EADA AND University of Exeter business school


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hello,

Can kindly someone give his opinion for these masters:

MASTER IN MANAGEMENT at EADA
https://www.eada.edu/es/programas/management/online-master-management
*does not offer credits.

MSc International Business at University of Exeter business school
https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/online/courses/mscintbus/

Which have better reputation for employer in Europe?

Thank you

hello,

Can kindly someone give his opinion for these masters:

MASTER IN MANAGEMENT at EADA
https://www.eada.edu/es/programas/management/online-master-management
*does not offer credits.

MSc International Business at University of Exeter business school
https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/online/courses/mscintbus/

Which have better reputation for employer in Europe?

Thank you
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StuartHE

Europe doesn't have a single labour market.

EADA's situation is complex. While EADA appears in rankings and has decent international placement, it faces some limitations:
- No ECTS credits could limit recognition in some European countries
- Lower ranking position compared to many European schools
- Smaller alumni network

Exeter brings different advantages:
- UK Russell Group university with strong academic reputation
- ECTS credits that are widely recognized across Europe
- Established track record in business education

However, rather than simply comparing these two schools, I'd encourage you to clarify:
- What specific role and industry do you want to work in after graduating?
- Which European countries interest you most for employment?
- Do you speak any other European languages?
- What is your current work experience level?

The employment outcomes data suggests that schools with the strongest international placement rates in Europe include:
- LBS
- HEC Paris
- ESADE
- IE
- IESE

If your budget allows, these schools would likely provide better career opportunities across Europe compared to either EADA or Exeter.

The key is matching the school to your career goals. Without knowing your specific aims, I cannot make a clear recommendation between these two options. The best school is the one that will help you achieve your particular career objectives.

Europe doesn't have a single labour market.

EADA's situation is complex. While EADA appears in rankings and has decent international placement, it faces some limitations:
- No ECTS credits could limit recognition in some European countries
- Lower ranking position compared to many European schools
- Smaller alumni network

Exeter brings different advantages:
- UK Russell Group university with strong academic reputation
- ECTS credits that are widely recognized across Europe
- Established track record in business education

However, rather than simply comparing these two schools, I'd encourage you to clarify:
- What specific role and industry do you want to work in after graduating?
- Which European countries interest you most for employment?
- Do you speak any other European languages?
- What is your current work experience level?

The employment outcomes data suggests that schools with the strongest international placement rates in Europe include:
- LBS
- HEC Paris
- ESADE
- IE
- IESE

If your budget allows, these schools would likely provide better career opportunities across Europe compared to either EADA or Exeter.

The key is matching the school to your career goals. Without knowing your specific aims, I cannot make a clear recommendation between these two options. The best school is the one that will help you achieve your particular career objectives.
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