choose one uni for my master study?
i've got 3 con-offer from unis of UK,they are Essex MSc in banking &finance ,Loughborough MSc in banking &finance ,Cardiff MSc in International Economics Banking & Finance .Now i'm frustrated ,can't decide accept which one . Hope those have any relative experience may give me some ideas . thank u very much
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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I am a Professor in Banking from University of Bristol and I would like to give you some of my advice. I suggest you go to Cardiff because this is a big city where there are many respectable professors with high profile and very good facilities and support for research. Essex is good for pure economics but not for banking and finance. Loughborough is so so, a very new university with a short history. It is located in a rural area that I think you will feel bored if study there.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
which is better profession, Logisitc management or business and finance in near future
which is better profession, Logisitc management or business and finance in near future?
Actually I am going to start my study as postgraduate student. My previous study is in Economics Now I have applied in two courses one is MSc in Logisitc and supply chain management and second is Business and finance. I got admission in both subject. Now I can't decide where I'll have to go. My native country is Pakistan but I am living in UK. Could you please advice me which course will be better in near future ?
Careers & Employment - 5 Answers
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I would recommend you do logistic management. Very few people venture into that area which means that opportunity for employment would be high.
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As you cannot spell Logistics, business and management might be a safer bet.
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select first one because it will cover business and finance ( and check you intrest too) kia samjhay ;)
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Business and finance.
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Business and Finance gives you more options, making you more employable in a wider range of business activities. Logistic and supply chain is certainly more specific, and, if you are certain that there are such specific positions available, would give you an edge up in this field. You should do a bit more homework, and decide which option is best for you. All things being equal, I'd go for Business and Finance.
Actually I am going to start my study as postgraduate student. My previous study is in Economics Now I have applied in two courses one is MSc in Logisitc and supply chain management and second is Business and finance. I got admission in both subject. Now I can't decide where I'll have to go. My native country is Pakistan but I am living in UK. Could you please advice me which course will be better in near future ?
Careers & Employment - 5 Answers
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I would recommend you do logistic management. Very few people venture into that area which means that opportunity for employment would be high.
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As you cannot spell Logistics, business and management might be a safer bet.
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select first one because it will cover business and finance ( and check you intrest too) kia samjhay ;)
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Business and finance.
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Business and Finance gives you more options, making you more employable in a wider range of business activities. Logistic and supply chain is certainly more specific, and, if you are certain that there are such specific positions available, would give you an edge up in this field. You should do a bit more homework, and decide which option is best for you. All things being equal, I'd go for Business and Finance.
Monday, May 21, 2012
hi. can anyone suggest top universities in italy if i wanna pursue msc in economics
hi. can anyone suggest top universities in italy if i wanna pursue msc in economics?
i wud also like to know other details such as if there are any scholarships available or not? my cgpa is 3.2 n i did bsc in eco and finance so do i have a chance of getting a scholarship?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Bocconi University in Milan is probably the best school for your interests. There are scholarships available for top students.
i wud also like to know other details such as if there are any scholarships available or not? my cgpa is 3.2 n i did bsc in eco and finance so do i have a chance of getting a scholarship?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Bocconi University in Milan is probably the best school for your interests. There are scholarships available for top students.
Monday, May 14, 2012
how and where could i get a MSc scholarship that could cover all my costs in USA,Australia or the netherlands
how and where could i get a MSc scholarship that could cover all my costs in USA,Australia or the netherlands.
i have graduated from mekelle university,mekelle,ethiopia,from department of land resource management and environmental protection with a GPA of 3.47.i am currently working in the minsitry of finance and economic development as project appraisal expert.what makes me so frustrated in searching a scholarship is that my proffesors are not in the near by to fill the receommendation letter format for me,besides they are not willing to fill it.But i have an already written receommendation from them written to all whom it may concern? how and where could the i get a scholarship with simple procedures that could cover all my costs?
Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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Hey getchew in usa there are lots of universties that provide what u mentiond in ur question.. these universties can be found only in your dreams... it is bullshit of u to think that there is s0mebody out there to take care if ur tution in usa... ( Atafrem woy scholarship efelegalehugn setel?) ... now stop reading this message and get on ur farm!hhaaaaaa... don forget to give the one and only 5 bucks in ur poket to the internet cafe!! haaa...haha....kikikiki...kikikiki... i am segatare3@yahoo.com
i have graduated from mekelle university,mekelle,ethiopia,from department of land resource management and environmental protection with a GPA of 3.47.i am currently working in the minsitry of finance and economic development as project appraisal expert.what makes me so frustrated in searching a scholarship is that my proffesors are not in the near by to fill the receommendation letter format for me,besides they are not willing to fill it.But i have an already written receommendation from them written to all whom it may concern? how and where could the i get a scholarship with simple procedures that could cover all my costs?
Financial Aid - 1 Answers
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Hey getchew in usa there are lots of universties that provide what u mentiond in ur question.. these universties can be found only in your dreams... it is bullshit of u to think that there is s0mebody out there to take care if ur tution in usa... ( Atafrem woy scholarship efelegalehugn setel?) ... now stop reading this message and get on ur farm!hhaaaaaa... don forget to give the one and only 5 bucks in ur poket to the internet cafe!! haaa...haha....kikikiki...kikikiki... i am segatare3@yahoo.com
Monday, May 7, 2012
Will paying £20k+ for an MSc from an excellent University make it worthwhile
Will paying £20k+ for an MSc from an excellent University make it worthwhile?
i have a first class IT bachelors degree, and work in a software house that makes Asset management Software. I just got a raise and am now earning £30k. Do you think it's worthwhile spending £20k+ on a part-time Masters degree (say, in Finance?) from a TOP university. Will it truly add value and could i get a return on that investment in a reasonable period?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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If it's a well respected finance program, and you plan to go into finance, then yes, it may be worth it. Positions in finance, at the big investment banks, pay WAY more than you are currently making. In the US - it's different in the UK - in the US, you'd make a base salary of about $80,000, with a bonus potential of $120,000+ per year. That'd be about £40k base, £60k bonus. But not all finance jobs are those finance jobs. What do you hope to do with that degree? Research the possibilities in the particular aspect of finance that you hope to enter, and you'll then have a better idea on whether that degree is worth it.
i have a first class IT bachelors degree, and work in a software house that makes Asset management Software. I just got a raise and am now earning £30k. Do you think it's worthwhile spending £20k+ on a part-time Masters degree (say, in Finance?) from a TOP university. Will it truly add value and could i get a return on that investment in a reasonable period?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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If it's a well respected finance program, and you plan to go into finance, then yes, it may be worth it. Positions in finance, at the big investment banks, pay WAY more than you are currently making. In the US - it's different in the UK - in the US, you'd make a base salary of about $80,000, with a bonus potential of $120,000+ per year. That'd be about £40k base, £60k bonus. But not all finance jobs are those finance jobs. What do you hope to do with that degree? Research the possibilities in the particular aspect of finance that you hope to enter, and you'll then have a better idea on whether that degree is worth it.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Is University of Birmingham a good school
Is University of Birmingham a good school?
I'm considering the Birmingham Business School for graduate studies, probably an MBA or an MSc in accounting, tax or finance. Is it a good school? I couldn't find a ranking anywhere.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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yeah i think so. My cousin goes there
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heres a website that shows everything you need to know about this school and other schools. it shows population cost and SAT scores check it out at http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?match=true&collegeId=4041&searchType=college&type=qfs&word=University%20of%20Birmingham copy and paste and scroll the site hope i helped and Good Luck!
I'm considering the Birmingham Business School for graduate studies, probably an MBA or an MSc in accounting, tax or finance. Is it a good school? I couldn't find a ranking anywhere.
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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yeah i think so. My cousin goes there
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heres a website that shows everything you need to know about this school and other schools. it shows population cost and SAT scores check it out at http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?match=true&collegeId=4041&searchType=college&type=qfs&word=University%20of%20Birmingham copy and paste and scroll the site hope i helped and Good Luck!
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Civil Engineering BA then Msc in Management
Civil Engineering BA then Msc in Management?
My bro graduated with an undergrad in Civil and now he hates it and wants to go into finance/management... Do you think this is a wise career move? Will such a candidate find jobs more easily/ more difficultly?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Your "bro" needs to understand one thing: 1) An MSc in Management is for people who want to be college or university lecturers AND for those who want a PhD in Management to be a professor. Period. 2) To be successful in the business world, he NEEDS an MBA. An MSc will not cut it. I am the Hiring Manager for a corporation - I see hundreds of resumes EACH DAY on my desk of people with MSc degrees in Management. These people's resumes are not even considered. I will only consider those with MBA degrees. Period.
My bro graduated with an undergrad in Civil and now he hates it and wants to go into finance/management... Do you think this is a wise career move? Will such a candidate find jobs more easily/ more difficultly?
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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Your "bro" needs to understand one thing: 1) An MSc in Management is for people who want to be college or university lecturers AND for those who want a PhD in Management to be a professor. Period. 2) To be successful in the business world, he NEEDS an MBA. An MSc will not cut it. I am the Hiring Manager for a corporation - I see hundreds of resumes EACH DAY on my desk of people with MSc degrees in Management. These people's resumes are not even considered. I will only consider those with MBA degrees. Period.
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