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Hey guys,
I just finished my aerospace engineering degree as an international student in the UK. I applied to UIUC for their Ms in aerospace engineering program in the US and have received an offer. However, lately, I've been considering pursuing a career as a quantitative trader. I'm now contemplating whether I should apply to UK universities that offer financial programs such as Warwick, Manchester, UCL, or Imperial.
Here are my thoughts:
If you have any tips on course enrolment that could make my application stronger, I would greatly appreciate it!
I just finished my aerospace engineering degree as an international student in the UK. I applied to UIUC for their Ms in aerospace engineering program in the US and have received an offer. However, lately, I've been considering pursuing a career as a quantitative trader. I'm now contemplating whether I should apply to UK universities that offer financial programs such as Warwick, Manchester, UCL, or Imperial.
Here are my thoughts:
- The US has more job opportunities in trading than the UK, which makes it a more attractive option for me.
- If I go to the UK, I can enrol in a direct program that focuses solely on financial studies.
- Compensation is unclear to me.
If you have any tips on course enrolment that could make my application stronger, I would greatly appreciate it!