I want to take the master's degree in finance. Are Shanghai University's School of Economics and Sydney Business School treated at the same level when looking for a job? The reason I ask this questio

I want to take the master's degree in finance. Are Shanghai University's School of Economics and Sydney Business School treated at the same level when looking for a job? The reason I ask this question is because

1. Shanghai University’s School of Economics and Sydney Business School should treat them at the same level when looking for a job.

2. When looking for a job for a graduate student, it mainly depends on each person’s opportunities and abilities:

Opportunities have a certain degree of chance, and even graduates from higher-level schools may not necessarily be able to find them. Better units;

Ability is directly reflected in the employment written test and interview, which affects whether you can enter the next round of assessment or be hired. Nowadays, campus recruitment basically requires passing a written test and interview.

3. Internship positions and experiences during graduate school will also affect everyone’s employment.