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The thing is that I have gotten a very big scholarship to study in the US and I have to study either financial engineering or mathematical finance come september. During my undergrad , my experience in finance was limited and I really wanted to do a masters that would basically turn me into a financial expert. Looking on MBAs they seemed to focus more on management but what I need now is more financial theory instead of management. So financial engineering seemed as if it would have exposed me to a lot of new and exciting finance related materials such as creating new financial products, arbitrage, various investment strategies and so on. And since I love mathematics, I figured that it would suit my talents more. But if not financial engineering or an MBA, what other degree would you recommend?

[QUOTE="Nevaloselondon, post: 83559, member: 14129"] The thing is that I have gotten a very big scholarship to study in the US and I have to study either financial engineering or mathematical finance come september. During my undergrad , my experience in finance was limited and I really wanted to do a masters that would basically turn me into a financial expert. Looking on MBAs they seemed to focus more on management but what I need now is more financial theory instead of management. So financial engineering seemed as if it would have exposed me to a lot of new and exciting finance related materials such as creating new financial products, arbitrage, various investment strategies and so on. And since I love mathematics, I figured that it would suit my talents more. But if not financial engineering or an MBA, what other degree would you recommend? [/QUOTE]

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