London School Of Business And Finance

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the msc in invt banking from the univ of east london is in collaboration with the LSBF i,e london school of business and finance (not the london business school), pls provide your viewpoints on grad employment after the course ?

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I have got an offer in Exeter,Nottingham & LSBF for MSc in Finance & investment which is the best one & why in terms of career prospects in Uk

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London school of business & finance

msc investment banking - univ of east london - any thoughts ?

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The London Business School is excellent. The London School of Business and Finance on the other hand is not. It tries to play off the name of the more famous business school. It's reputation is not great, mainly because few have heard of it. That does not bode well for a business school, when much of the point in doing a degree at a B-school is the reputation of the school you managed to get into. It is unlikely that you would get a decent investment banking job with it.

I'm currently in my final year, which is due in June 2006, in the University of Ghana Business School reading a B.SC(Business Administration)programe; Banking and Finance Option).

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Until recently, LSE did not offer an MBA. Currently, they only offer an Executive MBA. This is probably not what you want. If you want a top business school in Europe, I suggest either INSEAD (in Fontainbleu France) or London Business School (LBS -- not to be confused with LSE). The fact is, however, that the US is really the place to get an MBA. Other than LBS, INSEAD and one or two Canadian schools, no MBA programs compete with the top 15 or 20 in the US. As to how you go about getting in, visit the schools web sites for admissions instructions. You may also want to look at some guides -- like US News & World Reports or Business Week who regularly rank schools and give advice about how to get in. Both publishers have information on their web sites. You should know that most good MBA programs want you to have three to five years of work experience. You should also know that American schools strive to have a geographically diverse population. If you have the right background, being from Ghana will be a plus.

i wanted to join LBS for a masters in finance but i cant seem to get the fees from their site and i dont want to wait long for their feedback-i live quite far.anyone know their fees

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have you tried emailing them, otherwise it looks as if you'll have to wait.