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Hey guys,
Looking for peoples opinions on which is the better option between Macquarie Uni's Masters of Applied Finance and UTS' Masters of Quantitative Finance.
I'm 21 years old and have just completed UWS' Bachelor of Financial Planning with a d average and have two years experience as para planner, so I shouldn't have any issues getting into either program??
The purpose of the master degree is to leave myself open to the option of moving into funds management or derivatives trading or financial analysing in 2-3 years time - assuming in 2-3 years time I still have an interest in such a move.
Basically, financial planning is gay and unchallenging and I actually want to use my brain as opposed to being a glorified salesperson (no offense to sales people!).
Any constructive input would be much appreciated.
Regards
-NWS
Looking for peoples opinions on which is the better option between Macquarie Uni's Masters of Applied Finance and UTS' Masters of Quantitative Finance.
I'm 21 years old and have just completed UWS' Bachelor of Financial Planning with a d average and have two years experience as para planner, so I shouldn't have any issues getting into either program??
The purpose of the master degree is to leave myself open to the option of moving into funds management or derivatives trading or financial analysing in 2-3 years time - assuming in 2-3 years time I still have an interest in such a move.
Basically, financial planning is gay and unchallenging and I actually want to use my brain as opposed to being a glorified salesperson (no offense to sales people!).
Any constructive input would be much appreciated.
Regards
-NWS
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