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I’m choosing between Warwick MSc Management and MSc Marketing & Strategy and would love honest advice.

I’m leaning toward Marketing & Strategy because I’m interested in branding, consumer behaviour, positioning, and data-driven creative strategy. But Management seems broader and maybe more flexible for consulting, strategy, or business roles.

Which one has better career prospects and reputation? Can Marketing & Strategy still lead to consulting/strategy roles, or is Management the safer choice?

I recently completed the Round 4 interview for Imperial College Business School’s MSc Strategic Marketing program and wanted to ask others about their experience.

How did your interview go overall?
What kind of questions did you get, and how did you find the written assessment/interview format?

Also, for people who already completed it in previous rounds or years — how long did it take to receive a decision or offer after the interview stage?

Would really appreciate hearing about timelines and experiences because the waiting is stressful 😅