Do I need any prior education or background in finance to pursue MSc Finance abroad?
You do not always need a formal background in finance to pursue an MSc Finance abroad. Many universities welcome applicants from diverse fields, especially those with strong quantitative skills and relevant coursework. Your background in Computer Science, combined with quantitative experience, can be a strong fit for these programs. Highlighting any finance-related subjects, internships, or projects will further strengthen your application. Some universities also provide preparatory courses to help candidates from non-finance backgrounds succeed in the program. If you need tailored guidance on eligibility or strengthening your profile, your LeapScholar counsellor can assist.
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