Which PG course should I pursue for better career prospects in the banking sector?

Post-graduate finance courses at a glance PhD If you want to know all there is to know about a particular subject you might want to consider a research degree (PhD or MPhil) that will usually last for three years and allow you to work solely in your area of financial interest. You must be confident of your love for the subject and have the ideas and discipline to set out on a solitary path of uncharted, original research. MBA (master of business administration) If you're a non-finance graduate with previous workplace experience who's looking to gain entry to the banking. sector, an MBA may tick all the right boxes. Do be aware, however, that youll usually need to have between three and seven years work experience under your belt to be considered for an MBA course. MBA courses and the more internationally-focused equivalent, MEB (master in European business) usually last between one and three years part time, or one to two years full time. The MBA covers all aspects of business including finance, marketing, operations, technology, accounting, business strategy, organisational behaviour, economics and entrepreneurship. Alternatively, if youre looking to get into investment banking and earn a CFA charter later down the line, Cass Business Schools M.Sc in banking and internationa

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