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Originally Posted by Unregistered
it depends on which university his degree is from and whether it is accredited. i don't think it matters much whether it is twinning, part time or online as these are common these days.
at ntu, we had to take the gmat or gre. this provides a standardised test for different degree holders. if he did score 162, and has an accredited degree with first or second upper, then i can see him getting offers from local universities as that is a better than average profile for many courses.
even nus has an online masters of financial engineering program. my friend is also taking an online masters from ucl, which is ranked 6th in the world. |
I am currently doing credit analysis in a local bank and would like to move to the investment & trading side. I have an engineering degree from
NTU and currently looking to further my studies on Finance, but because I need to maintain income to pay off loans so not possible for me to quit and study full time.
Anyone know if I will be able to join banking investment or hedge fund management side if I take the part time online
NUS Masters in Financial Engineering?