Do you have any idea which of the following master programs is more recognised for I-bank?

1) HKUST: MSc (Financial analysis/ Investment managment)
2) CUHK: MSc (Finance)

In terms of the tuition fee, the program of UST is even higher (CU: $3k/ credit; UST: $4k/ credit).  Besides, the profile of the teaching team of the mentioned program is also better for UST.  
But why do you think MSc(FA/IM) is a better choice? when the MBA program for both are known in the Asia-pacific region.

If not these two in HK, HKU is your consideration?

What's your ideas?

[ 本帖最後由 yeahgood123 於 2007-5-11 23:51 編輯 ]

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原帖由 紅豆沙 於 2007-5-12 08:44 發表

講番兩間學校所辦的學科都唔同，Financial analysis/ Investment managment 同  ...

Thanks for your comments.
For your information, it could be said that FA/IM is 2 of the divisions of fiannce (2 concentrations for each of the two).  When it comes to the core subjects, those of the 2 Us are somewhat similar and as for MSc(Fin) of CU, one could always choose the electives such that he would be more FA/IM concentrated.

The issue then goes to the difference in the degree to be obtained: MSc(Fin) or MSc(FA/IM).

Here are the links for your reference:
CU: http://www.baf.cuhk.edu.hk/mscfin/pg_fin_overview_intro.htm
UST: http://www.bm.ust.hk/mfin/

[ 本帖最後由 yeahgood123 於 2007-5-12 11:07 編輯 ]

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原帖由 紅豆沙 於 2007-5-12 11:06 發表

預祝你找到你合適的學校！......

Thanks for your efforts & comments.
I really appreciate it.

thanks 浪“漫”人小gio for your comment.

Also heard that some of the electives of the UST program are of quite a high quality.

I'm just considering the two offers.

Could you share with us what concentration you are in?
and while I-banks put little emphasis on any of the two qualifications, what do they consider?

Would you give me some ideas?
Thanks in advance.

[ 本帖最後由 yeahgood123 於 2007-5-29 01:44 編輯 ]

A lot of thanks!

[ 本帖最後由 yeahgood123 於 2007-5-29 01:47 編輯 ]

I agree.

BTW, Do you know how does FA stream go?

Thanks 浪“漫”人小 gio so much for your introduction.  I've found it useful.  See whether I could meet you when enrolled.