HKUST - Finance


Louise_AM

Been looking into HKUST as a solid alternative for me, given my background, my dream of studying in HK and the program's high employment rates in the Financial Services industry, which is 40% and really stands out. When taking part in a program with such a clear path forth, does it totally restrict you in the future if you decide to slightly diverge? This is an area I'd like to pursue but I worry that the focus might be too strong. How much wiggle room is there for slight career changes? Is this generally not recommended? Cheers!

Been looking into HKUST as a solid alternative for me, given my background, my dream of studying in HK and the program's high employment rates in the Financial Services industry, which is 40% and really stands out. When taking part in a program with such a clear path forth, does it totally restrict you in the future if you decide to slightly diverge? This is an area I'd like to pursue but I worry that the focus might be too strong. How much wiggle room is there for slight career changes? Is this generally not recommended? Cheers!
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StuartHE

The MBA with a career track in finance is still an MBA.

The MBA with a career track in finance is still an MBA.
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You'd have much less wiggle room if you pursued a Master in Finance. An MBA is a general program so you tend to have a lot of flexibility. 

You'd have much less wiggle room if you pursued a Master in Finance. An MBA is a general program so you tend to have a lot of flexibility. 
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