't think many forms will go there to recruit for Asian or Irish roles. Study where you want to work. Many schools, especially those with low fees, lack the resources to develop strong careers services. [/quote]
Posted May 05, 2019 21:27
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Reputation for what? In a way, you are better off just looking for the size of the alumni network in your target regions.
Reputation for what? In a way, you are better off just looking for the size of the alumni network in your target regions.
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Posted May 05, 2019 21:31
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Yes I will do that. By reputation I meant academic reputation, better Student body, better location for jobs and a better alumni.
Reputation for what? In a way, you are better off just looking for the size of the alumni network in your target regions.
Yes I will do that. By reputation I meant academic reputation, better Student body, better location for jobs and a better alumni.[quote]Reputation for what? In a way, you are better off just looking for the size of the alumni network in your target regions. [/quote]
Posted May 06, 2019 07:38
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These schools will be almost unknown, with little alumni activity, in Ireland or most Asian cities. Politecnico will probably have the better network. Student quality and academics will be similar as I think these are all CFA partner schools. Little international recruitment there.
These schools will be almost unknown, with little alumni activity, in Ireland or most Asian cities. Politecnico will probably have the better network. Student quality and academics will be similar as I think these are all CFA partner schools. Little international recruitment there.
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Posted May 09, 2019 17:55
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Is Bocconi not an option for you? This seems like it would be a great fit for you.
Is Bocconi not an option for you? This seems like it would be a great fit for you.
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Posted May 09, 2019 19:54
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I did my undergrad there and only got into the economics for information technology masters and not the finance or the management ones. I was leaning towards HEC Lausanne as it seems to place much better than the other schools like nova, UC3m and polimi. Also, it has a better presence in investment banking in the UK
Is Bocconi not an option for you? This seems like it would be a great fit for you.
I did my undergrad there and only got into the economics for information technology masters and not the finance or the management ones. I was leaning towards HEC Lausanne as it seems to place much better than the other schools like nova, UC3m and polimi. Also, it has a better presence in investment banking in the UK [quote]Is Bocconi not an option for you? This seems like it would be a great fit for you.[/quote]
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Posted May 13, 2019 20:23
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If you're looking to connect with IB firms in the UK, why not study in the UK?
If you're looking to connect with IB firms in the UK, why not study in the UK?
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