what can i do with a masters in finance or economics?
what kind of jobs can i get and is it hard to acquire?
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You could be a janitor
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Corporate jobs dealing with company financials, working out financial models for companies and products, research analytics. Shouldn't be hard.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
How long does it take to receive a Master's degree in finance
How long does it take to receive a Master's degree in finance?
Does it only take one year?
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it CAN be done in 12 months...... 30 grad credits can be difficult in 2 semesters.... best to prepare for a full calendar year.
Does it only take one year?
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it CAN be done in 12 months...... 30 grad credits can be difficult in 2 semesters.... best to prepare for a full calendar year.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
I plan to do my Masters in Finance. Any recommendations as to which is the best uni in Malaysia for that
I plan to do my Masters in Finance. Any recommendations as to which is the best uni in Malaysia for that?
I did my Bachelors in Finance in the U.S. Want to do my Masters part-time while I'm working in Malaysia. I'm a Malaysian btw :)
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Being a Malaysian, you should know that with a Bachelors from a US Uni, you are probably over-qualified for a Masters in a Malaysian Uni. Have you kept up to date ? Try Singapore. :)
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I received a mail from Concordia University in Montreal regarding the Master of Finance course. It's better to take full time and the average salary upon graduation is C$75000/year. University in Malaysia = University of Rubbish. Even our education minister sends his kids to Australia. HAHAHA Recommend: University of Manchester twinning at Sunway College
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Do in UPM. They have the best postgrad business courses in Asia. Even foreign students flock there yknow!
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If you strictly want to study under Malaysian uni, I believe Izzie is right. UPM is the most reputable uni for postgraduate studies. UiTM is reputable as well but not sure about their masterate programme and as you know, it only accepts bumiputra. UM? Well...... If you think only Malaysian uni just because you are only able to do it on part time basis, you may alternatively overseas uni that has twinning programme with Malaysian colleges (like Segi College) or overseas universities that offer long distance education programme.
I did my Bachelors in Finance in the U.S. Want to do my Masters part-time while I'm working in Malaysia. I'm a Malaysian btw :)
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Being a Malaysian, you should know that with a Bachelors from a US Uni, you are probably over-qualified for a Masters in a Malaysian Uni. Have you kept up to date ? Try Singapore. :)
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I received a mail from Concordia University in Montreal regarding the Master of Finance course. It's better to take full time and the average salary upon graduation is C$75000/year. University in Malaysia = University of Rubbish. Even our education minister sends his kids to Australia. HAHAHA Recommend: University of Manchester twinning at Sunway College
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Do in UPM. They have the best postgrad business courses in Asia. Even foreign students flock there yknow!
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If you strictly want to study under Malaysian uni, I believe Izzie is right. UPM is the most reputable uni for postgraduate studies. UiTM is reputable as well but not sure about their masterate programme and as you know, it only accepts bumiputra. UM? Well...... If you think only Malaysian uni just because you are only able to do it on part time basis, you may alternatively overseas uni that has twinning programme with Malaysian colleges (like Segi College) or overseas universities that offer long distance education programme.
Saturday, April 7, 2012
I am in college about to major in Marketing, would a masters in Finance polish my resume
I am in college about to major in Marketing, would a masters in Finance polish my resume?
or are they too different. Also, are people more likely to get hired depending on the school they graduated from. Right now Im attending Clayton State University, its part of the UGA system, but its more of a community school. Ive been thinking about transfering to UGA, but will it make a difference? Or should I just do my masters at UGA?
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Yes - the double degree will make you more marketable especially if you can back it up with some internship experience.
or are they too different. Also, are people more likely to get hired depending on the school they graduated from. Right now Im attending Clayton State University, its part of the UGA system, but its more of a community school. Ive been thinking about transfering to UGA, but will it make a difference? Or should I just do my masters at UGA?
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Yes - the double degree will make you more marketable especially if you can back it up with some internship experience.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Are there any universities offer master of science program of finance or investment related
Are there any universities offer master of science program of finance or investment related?
I hold Msc degree of biochemistry, and now have one year experience in a trading company, doing import and export business. I wanna make a transition to the financial services industry, want to work in an investment management company. So I want to know whether there is a right program in universities can help me do the transition.
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You could do a search on "MS degree in finance" or whatever, or consult a guidebook for graduate programs, either printed or on line. Are you sure you'd need a Master's degree? If you already have experience, you may not - or you could work on it part-time while you work in the field, perhaps.
I hold Msc degree of biochemistry, and now have one year experience in a trading company, doing import and export business. I wanna make a transition to the financial services industry, want to work in an investment management company. So I want to know whether there is a right program in universities can help me do the transition.
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You could do a search on "MS degree in finance" or whatever, or consult a guidebook for graduate programs, either printed or on line. Are you sure you'd need a Master's degree? If you already have experience, you may not - or you could work on it part-time while you work in the field, perhaps.
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