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I'm interested in pursuing Masters in Financial Engineering. Can folks with experience in the industry please comment if it is better to do it in a US or UK/Europe school?
Here is the list of school that I have compiled based on certain personal preference.
1.UC Berkeley
2. Columbia University, NY
3. New York University
4. Cornell
5. University of Chicago
5. Baruch: Cuny
6. Cass school of Business: City University UK
7. Imperial College UK
8. Warwick UK
9. HEC Paris
10. London school of Economics UK
I need help in rankings these schools based on their program rating, career placement etc
What are prospects after completing the program?
What is the realistic salary range one should expect after completing the program? eg Berkeley list an average salary of about $95000 and bonus $35000
A little background about myself
Degree in Electrical Engineering, MBA form highly reputable schools with excellent GPA
3 years work experience in software industry, 2 years in Solution Marketing, 2 years as Independent trader
Scheduled to take CFA 1 and CMT 1 in December
Here is the list of school that I have compiled based on certain personal preference.
1.UC Berkeley
2. Columbia University, NY
3. New York University
4. Cornell
5. University of Chicago
5. Baruch: Cuny
6. Cass school of Business: City University UK
7. Imperial College UK
8. Warwick UK
9. HEC Paris
10. London school of Economics UK
I need help in rankings these schools based on their program rating, career placement etc
What are prospects after completing the program?
What is the realistic salary range one should expect after completing the program? eg Berkeley list an average salary of about $95000 and bonus $35000
A little background about myself
Degree in Electrical Engineering, MBA form highly reputable schools with excellent GPA
3 years work experience in software industry, 2 years in Solution Marketing, 2 years as Independent trader
Scheduled to take CFA 1 and CMT 1 in December