Hey folks, I've got an offer from Imperial for MSc Finance and I'm waiting to hear from LSE on the same. I'm trying to make an informed decision and would like to hear your thoughts.
Quick background about me:- I’m from India, have an engineering degree, and around 2 years of work experience in risk management at a lending firm.
- I’m now looking to switch into other areas of finance — things like corporate finance, asset/wealth management, maybe consulting or fintech.
- Not interested in investment banking — mainly because of the work-life balance.
- My plan is to work in the UK for at least 3–4 years after the program.
I’m trying to figure out which of the two (Imperial vs LSE) would be a better fit in terms of:- Career opportunities in non-IB finance roles
- Salary potential
- Quality of learning and networking
- Overall employability, especially in the UK
Are there any lesser-known things I should be aware of when choosing between the two?