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Msc in GFIS

deepak234 · 2014-03-08 20:07:13

Hi all, I have applied for MSc in global financial information services. One main reason for doing so is that the course offers a professional internship of 6 months otherwise i was looking for such courses in Canada. i would be grateful if somebody could guide me. is this course worth doing from employment point of view?…

08-03-2014 9:07pm

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deepak234

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Hi all,

I have applied for MSc in global financial information services. One main reason for doing so is that the course offers a professional internship of 6 months otherwise i was looking for such courses in Canada. i would be grateful if somebody could guide me. is this course worth doing from employment point of view? I am in a lot of confusion. would appreciate any help/information.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 08-03-2014 9:55pm

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Hi, I work in WIT.

The GFIS programme is very close to industry and from what I understand- all of last years group found employment in the sector at salaries that are higher than the normal graduate rate. It is very focused on the industry so if you want to work in financial services it is a great choice. Employment options are in the region and Dublin/London.

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