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Joined: 27 Nov 2021
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Schools: Oxford MFE "23 (S) LSE MFin "23 (S)
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01 Mar 2022, 21:56
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Hi,
I hold offers from the above mentioned programs and I am currently in the decision making phase. My long term goal is to either work in growth equity or European policymaking (think development banking). I know it are two totally different things but I’m still young and there is some time left to clear my ideas.
I think both curriculums are very appealing. Oxford might be slightly more academic and have a bigger emphasis on the economic side. LSE on the other hand is in London and would be more convenient for networking opportunities.
As an alternative I’m considering Bocconi’s ESS. All three programs are highly quantitative and I appreciate that because I think uni is also here to teach some solid hard skills and knowing your maths and stats can always come in handy.
I would appreciate it if anyone has some insights on the programs regarding reputation, culture and career service.
Thanks
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I hold offers from the above mentioned programs and I am currently in the decision making phase. My long term goal is to either work in growth equity or European policymaking (think development banking). I know it are two totally different things but I’m still young and there is some time left to clear my ideas.
I think both curriculums are very appealing. Oxford might be slightly more academic and have a bigger emphasis on the economic side. LSE on the other hand is in London and would be more convenient for networking opportunities.
As an alternative I’m considering Bocconi’s ESS. All three programs are highly quantitative and I appreciate that because I think uni is also here to teach some solid hard skills and knowing your maths and stats can always come in handy.
I would appreciate it if anyone has some insights on the programs regarding reputation, culture and career service.
Thanks
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Originally posted by BabelMandeb on 26 Mar 2023, 07:33.
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All three schools are elite, and might influence your first position: think about the location, even if bocconi is in Italy, it has excellent international connections maybe even greater than Oxford and LSE. But, Oxford and LSE are the most prestigious ones.
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Congratulations on receiving offers from Oxford MFE and LSE MSc Finance and PE programs. Both programs are highly quantitative and offer a strong foundation in finance and economics.
Both Oxford and LSE have excellent reputations in the field of finance, and both programs have their strengths and weaknesses. Oxford's MFE program is known for its rigorous mathematical and economic curriculum, while LSE's MSc Finance and Private Equity program has a more applied focus and is located in London, which provides great networking opportunities.
Ultimately, the decision between the two programs will depend on your personal preferences and career goals. If you are interested in pursuing a career in academia or a research-oriented role, Oxford's MFE program may be a better fit for you. If you are interested in pursuing a career in the finance industry and value location and networking opportunities, LSE's MSc Finance and Private Equity program may be the better choice.
It's important to note that both programs have excellent career services and strong alumni networks, so you will have opportunities to connect with professionals in your desired fields regardless of which program you choose.
Good Luck.
Both Oxford and LSE have excellent reputations in the field of finance, and both programs have their strengths and weaknesses. Oxford's MFE program is known for its rigorous mathematical and economic curriculum, while LSE's MSc Finance and Private Equity program has a more applied focus and is located in London, which provides great networking opportunities.
Ultimately, the decision between the two programs will depend on your personal preferences and career goals. If you are interested in pursuing a career in academia or a research-oriented role, Oxford's MFE program may be a better fit for you. If you are interested in pursuing a career in the finance industry and value location and networking opportunities, LSE's MSc Finance and Private Equity program may be the better choice.
It's important to note that both programs have excellent career services and strong alumni networks, so you will have opportunities to connect with professionals in your desired fields regardless of which program you choose.
Good Luck.
