Leading Comprehensive Finance Master of Finance Programs

Can someone update the list -

Add following MFE, MFin or MS Fin programs:

Princeton
Berkeley HAAS
CMU Tepper
MIT
etc...

Love Vanderbilt/Owen~~~

As the topic suggest the MSc in Finance should be comprehensive, therefore a MSc focused in quant
is disqualified.

thank for sharing !!

you can also look into cambridge and MIT Sloan

Hi,
I have completed my Bachelors in Engineering(Information Technology) From India. However I am interested in switching domains and jumping into finance( specifically stock trading, hedge funds etc). I have taken a GMAT date and am planning to apply for MSF program in USA and Canada. I have a few questions regarding the same.

1. Is MSF the right course for me if I am looking forward to a career in stock markets?
2. Which country will be a safe choice as OPT period after the program finishes is only 3 months in USA which means I will have only three months to get a job after which I will be asked to leave. In Canada its over a year.
3. I am currently working in an IT company and no part of my profile reflects any finance background apart from the fact that I have been trading for years.
i.Is this a reason to worry before applying to universities?
ii. Are there any courses/ Certifications that can help me get a strong profile for getting into a good university?


Thanks Chinmay

We have recently conducted a quick research on MiF programs and created this page with info on the MiF degree and top MiF programs:
https://aringo.com/masters-in-finance-mif/
Hope you find this helpful!

Dear Aringo,

thanks for this overview. You mentioned that you don't need work experience for a Master in Finance. I just wanted to note that there are programmes, which require some work experience in a related field. One example is the Master in Finance at London Business School (at least 2 years of work experience).

Regards

Can anyone suggest which university should i apply for MSF, so that even if i come back to india after 3-4 years of experience, i get not the same but a similar job opportunity(apart from ivy league).
Sorry for asking such a niche question but any suggestion would be of great help.