Hi Duncan,
I am considering doing an MBA in Germany. I have 7 experience as Design Engineer in Industrial & Automotive sector and have about 2 years experience as SAP MM consultant. And have been applying to several schools and admitted to some already. I took some time reviewing the posts here. Now I have admission from:
1. HS Pforzheim
2. HS Esslingen
Kindly advise me which school should I choose if I want to continue as an SAP MM consultant or similar jobs in German Job market after my studies. which one has a better placement?
Kindly advice on these two schools which can help me make my decision?
In addition to the experts here, I would be so interested in hearing form current students or prospective students who are considering one of these two options.
Looking forward for your suggestions mates!
HS Pforzheim V/S HS Esslingen ?
Posted Jun 21, 2016 11:53
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Hi Duncan,
I am considering doing an MBA in Germany. I have 7 experience as Design Engineer in Industrial & Automotive sector and have about 2 years experience as SAP MM consultant. And have been applying to several schools and admitted to some already. I took some time reviewing the posts here. Now I have admission from:
1. HS Pforzheim
2. HS Esslingen
Kindly advise me which school should I choose if I want to continue as an SAP MM consultant or similar jobs in German Job market after my studies. which one has a better placement?
Kindly advice on these two schools which can help me make my decision?
In addition to the experts here, I would be so interested in hearing form current students or prospective students who are considering one of these two options.
Looking forward for your suggestions mates!
I am considering doing an MBA in Germany. I have 7 experience as Design Engineer in Industrial & Automotive sector and have about 2 years experience as SAP MM consultant. And have been applying to several schools and admitted to some already. I took some time reviewing the posts here. Now I have admission from:
1. HS Pforzheim
2. HS Esslingen
Kindly advise me which school should I choose if I want to continue as an SAP MM consultant or similar jobs in German Job market after my studies. which one has a better placement?
Kindly advice on these two schools which can help me make my decision?
In addition to the experts here, I would be so interested in hearing form current students or prospective students who are considering one of these two options.
Looking forward for your suggestions mates!
Posted Jun 21, 2016 12:24
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Just search the board for the names of these schools. There is nothing to add to the huge volume of posts.
Just search the board for the names of these schools. There is nothing to add to the huge volume of posts.
Posted Jun 22, 2016 15:22
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Do you speak German? If so, at what level?
Do you speak German? If so, at what level?
Posted Jun 22, 2016 16:12
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An AACSB accredited school will always help. Pforzheim grads get a lot of exciting opportunities to do internships and projects in lot many domains.
But Esslingen might work for you since you are already in SAP domain for long . You wouldn't like to switch fields at this juncture.
An AACSB accredited school will always help. Pforzheim grads get a lot of exciting opportunities to do internships and projects in lot many domains.
But Esslingen might work for you since you are already in SAP domain for long . You wouldn't like to switch fields at this juncture.
But Esslingen might work for you since you are already in SAP domain for long . You wouldn't like to switch fields at this juncture.
Posted Jun 22, 2016 18:54
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Hi All,
@ Razors Edge - I do speak German language but I have to improve on Technical German. I pursued my Masters in Mechatronics from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. I was working for a German Company in Ravensburg for 2 years. Then I worked for the same German company in Singapore for 2 years and then I am working for Indian companies from past 6 years
@Thesouthpaw - I am presently 33 years old. Is it right time to switch domains? If carrier opportunities would be better then I don't mind changing my fields at this juncture. Kindly share your opinion
Hi All,
@ Razors Edge - I do speak German language but I have to improve on Technical German. I pursued my Masters in Mechatronics from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. I was working for a German Company in Ravensburg for 2 years. Then I worked for the same German company in Singapore for 2 years and then I am working for Indian companies from past 6 years
@Thesouthpaw - I am presently 33 years old. Is it right time to switch domains? If carrier opportunities would be better then I don't mind changing my fields at this juncture. Kindly share your opinion
@ Razors Edge - I do speak German language but I have to improve on Technical German. I pursued my Masters in Mechatronics from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. I was working for a German Company in Ravensburg for 2 years. Then I worked for the same German company in Singapore for 2 years and then I am working for Indian companies from past 6 years
@Thesouthpaw - I am presently 33 years old. Is it right time to switch domains? If carrier opportunities would be better then I don't mind changing my fields at this juncture. Kindly share your opinion
Posted Jun 22, 2016 20:43
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Hi All,
@ Razors Edge - I do speak German language but I have to improve on Technical German. I pursued my Masters in Mechatronics from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. I was working for a German Company in Ravensburg for 2 years. Then I worked for the same German company in Singapore for 2 years and then I am working for Indian companies from past 6 years
@Thesouthpaw - I am presently 33 years old. Is it right time to switch domains? If carrier opportunities would be better then I don't mind changing my fields at this juncture. Kindly share your opinion
With your experience, I would not suggest switching now. You can go to leadership position in your own domain after MBA. Also, I feel you should target 1 year MBA. You can get back in the industry sooner . But it is all my personal opinion.
All the best mate !
[quote]Hi All,
@ Razors Edge - I do speak German language but I have to improve on Technical German. I pursued my Masters in Mechatronics from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. I was working for a German Company in Ravensburg for 2 years. Then I worked for the same German company in Singapore for 2 years and then I am working for Indian companies from past 6 years
@Thesouthpaw - I am presently 33 years old. Is it right time to switch domains? If carrier opportunities would be better then I don't mind changing my fields at this juncture. Kindly share your opinion
[/quote]
With your experience, I would not suggest switching now. You can go to leadership position in your own domain after MBA. Also, I feel you should target 1 year MBA. You can get back in the industry sooner . But it is all my personal opinion.
All the best mate !
@ Razors Edge - I do speak German language but I have to improve on Technical German. I pursued my Masters in Mechatronics from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. I was working for a German Company in Ravensburg for 2 years. Then I worked for the same German company in Singapore for 2 years and then I am working for Indian companies from past 6 years
@Thesouthpaw - I am presently 33 years old. Is it right time to switch domains? If carrier opportunities would be better then I don't mind changing my fields at this juncture. Kindly share your opinion
[/quote]
With your experience, I would not suggest switching now. You can go to leadership position in your own domain after MBA. Also, I feel you should target 1 year MBA. You can get back in the industry sooner . But it is all my personal opinion.
All the best mate !
Posted Nov 02, 2016 17:22
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Hi Duncan,
I am considering doing an MBA in Germany. I have 7 experience as Design Engineer in Industrial & Automotive sector and have about 2 years experience as SAP MM consultant. And have been applying to several schools and admitted to some already. I took some time reviewing the posts here. Now I have admission from:
1. HS Pforzheim
2. HS Esslingen
Kindly advise me which school should I choose if I want to continue as an SAP MM consultant or similar jobs in German Job market after my studies. which one has a better placement?
Kindly advice on these two schools which can help me make my decision?
In addition to the experts here, I would be so interested in hearing form current students or prospective students who are considering one of these two options.
Looking forward for your suggestions mates!
If you have to decide between those two universities, I suggest you to go for Hochschule Pforzheim.
Reasons:
* HS Pforzheim is AACSB-accredited; HS Esslingen is not.
* From what I know, HS Pforzheim gets you closer to companies (Company visits, projects with companies, companies in classroom, job fairs, etc...)
* HS Pforzheim program is more focused on business, than on engineering (This is the case for HS Esslingen).
* HS Pforzheim has even a small specialization in both International Management and Sustainability.
I would say that, obviously it depends on what you want and what you want to do after your MBA studies. If you want to stick to engineering, then probably it would make sense to go for HS Esslingen, but if you want to switch your career then HS Pforzheim would make more sense. Just my two cents.
All the best!
[Edited by teldar_paper on Nov 02, 2016]
[quote]Hi Duncan,
I am considering doing an MBA in Germany. I have 7 experience as Design Engineer in Industrial & Automotive sector and have about 2 years experience as SAP MM consultant. And have been applying to several schools and admitted to some already. I took some time reviewing the posts here. Now I have admission from:
1. HS Pforzheim
2. HS Esslingen
Kindly advise me which school should I choose if I want to continue as an SAP MM consultant or similar jobs in German Job market after my studies. which one has a better placement?
Kindly advice on these two schools which can help me make my decision?
In addition to the experts here, I would be so interested in hearing form current students or prospective students who are considering one of these two options.
Looking forward for your suggestions mates![/quote]
If you have to decide between those two universities, I suggest you to go for Hochschule Pforzheim.
Reasons:
* HS Pforzheim is AACSB-accredited; HS Esslingen is not.
* From what I know, HS Pforzheim gets you closer to companies (Company visits, projects with companies, companies in classroom, job fairs, etc...)
* HS Pforzheim program is more focused on business, than on engineering (This is the case for HS Esslingen).
* HS Pforzheim has even a small specialization in both International Management and Sustainability.
I would say that, obviously it depends on what you want and what you want to do after your MBA studies. If you want to stick to engineering, then probably it would make sense to go for HS Esslingen, but if you want to switch your career then HS Pforzheim would make more sense. Just my two cents.
All the best!
I am considering doing an MBA in Germany. I have 7 experience as Design Engineer in Industrial & Automotive sector and have about 2 years experience as SAP MM consultant. And have been applying to several schools and admitted to some already. I took some time reviewing the posts here. Now I have admission from:
1. HS Pforzheim
2. HS Esslingen
Kindly advise me which school should I choose if I want to continue as an SAP MM consultant or similar jobs in German Job market after my studies. which one has a better placement?
Kindly advice on these two schools which can help me make my decision?
In addition to the experts here, I would be so interested in hearing form current students or prospective students who are considering one of these two options.
Looking forward for your suggestions mates![/quote]
If you have to decide between those two universities, I suggest you to go for Hochschule Pforzheim.
Reasons:
* HS Pforzheim is AACSB-accredited; HS Esslingen is not.
* From what I know, HS Pforzheim gets you closer to companies (Company visits, projects with companies, companies in classroom, job fairs, etc...)
* HS Pforzheim program is more focused on business, than on engineering (This is the case for HS Esslingen).
* HS Pforzheim has even a small specialization in both International Management and Sustainability.
I would say that, obviously it depends on what you want and what you want to do after your MBA studies. If you want to stick to engineering, then probably it would make sense to go for HS Esslingen, but if you want to switch your career then HS Pforzheim would make more sense. Just my two cents.
All the best!
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