UK Economics Degree Tier List - Investment Banking Target Universities/Best University for Economics
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- What is the best UK university for investment banking? An economics degree is a common university degree for investment banking. Whether that’s JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley, you will usually find other investment bankers also having economics degrees - but how do you choose the best economics degree when studying in the UK?
In this video where I perform a UK university tier list, I cover the best UK economics degrees and help you identify which are that target universities for investment banks, semi targets and others which might not be obvious but can still pursue a career as an investment banker by attending those UK universities.
The UK Economic Degrees that I cover in this video are (in no particular order):
Queen Mary / University of Oxford / York / City University / University of Bath / Southampton / University of Durham / University of Warwick / Lancaster University / UCL / University of Exeter / University of Manchester\ University of St Andrews / University of Birmingham/ University of Leeds / University of Edinburgh/ University of Bristol/ King’s College London / University of Nottingham/ UCL / University of Cambridge/ LSE
I probably should’ve included Loughborough here as well…..
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This was amazing, absolutely phenomenal man I was actually blown away by how comprehensive this is; would you say that the university is more important than the degree however my guy?
Thanks for the kind words and hopefully it helps clear a few things! And yes id say the uni is more important than degree eg history at Cambridge is better than maths degree at a uni ranked 50th......but doing a more specialized degree from lower down the rankings is the only way to compete with the top uni students.
@@ThatMuslimLife Thank you even more brother for the response! Ahhh right right I see my man, thank you so much honestly because I'm applying for PPE at UCL, King's and Warwick because pure economics wasn't the most exciting haha
Hey, thanks for the great video! How would you choose between an advanced diploma in economics programme (with intention of continuation to MPhil Exonomics, but is uncertain) from Cambridge and MSc Economics from UCL?
How come youre choosing the diploma option? If it progresses to the MPhil then i would pursue that. Although if youre uncertain then id do the UCL course. I will make a video on Business Schools shortly but Cambridge Judge Business School isnt ranked super highly so dont do it for the sake of just going Cambridge. Business Schools rankings are important at postgrad level.
I didn’t take A level maths but I am doing a Politics with economics course at university of Bath. Because this course is obviously weighted towards politics rather than economics does this mean my chances of IB are very very very slim ? Thanks
Tks for the amazing content! I have offers for Msc Business analysis and strategy from Uni of Manchester and Uni of Southampton. As an intl student, I want to work in consulting but in asia after the degree. What would you suggest in this case?
Looking forward to your business school ranking!
Thanks for the support! Both are great unis - Southampton excels in its STEM subjects however id lean more towards Manchester. Its more of a well rounded uni and in my opinion has the better international ranking.
As a post grad, I’m accepted for banking and finance at St Andrews, and waiting to hear back from Kings, and UCL for management. Absolutely torn I really like the town of Saint Andrews and I’m not sure if I’m going to get into kings or UCL. Curious to hear your thoughts. I’m a recent US student grad. Not entirely focused on IB but more PE/VC or Real estate.
Edit also accepted for management at Bayes Business school.
ST Andrews/UCL would be the top choices. UCL higher. But PE/VC is more about networking so from those unis it doesnt matter as much.
As someone in first year econ at UCL at the moment, everything said is 100% accurate (especially about it becoming a maths degree)
Haha I wish I knew what before. Let me know what you think of the latest video released on rankings is also accurate!
As a Bristol student I've found that although the Uni is targeted by IB, there is more of an emphasis on Big 4 Audit and Consulting. (Imo)
I remember when I was a bristol student, there was def a lot of consulting people, IB was talked about a lot less, more middle office roles. The majority of the accounting students did end up in audit as well
What’s your view about bayes business school( city university of London) for undergrad accounting and finance and what should be the preference order among these unis from best to worst can you rate Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Cardiff, bayes business school for bsc accounting and finance in terms of future prospects
From what I know Bayes is only well regarded for post grad. The unis you listed are fairly equal, but I'd say Manchester edges it as it has a strong international ranking too.@@annas9443
I'd say:
Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Cardiff, City
Hello there, My son got offers from Nottingham university and Bristol university, which one he should firm? He is looking to go into IB. Could you please help us decide
Thanks
Both are great options and have a strong chance of success. Bristol is seen as more prestigious so would be known better for quality grads, plus I know the set up is strong in terms of student led help. Either way they'd have to still do a lot of work to get in but make sure he gets spring week offers as those will boost his chances.
Hey there, I have got offers for Econ and Finance undergraduate from Sheffield, York and Southampton, which one is the most prestigious one?
Southampton/York/Sheffield
Hi, I have offers for econ and finance from Edinburgh and manchester, which one would you recommend and which one is more prestigious?
Prestige wise I wouldn't say there's too much difference. Manchester will probably have a much bigger cohort to share application tips etc but for your choice I'd decide on the city more as well since prestige wise they're very similar.
Once a very busy and lively city whilst Edinburgh is big but more chilled and different environment.
Hi, I have chosen to do econ and finance at Bristol because the course modules looked more interesting to me, does a pure econ degree have a significant higher level of prestige than econ and finance? Thanks
Nah. If you want to work in banking then eco and finance is better as finance actually contains the product and real life things you’ll use. Eco is great because it’s very mathematical with econometrics but really that’s used for further study as opposed to using econometrics in your job. The benefit is you can show you have top maths skills. ….but to summarise it’s the finance part which is helpful for the job
Hi, based on what was seen online(student room and other forums), certain individuals had a very strong opinion that cambridge economics is much more quantitative and harder than oxford e&m and is equivalent, if not superior regarding its applicability towards Investment Banking. I see that your list has ranked cambridge below oxford, can you please elaborate as I am rather confused.
I wouldn't say it's superior to Oxford. One reason for more quantitative theory is that a lot more graduates from Cambridge stay to do further study which helps them. But in the end both will get you interviews and rankings are based on the data available and experience. IB jobs will be easy from first two groups
Hey I love your videos! I got offers from University of Manchester BAEcons and Politics and Erasmus University Rotterdam Economics and Business Economics. I want to pursue my career in consulting or banking probably, also as an international I have a thought for working in the US. Which degree suits me for my concerns do you think?
Thanks for the kind words! I would say Manchester. Erasmus is a great uni and is known within IB but Manchester has several advantages. It's a bigger uni giving more opportunities during your studies and provide a better experience. But it's known a little more as well. Not going to lie , both aren't going to give a brand name if you're wanting to work in the US (they hardly know the European unis!) but you can start off in London and transfer to NY
@@ThatMuslimLife Thank you so much! Also I aim for doing an MBA at one of the top 5 schools after I graduate. Do you think an Erasmus Uni degree can get me on one of those. If it’s no, what do you recommend? Thank you already again 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Would you recommend BSc Economics,Psychology, and Philosophy from Warwick or BSc Economics from Nottingham for IB?
Oh man, that's great question! Tough question! If your sole focus is IB, id go for Warwick. You'll have enough quantitative aspects in your Warwick degree. Both are very different locations though!
York ppe/philosophy & econ or Lancaster finance for ib? Probably going to do a masters after anyway at a target
Probs York. But both are very similar just York is known for a longer period of time as a top uni
Hey bro, which is better... econ and management course at Durham or Bristol? Does Bristol have better employment opportunities being closer to London or is Durham better. Interested in going into either ib or financial consulting.
Both id say are equally great unis for those job opportunities, Durham is known less for its Eco vs Bristol but not by a lot. The cities are slightly different but I can vouch the course at Bristol is very rigourus plus the networking and student led resources are very helpful....I do agree the 2.5hrs journey from Bristol to London is easier than Durham to London. I got offers from both tbh and wouldve been happy with either.
Hey, Should I choose - Henley business school for MSc finance or something like Exeter,Birmingham, Queenmary ?
I wouldn't choose it just because it's Henley's. If you like the course details then it might be a good option for you but I know it's a small subsect of teams within banks that will recognize how good it is. For masters it's much better than bachaelors like I said though.
Are there big differences between the Semi-target As? Eg is there a big difference between Bristol, Nottingham, and Durham?
The difference is small and separated by small things such as how many people have entered IB from there and some of the teaching quality
Does doing an economics and finance course as opposed to economics differ my job prospects at Bristol, (Banking or finance).
Nah no difference. From what I remember both contain almost identical modules
Great video bro , what are your thoughts on University Of Westminster ?
Thanks for the support! What are your predicted grades and career goals?
@@ThatMuslimLife 1:1 and looking to go in IBD I have 3-4 internships so far and 4-5 leadership roles as well
You should be applying for postgrad at a higher ranked uni with that grade and experience
@@ThatMuslimLife thank you my brother ! I wanted to ask , do you think it’s possible that I can still get into IB with my work experience so far and I am only a first year still
hey man, great video. What would you pick? Economics at Nottingham or Economics and management at Bristol. Thanks.
Honestly at this level it comes down to the uni itself and city as the difference is small...although I would put Bristol higher than notts. I can say Bristol is a more pleasant city but smaller.
Hey great video! I had a question about rankings and if they matter more than the actual reputation of the uni, for example is an MSc in Finance for Kings College worth it when considering employability post the course? Also would you recommend applying to more courses this late into the intake for September 2024 or wait for the September 2025 intake? Thank you for all the help😀
Firstly why do you have an arsenal logo ?
@@ThatMuslimLife My friend who’s an arsenal fan did this and I honestly don’t know how to change so I’ve just left it now😵
@@ThatMuslimLife would really like to know what you think about the comment if possible as I’m a bit stuck right now, appreciate all the content 🤞
for postgrads its a bit different. The video is focussed a lot more on undergrad, if it was postgrad then only LBS would be elite. At postgrad level people care about the degree quality a lot more than uni e.g. Cambridge business school isnt often ranked highly. Kings Business school is new and doesnt have a reputation right now but its still a good uni and course.
I’m undecided between Nottingham and Birmingham would you say there’s a significant difference ? Or have I got similar odds at either one
No not in terms of outputs. Id say Nottingham might be slightly better but not enough to make you change your mind. Both are big uni cities as well so very good for students.
I want to pursue investment banking as a career and will be going for MSc Finance, I have options between UCL and Warwick, which one should I opt for?
Thanks
did i reply to this on another comment?
can you please make a UK business degree tier list?
Have the option to chose between Edinburgh or St Andrews, purely from academic stance would one or the other give me an advantage?
There really isn't a big enough gap to give you an advantage between the two. Both are well respected and great unis. They have the tradition, teaching and successful alumni to give you solid options. Congrats as well on getting both offers, very competitive universities!
I got offers from QMUL, City, Royal Holloway, and Brunel, Which one do you prefer for econ!
Qmul
Would you say it’s possible to break into IB with Computer science degree from university of Loughborough and would you recommend doing masters and if so, where would you recommend to do the masters
I think I put Loughborough in the comments., Probably should include it on the list....but it's a good uni and increasing in quality every year. Slowly people are taking notes of it, IB are a bit slow because they're very traditional but they're recognizing that great graduates are coming from there.
For masters ideally you want to be focussing on targets/elite (plenty of Loughborough graduates go there )
Hi, For BSC economics, how much better is Uni of birmingham then QMUL? Is it a big difference or not so big?
I would choose Birmingham tbh - it has a much much higher reputation
Hey there, I got an admit from University of Manchester for Msc in Management, will it be possible for me to land a job in investment banking?
Yep plenty of people from UoM are there but you have to make sure you get some good work experience. You might get your ideal role straight away but that's ok. But Alliance Business School is very good
Hi I have offers from Exeter and Birmingham for Economics which one should I accept for a career in finance since you placed Birmingham over Exeter in the rankings but in the complete university guide Exeter is much higher than Birmingham for economics, Thanks.
Exeter is an incredibly good university (top 10 in the UK and ranked 7th for Economics) and is highly ranked in a number of different categories like student satisfaction and employment opportunities. It also has great sports facilities and a great campus located in a very student-oriented city. Been here for 2 years for Econ and honestly wouldn't choose anywhere else, been the greatest time of my life.
I have 2 offers so far from Loughborough and University of Birmingham - which of the two would you say has a better reputation for economics? I’m waiting on responses from Warwick, Leeds and Nottingham
Id say Birmingham has traditionally better course and known more. Not everyone will go into the details but if they do Loughborough is becoming just as good, but that’s less known. Warwick is the best from your list which I’m sure you know
@@ThatMuslimLife Hi i’ve just received an offer from Warwick (Economics, Politics and International Studies) and Nottingham (Economics). Which course is better in your opinion out of these two, as Warwick is not straight econ?
Congrats man you killed it! To target IBs I'd focus on Warwick. You'll have enough eco there and you'll be able to get an internship easier. There are drawbacks of Warwick vs notts as well, mostly from the location point of view (check out my full uni ranking video). PPE is a great degree.
Is this tier list from purely an investment banking perspective? Or is it applicable to other career prospects in the economics/finance sector?
It's mostly for the banking/finance sector as that's where most people end up with economic degrees. For accounting, it's less relevant.
Although this ranking is most used only in the first 10 years of your career, after that your work experience will matter.
Hello, nice video!
Could you please tell me what is the difference between Economics and Economics and Management degrees?
Thanks for the support! The difference becomes more pronounced as you go into your second year. On a straight Eco degree youll do more advanced econometrics, learn econometric software e.g. STATA etc and essentially do more statistics. On Eco + mgmt youll do mgmt modules as well which focus on strategy, organisational change, marketing etc and essentially are qualitative. I prefer the second as i dont like stats but each to their own! Youll still have to do econometrics through your degree but not as much on a combined course.
@@ThatMuslimLife Thank you so much! Yes, Economics and Management course sounds much more interesting to me too!☺️
Hi mate, I really hope you can answer this for my son. He has an offer for UCL but is worried he didn't smash his final exam yesterday in maths, and needs A*. He also has an offer from Bocconi (Milan) unconditonal, and King's which only requires an A* in any subject, which he's confident in. I would like to know whether, if he doesn't get into UCL, whether Kings College or Bocconi would be better ? (For investment banking). Wall St Oasis posts say Bocconi is on the same tier as Kings, but I'm not sure, because it must be so much harder to get London investment banking jobs when you're degree is in Milan.
Boconni is a top uni. People apply for London/NY IB jobs from around the world and so banks know about the reputation of these unis. Bocconi has a top reputation in IB and is a target uni within Europe. I'd put Bocconi slightly above King's but King's business School is slowly improving as well. Just remember it might be easier to network and get interview when youre based in a London uni vs Italy.
@@ThatMuslimLifeoh man thank you so much for replying. I’m really grateful. This really helps on such a hard decision.
Hello, could you please guide us, my son got offers from bristol and nottingham for economics. He is confused which one he should pick, which is more targeted by the firms? thanks
Hey did I reply to your previous post or was it deleted?
@@ThatMuslimLife hello, sorry i didn't find your previous comment
My daughter has offer in Bristol,Bath and Nottingham for Economics, which one do you recommend for IB
Congrats to her! At those unis there's not much difference in terms of end result - she will get great opportunities from them all.
Some examples of things to look at is the city (feel free to check my book out). Bristol and bath are very different cities to Notts whilst they're also very different size universities. Bath is slowly improving and these days is often seen as better but Bristol is traditionally a top uni and attracts a lot of private educated students. Nottingham is known to have a more lively student life
Hi great video, i got offers from Edinburgh to study maths and economics and another offer to study just economics at Bristol. in ur opinion which should I go for.
Tricky choice because both are amazing. I feel the course at Bristol will be more quantitative so if you like that then choose Bristol. Edinburgh will give you a more well rounded qualification, do you have preference in city? Congrats on the offers as well!
@@ThatMuslimLife thank you, I have no preference on city but I am considering the prospects for investment banking after uni and trying to decide on the best option for that reason.
Hello the video was helpful. The thing is I got offers from University of Glasgow (for masters in investment banking and finance) and University of Nottingham (for masters in investment and finance). Which one should I go for?
Hi , great video . Ive got two offers from Notts and Birmingham for Econ , however I'm currently not sure which one I should go to as Im unsure I achieved an A* in maths . Birmingham guarantees me a place if I miss the grade whereas Notts does not . Is it worth the risk making notts my firm and potentially not going to Uni in comparison to a guaranteed place at Birmingham , to most likely pursue Investment Banking . And how big of a gap is there between the two would you say in regards to the university being targeted by firms ? Thanks .
i’m in ur exact same position. i deffo didnt get an A* in maths but i still firmed notts. On the ucas website, it says that 77% of ppl who got aaa got into notts, and 36% who got aab got in, despite the initial offer being a*aa, so i think they’re somewhat lenient if u just miss ur offer.
@@melvinmugambe5597 I spoke to a few people who go to notts who got AAA including maths , they are all got put on the industrial economics course as they didn't get an A* in maths
Salam, I have an offer at Bristol for Economics but I’m just looking at what’s in clearing in case I don’t get the grades. I’m stuck between Birmingham Economics and Notts Politics and Economics, which one do you think is better for IB and/or to go into further education. Thank you!
walakum salam ! Bristol would be first. From the other two id say theres very little to choose from - both are great and just different cities/unis. but i'd lean towards Birmingham. I'd be surprised to see them in clearing though.
@@ThatMuslimLife Sorry if I’m taking up your time, but how come you’d lean towards Birmingham? Is it that the course is pure econ?
@@ThatMuslimLife Actually I’ve got a few more questions and I’d rather not talk over CZcams comments 😂😂, is it ok if I give you my email?
My uncle got offers from the University of Leeds, Exeter and Newcastle for a course called "Banking and International Finance".
Can you please tell which is the best university for that course (academics, placements)?
I would say it's the order you wrote it in. There's a small gap between Exeter/Leeds and Newcastle
So, would you give the highest rating for Leeds? @@ThatMuslimLife
Could you rank these Universities For BSc Economics and Finance: QMUL, City University, and University of Reading?
Id say the order you wrote it on. Eco as mentioned isnt part of Bayes business school and Henly business school (Reading) is better for postgrad and not undergrad.
Hi! I have offer from southampton and qmul for Bsc Economics and Finance. Which one do you recommend ? Please reply
I think Southampton is held in a little more regard its maths dept for example is very good. Both unis however are very different types so be aware of what they offer
Which university is better Exeter or Queens University Belfast??
Hello, i applied to york and qmul for MSC. Finance and Msc. Investment and finance respectively. Which one would be a better pick??
I'd probably say QM based on the people ive seen in finance top jobs
I got an offer (masters) from Bristol And Bath, Durham but I chose the University of Bath last because Bath offers more interesting courses to me
Do they have a big gap in finance, and output?
Nah Bath is on the way up! Bristol is great uni but it's basing a lot on its reputation. Have a look at my video on the top non Russel group unis to see what I think of Bath. Good luck on your course!
Hey brother can u plz make a video on ACCA demand & salary in kuwait
Sure bro, it will take some time to do the research
Hi! I need your help! I got an offer to study Economics at Birmingham and Leeds, which do you think is better?
Congrats on the offers, both great unis! Personally I’d choose Birmingham. Uni teaching and end result I feel is almost the same but it’s a bigger more lively city plus easier for coming to London for interviews and networking events.
@@ThatMuslimLife Thank you so much for your reply!
I have an offer from Kings college and Bristol for Bsc Economics for Sep 2024 intake . Which uni is better in your opinion in terms of teaching and graduate prospect. Hoping to hear from you soon
Bristol would be better, the course is intense fyi. But if cost is an issue and you want to stay in London the kcl is very good and I feel much easier to make friends.
Uni of Nottingham vs Uni of Sussex....which would be a better option for Msc Financial Technology. Pov Job prospects
Notts
wld this apply fo accounting+finance too?
If applying to IB yes. If applying to Big4 it's less important.
Do you think in 20 years time the rankings could look different, I’d assume oxbridge+LSE remains on top, but do you think certain unis are on negative or positive trajectories?
Great question and the answer is yes when it comes to semi targets. As mentioned Bath only in the past 20 years appears here and people also forget Warwick is a new university compared to all the others so it shows what’s possible…..all you need are several years of high placements to push them up. I think Loughborough will definitely appear on this list in 10 years. Kings might drop to B as it seems to be on a downward trend.
Durham recently started its accounting and finance and business course at the Stockton campus 10 years ago and entry requirements were BBC now its AAA course.
Could I get into investment banking with a degree in Japanese through the university of Oxford? Or is it solely economics?
Yes but you'll have to do a lot more networking and showcasing what you know about the industry. Importantly youll need to provide a good story why you decided to study Japanese and why you want to work in IB, and how they link.
Ok makes sense. Cheers mate👍
can i get into IB with masters in business analytics from warwick?
You'll have enough opportunities but you'll definitely have to work harder to demonstrate your skills than straight finance/eco/maths people
@@ThatMuslimLife would i end up in a good analyst role if i have my skills brushed up straight as i am a fresher and I am gonna complete my undergrad in june and will join wbs in sept. I have 7 months of intern experience as a business dev. I have also heard people talking negative about the course and uni
Is it worth going to Lancaster or York for PPE?
What kind of jobs do you want to do after?
@@ThatMuslimLife I wouldn't mind much tbh but was looking at things like law or cooperate law or consulting etc
Is economics a better degree for investment banking than finance or accounting?
On the whole yes. Eco then finance then accounting but also I would pick accounting at lse then eco at a uni ranked 20th
@@ThatMuslimLifewhat about bayes business school bsc accounting and finance is worth it
I have the following ucas options for bsc accounting and finance Cardiff, Manchester,Birmingham , bayes business school,Leeds what should be the preference order secondly is bsc accounting and finance worth it
What about - Henley Business School ? which is so famous for finance
good point, not many people know about that. However, I would say at undergrad level its not on the same level as the ones in this list. Some schools are very good at postgrad business such as Reading's Business School and people will like their specialised teaching.
So should I choose Henley business school for my MSc finance or something like Birmingham , Exeter ?
What do you think about ICL?
Great question and ICL as a university would be in Targets. I will do an IB target university video separately as this one was focused just on economics degree.
@@ThatMuslimLife Is Financial Maths and Stats a good major for IB, HF or PE?
Definitely but you're unlikely to break into PE straight after undergrad and no experience. HF and IB are more likely where you'll begin with IB way more likely .
Is Ms degree in International Political economy at LSE helpful in IB?
I was actually thinking about studying that at LSE 😅 it’s a good course! The knowledge won’t be super helpful in IB and so recruiters won’t see it and be attracted because if the degree but you will have a big advantage that you’re at LSE. Use the alumni, use the IB events held at the university and involve yourself with the people looking to get into IB as well. You’ll have a strong chance because those three points are massive levers in LSE even with a political degree
@@ThatMuslimLife if you had to choose between Kings college London ms in finance and economics, and LSE Ms IPE, what would you choose? Given that I can take some additional economic courses in LSE from other departments. I’m not sure that I wanna work in IB in the future, but in economics/finance 100%
Can you please make a UK Business Degree Tier List?
You mean like a business management degree ranking?
@@ThatMuslimLifeyes for masters
Hmmm I was planning on making one for undergrad as for masters it's more just Management. But I can look into that as well (will be doing a business school list as well)
@@ThatMuslimLifethank you that would be great. I've been looking into UK universities domestic and overall ranking and most of them have different universities so I'm confused on what sources to look into.
UCL or Warwick for Bsc Economics?
Both are top unis. At that level theres not much separating where you will end up post uni - it comes down to the university/city/lifestyle you enjoy. Both are very different in each of those regards. I prefer UCL just because id want to be London based, based in a vibrant city and ease of interviews and networking events.
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Isn’t it better to study at City University than compared to Warwick, as it is located in London and connections are more ?
Nah mate never. The majority of graduate jobs in uk are very structural in terms of recruitment, mostly online applications. HR will see cvs more and focus on target unis and for Warwick vs City more people from banks will go to Warwick to give presentations , much much more….showing you how much they prefer those grads to City grads.
Mate I have following ucas choices what should be preference order for bsc accounting and finance bayes business school, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds,Cardiff
Hey man could you make it about European universities ?
Yeh I was going to make one like this, I’ll probably focus on non uk unis in the list and just make it rest of Europe.
@@ThatMuslimLife Thank's mate. I have special interest in these universities: Bocconi, Pompeu Fabra, Toulouse 1, Zurich, Copenhagen and KU Leuve.
Where is imperial?
Doesn't do economics. Will make a business school ranking video soon and include icl
How about Glasgow?
I got a lot of hate on my other video regarding my opinion of Glasgow lol but i do think for Maths/finance related course its pretty good. A good entry route if you want to work in the IB roles based in Scotland especially.
Where is Imperial college?
Doesn’t offer economics
why isnt there imperial ?
Imperial doesn’t offer a traditional straight economics degree
Where is ICL?
Don’t have a pure econ degree
They have a econ and data sci cours
Good reply. I’m currently looking into this and how it can assist in IB
@@ThatMuslimLife I went to icls open day
They spoke a lot abt how they built this degree with finance companies in mind
It’s a full eco degree taught using data science almost
So u learn an Econ concept then use a programming language to analyse data from this economical data
@GwendaGregory-rw6uk very interesting. I thought it’d be something like that and similar to their MBAs they offer which sounds the same.
Open university isn’t even on the list 🤣
lol
I want to pursue investment banking as a career and will be going for MSc Finance, I have options between UCL and Warwick, which one should I opt for?
Thanks
Theres no difference at that level. Between those two id take a look at the stuff outside of he course since theyre equally good calibre...look at the city, the ease of travel for interviews etc