Why is Mannheim MiM ranked low as well? Same reasons? What are my equal or better alternatives to WHU and HHL in Germany?
Mannheim is better known for its Bachelor's degree. Nevertheless, you will have great job opportunities in Germany upon graduation anyway. Germany tends to pay better than the rest of Europe, that's why the average salaries are higher. Internationally renowned top schools for the Master in Management would probably be LBS, HEC, ESSEC, IE, ESADE and HSG. You will also be able to find a job in Germany with a degree from all of these schools.
But again, don't just pick schools because of rankings. One of the reason, for example, why I turned down HEC's Grande Ecole program was the miserable location of the campus. These are all pretty good schools, so you basically can't pick a bad one (unless you want to get into London IB).
[quote]Why is Mannheim MiM ranked low as well? Same reasons? What are my equal or better alternatives to WHU and HHL in Germany?[/quote]
Mannheim is better known for its Bachelor's degree. Nevertheless, you will have great job opportunities in Germany upon graduation anyway. Germany tends to pay better than the rest of Europe, that's why the average salaries are higher. Internationally renowned top schools for the Master in Management would probably be LBS, HEC, ESSEC, IE, ESADE and HSG. You will also be able to find a job in Germany with a degree from all of these schools.
But again, don't just pick schools because of rankings. One of the reason, for example, why I turned down HEC's Grande Ecole program was the miserable location of the campus. These are all pretty good schools, so you basically can't pick a bad one (unless you want to get into London IB).