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1. MIT Sloan School of Management:
Ranked second in the QS Masters in Finance Rankings (after London Business School), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)s Sloan School of Management is featured for its Master of Finance degree and receives a perfect score for the thought leadership indicator, demonstrating its huge academic standing and history of revolutionary ideas in management and finance, such as Theory X and Theory Y and the SolowSwan model. Sloans motto, means et manus (mind and hand) reflects the schools emphasis on finding practical solutions to real problems.
2. UC Berkeley Haas School of Business
University of California, Berkeleys Haas School of Business is ranked fifth for its Master of Financial Engineering (MFE) degree, with full marks in the value for money and thought leadership indicators. The course includes a 10-week internship, with students getting placements at companies such as Barclays, Morgan Stanley, the Bank of America and Uber. Students of Haas are therefore highly employable, and earn an average starting salary of US$155,514.
3. UCLA Anderson School of Management
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)s Anderson School of Management is ranked seventh in the Masters in finance ranking, with its Master of Financial Engineering (MFE) degree allowing students to learn from world-renowned faculty and prominent guest lecturers, and applying what they've learnt through a summer internship and a hands-on Applied Finance Project (AFP), in which students can expand their professional networks and gain valuable exposure to possible employers.
4. University of Toronto Rotman School of Management
Heading to Canada, the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto is ranked 14th for its Master of Financial Risk Management degree, earning a very high score for the thought leadership category, which takes into account staff with a Ph.D. research impact, and a global survey of academics. Rotmans Masters degree offers strong connections to the finance industry and a two-month applied Risk Management Project, giving students the chance to with risk management professionals.
5. NYU Stern School of Business MS in Global Finance
New York University (NYU)s School of Business is ranked 23rd in the QS Masters in Finance rankings, earning very high scores for its alumni outcomes and thought leadership. Offered in collaboration with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).

As a popular programme across Canada, it is possible to study Engineering in many Ontario universities and colleges. According to Macleans magazine, five of the top 10 Canadian universities for Engineering are in Ontario: University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, University of Ottawa, Queens University, and McMaster University. Waterloo has Canadas the largest Engineering programme, and is particularly known for Software Engineering. Engineering programs are also available at many other Ontario universities with strong reputations. Engineering is a popular programme at colleges as well. Algonquin, Centennial, Conestoga, Georgian, Humber, Sheridan, and Niagara colleges, among others, all offer a wide range of programmes.

As a popular study programme across Canada, it is possible to study Computer Science and related programs at a wide range of Ontario institutions. Macleans ranks University of Toronto best in Canada for Computer Science, with the University of Waterloo tied for second place. Queens University is also in the top 10. Like the University of Waterloo, Wilfred Laurier University also benefits from its location in Ontarios tech triangle (the name given to the Waterloo region, including the cities of Cambridge and Kitchener) and offers highly regarded computer technology programs. Many Ontario colleges offer computer technology programs with co-op opportunities. Mohawk, Sheridan, and Fanshawe colleges all have reputable programs. Many colleges including Niagara and Seneca also offer Bachelor degrees in computer technology-related fields.

With many opportunities for co-op work and internships in busy urban centres, many graduates have excellent job prospects after graduation. Ontario's Tech Triangle formed by the cities of Waterloo, Kitchener, and Cambridge hosts some of the world's the largest tech companies, and is a hotbed of innovation. Blackberry's headquarters is here, and Gmail was in part developed at Google's office in downtown Kitchener. Employment in the professional, scientific, and technical services, information, recreation, and culture, manufacturing, and health care and social services sectors grew significantly between June 2015 and September 2016. Employment in the utilities and construction sectors has also increased since June 2015.