The University of Cambridge – Judge Business School has a two masters in finance degrees, one for those with work experience and one for those fresh out of school. The 2011 class profile is listed below:
| Overview figures | |
|---|---|
| Size of class | 45 |
| Nationalities | 23 |
| Average work experience | 4 years |
| Range in work experience | 2 – 13 years |
| Female/male split | 40%/60% |
| Finance industry breakdown | |
|---|---|
| Investment banking | 36% |
| Financial services in non-financial company | 16% |
| Financial consulting | 13% |
| Public sector finance | 9% |
| Asset management | 7% |
| Commercial/retail banking | 7% |
| Insurance and pensions | 4% |
| Venture capital/private equity | 4% |
| Hedge funds | 2% |
| Wealth management/private banking | 2% |
| Nationalities | |
|---|---|
| Europe (inc. UK) | 24% |
| South East Asia | 18% |
| East Asia | 13% |
| Australia/New Zealand | 9% |
| North America/Canada | 9% |
| Middle East | 7% |
| South Asia | 7% |
| Central Asia | 4% |
| South America | 4% |
| Africa | 2% |
| Caribbean | 2% |
| Location of current employment | |
|---|---|
| Europe (inc. UK) | 31% |
| South East Asia | 16% |
| East Asia | 14% |
| North America/Canada | 11% |
| Middle East | 7% |
| Australia/New Zealand | 4% |
| South Asia | 4% |
| Central Asia | 4% |
| South America | 4% |
| Africa | 2% |
| Caribbean | 2% |
The program is very international and draws from experienced finance professionals. Placements are very strong and benefit from the fact that students have work experience before starting the program. A list of placements are located here.
Here is a link to the Cambridge Master in Finance program
