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For UK applicants who are members of an Engineering professional body, there is the chance to apply competitively for a Panasonic Trust Fellowship. If you are not already a member of an Engineering profession, you can join: even the student
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I did an interview at Manchester recently (not the same course, but was a life sciences course). My interview questions consisted mainly of things about me; what my degree covered in terms of relevant content for the masters degree, what I wanted
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The Guy's, King's and St. Thomas' School of Medicine library based in the Weston Education Centre has around 10,000 books and 500 current periodicals on clinical medicine and dentistry; health service matters; sciences and professions associated
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The MSc Finance (Full-time) Programme is a generalist finance degree, which aims to give students a solid foundation in the core aspects of Corporate Finance and Asset Markets, followed by subsequent depth in a range of fields through its optional
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The MSc Finance (Full-time) Programme is ideal for those whose career objectives lie broadly with the financial services sector. The programme offers high level graduates, whose backgrounds may not necessarily be in finance, a unique opportunity to
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MSc Finance and Economics prepares you for a variety of careers in the global financial services sector. The emphasis on financial economics in these programmes is particularly attractive to investment banks, the financial services sector more
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Each year around 80 students are accepted and register on the MSc Finance and Economics Programme, with around 5 onto the MSc Finance and Economics (Research). There is no typical student, however, all come with very strong quantitative backgrounds,
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No. If you are accepted onto the MSc Finance and Economics (Research) Programme you will be required to make a formal application to the PhD Finance Programme. Any offers for the PhD Finance will be dependant upon the performance in the MSc,
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No. All applications should be made to the MSc Finance and Economics programme in the first instance as entry to the Research programme will be considered once students are registered at LSE and have completed the September course.
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The MSc Finance and Economics and MSc Finance and Economics (Research) Programmes differ slightly in structure| and in emphasis. The MSc Finance and Economics Programme will be of interest if you plan a career in a financial institution or a role
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