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natasa
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# Posted: 26 Nov 2007 06:41:09
Hi all,
I applied for MSc in Investment banking and securities at LSBF - London school of business and finance.
The school sounds perfect, but I would like to hear also students opinions about this school.
If someone knows something more about the school, I would appreciate some feedback.
Thanks
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 15 Jan 2008 15:41:35
I took accounting courses there. The lecturers are leaders in the field and some lecturers are also senior members within the CIMA/ACCA organisations. The teaching at LSBF is definately first class but you expect that from these prices. The people are friendly and overall the school has a great feel to it. Definately recommend to others.
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natasa
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# Posted: 17 Jan 2008 05:52:43
Thank you for the reply!
My course is starting now in February and I am looking forward to it. Also, I am coming to London for the first time, and I hope that it's going to be the great experience!
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 28 Jan 2008 14:21:30
hi natasha
can u tell me how good the program is? have you heard from anyone else. im planning to join as well. many thanks.
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natasa
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# Posted: 29 Jan 2008 03:44:13
Hi,
It's a new programme at LSNF. I enrolled, because I think it provides a good balance of theory and praxis.
Do you plan to join this February or in September?
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 1 Feb 2008 06:22:35
i plan to join in feb. do have a proram brochure about the course. many thanks
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 3 Feb 2008 23:21:32
LSBF.... may be a right choice may be be not... don't just go by the title of course 'Masters in Investment banking and Securities' interesting and impressive though but theres alot in this name. If you don't really have interest in the field this is absolutely not for you.
I would suggest not to go with this option unless you have minimum 3 years of work Experience. These gyz deliver lectures as if we are professionals sitting in front of them. The reality you will come to know after 3 months of attending this programme.
No doubt just 2 institutions in world teaching this kindaa innovative course, Univ of Reading and this one. Good luck to you if you have enrolled for this course.
By just a chance i don't know how i came across this page. May be I might visit page again. Though I am currently persuing this course, its bit of challenging rather London is challenging.
Natasha hope by this time you have reached London and made yourself comfortable. Ask for help if you want, may be i can help you. If you are in london and planning to visit college well then i am goin for a meeting at 14.30 on 5th and after that i have schedule for 6th as well. Many corrent students are also gonna come on these dates. You may contact anyone there should you feel for ny help. Leave your msg here in post or your email address or mobile no. if you like to be contacted by me.
Regards & Good luck.
Regards.[/b][b]
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natasa
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# Posted: 4 Feb 2008 04:00:32
Hello and thank you for the answer.
I am a professional and I have 4 years of experience in banking and accounting. For the past 2 years I am in a project of implementing new software for Treasury Banking and the MSc Investment banking and securities is really something that I have been doing in the bank right now. So, I am glad to hear that the programme is design especially for professionals.
I would like to be in contact with you, here is my email: natsha_blind@yahoo.com
I hope that you will email me, because I would like to be in touch with a current student.
I am coming to London next week and looking forward to meeting you!
Regards
Natasha
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 7 Feb 2008 09:23:12
hi
the schedule is up on the website. the induction is on the 18th i think.
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nurzhan
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# Posted: 5 Mar 2008 22:06:42
Hi all,
I'm going to apply for October intake. How do you find cources?
Regards,
Nurzhan
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 14 Mar 2008 18:47:50
hey natasa!!!
I am planning to apply for that course to to start in september!
how r u finding it so far? what about living in London alone?
Thanks
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temi
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# Posted: 15 Mar 2008 11:43:46
Hello Everyone, I want to take a course in MIB(Masters in International Business), so far, I havent heard of anyone taking this course and I dont know how well they teach this course in LSBF.
I'll appreciate a reply from someone in this school.
Temi
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 1 Apr 2008 09:14:24
Hi
I've applied for the MIB as well and I'd really appreciate some feedback from current students on how they find they course, the teaching standards and also how the course is seen among employers..
I realise that LSBF itself is not a university, but the course sounds great with more of a practical approach..however i was wondering whether it would be safer to stick to conventional univerisities..it would be great if someone can tell me on how the MIB at LSBF compares to the Msc Management at Bath.
thanks
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 27 Apr 2008 04:35:36
Hi,
I am going to apply the MBA Financial services + ACCA. Could anyone tell me will the MBA degree be awarded by LSBF itself or by some partner Uni? Regards.
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om SAI
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# Posted: 28 Apr 2008 12:56:35
Hi
I have enrolled to MBA with LSBF for the Sept 08 intake. I was told that it is a triple accredited MBA from Grenoble University. The MBA seems to be in the affordable price range when compared to some of the top class international business schools and hope LSBF MBA would be a winning edge in my career.
- student from India..
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 15 Jul 2008 11:20:43
Hello everyone,
I'm applying for MBA Financial services ACCA as well. Is there any feedbacks about this course to be shared? It seems LSBF is the one thus far allowing ACCA to be done concurrently with MBA in Financial Services, universities require ACCA to be completed before commencing MBA, and I wonder why.. Regards,
Qian
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Mark D R.
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# Posted: 20 Nov 2008 15:34:51
Hi I've applied for the MIB as well and I'd really appreciate some feedback from current students on how they find they course, the teaching standards and also how the course is seen among employers.. I realise that LSBF itself is not a university, but the course sounds great with more of a practical approach..however i was wondering whether it would be safer to stick to conventional univerisities..it would be great if someone can tell me on how the MIB at LSBF compares to the Msc Management at Bath. thanks
I too have applied for the MIB program begining in Feb. GGSB is clearly a top tier business school but I wonder if employers will look upon a MIB from LSBF the same as a MIB from GGSB??
The course is ideal for me as it seems very practical. Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Mark
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 10 Dec 2008 03:42:33
Hello Everyone.
I'm thinking to apply for the course short-program in Digital Marketing in LSBF to start in April 2009, and would like to Know your opinion about the school and course. Someone has done this course?Can you help me.
Thank you,
Joana
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