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by SamLee » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:34 am
Guys! I like to work in finance after completing MBA. Which school should I choose, if accepted by both? Please help me out! I believe HKUST would be the best(Give me your opinion on this one too). But between NUS and HKU, which school is better in finance?
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by MBAMensch » Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:53 pm
Hi SamLee,

I am about to start the HKU MBA and it is a very strong course. There's three reasons why it is particularly good for finance:

1. HKU is listed highest of the schools you've mentioned in the Finance section of the QS Global 200 Business School Report 2012 which rates business school reputations.
2. It is possible to do a finance specialisation at London Business School if you are on that track by doing 5 electives in the same subject group which earns you a specialisation.
3. HKU is also the only MBA based on Hong Kong island itself, where the head offices of Hong Kong's major financial firms are based.

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