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MSc Financial Mathematics(DC704) OR MSc in Finance.

se · 2014-03-21 19:56:20

Hello Everyone. I am stuck between these two choices. Firstly, I prefer MSc FinMath, because of my Math & Economics undergrad background, but then MSc in Finance seems to generalize every aspect of the financial field but much very expensive in terms of fees (double the price). Could anyone who have studied one them shed…

21-03-2014 8:56pm

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se

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Hello Everyone.

I am stuck between these two choices. Firstly, I prefer MSc FinMath, because of my Math & Economics undergrad background, but then MSc in Finance seems to generalize every aspect of the financial field but much very expensive in terms of fees (double the price).

Could anyone who have studied one them shed some light and advice on which one to follow. And on career prospective point as well..

Help will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks

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