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the same way, the European <strong>Business</strong> School<br />

(EBS), based just outside the German financial<br />

capital of Frankfurt, returned the highest<br />

number of votes of schools in the country. In<br />

Asia, the National University of Singapore<br />

<strong>Business</strong> School (NUS) returned highest.<br />

Other business schools that have shown big<br />

improvements in how employers value their<br />

MBA graduates’ financial abilities include:<br />

IE <strong>Business</strong> School;<br />

Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore;<br />

IMD;<br />

Indian School of <strong>Business</strong>;<br />

S P Jain Institute of Management and<br />

Research;<br />

Lancaster University Management School;<br />

S C Johnson Graduate School of Management;<br />

Cox School of <strong>Business</strong>;<br />

Nanyang <strong>Business</strong> School.<br />

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Despite many MBA programs reporting an<br />

increase in diversity of working backgrounds<br />

in their class, the financial services industry still<br />

provides the largest amount of candidates to<br />

pursue the qualification across the world. Many<br />

students are looking to further their place in the<br />

industry and have specific goals, so look to an<br />

MBA to help them achieve career progression.<br />

For this reason, many schools offer a large<br />

range of finance-specific courses, both as part of<br />

their core curriculum and as optional electives.<br />

The University of Chicago’s Booth School of<br />

<strong>Business</strong> is well known for its quantitative and<br />

analytical finance focus, and traditionally places<br />

around 75% of their graduates in finance and<br />

consulting jobs. The opening of their executive<br />

MBA campuses in the financial centres of<br />

London and Singapore has also helped increase<br />

their perception among global financial services<br />

employers.<br />

MBA candidates may also be looking to move<br />

into the financial sector from other industries.<br />

With jobs in the sector in great demand, schools<br />

The financial services industry still provides<br />

the largest amount of candidates to pursue<br />

the qualification across the world<br />

that have established internship links with such<br />

finance firms can particularly help candidates<br />

looking to switch industries. The Wharton<br />

School for example, traditionally places many of<br />

its students in Wall Street firms for internships<br />

at the end of their first year.

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