German MBAs
Posted Sep 20, 2008 11:58
Anybody can give some info regarding furtwangen MBA?
Furtwangen is e really good school. i did my undergrad there and i can only recommend the school. the faculty of business is located in villingen-schwenningen which is a relativley calm city with a total poulation of 80.000. the city itself is not really that great but it is not far from austria, switzerland, lake constance, stuttgart and other nice places. the professors were top-class business leaders before they joined the faculty of business e.g. a former member of the board at henkel, vice-president of deutsche bank, global head of recriuting at SAP and so on... the living cost in villingen schwenningen are low and the program fees are ridiculous, especially if you consider the high quality of the program.
<blockquote>Anybody can give some info regarding furtwangen MBA?</blockquote>
Furtwangen is e really good school. i did my undergrad there and i can only recommend the school. the faculty of business is located in villingen-schwenningen which is a relativley calm city with a total poulation of 80.000. the city itself is not really that great but it is not far from austria, switzerland, lake constance, stuttgart and other nice places. the professors were top-class business leaders before they joined the faculty of business e.g. a former member of the board at henkel, vice-president of deutsche bank, global head of recriuting at SAP and so on... the living cost in villingen schwenningen are low and the program fees are ridiculous, especially if you consider the high quality of the program.
Posted Sep 25, 2008 16:21
I am finishing up my MBA in Germany now at the Leipzig Graduate School of Management (HHL). It's consistently ranked in the top 3 in Germany and I would highly recommend it. It's been a great experience; good classes, good professors, good community and good job prospects.
Plus Leipzig is a nice town to live in; it's large enough that you won't get bored, there is a huge student population, and it's very reasonably priced compared with the rest of Germany and Europe.
Check it out: www.hhl.de
I am finishing up my MBA in Germany now at the Leipzig Graduate School of Management (HHL). It's consistently ranked in the top 3 in Germany and I would highly recommend it. It's been a great experience; good classes, good professors, good community and good job prospects.
Plus Leipzig is a nice town to live in; it's large enough that you won't get bored, there is a huge student population, and it's very reasonably priced compared with the rest of Germany and Europe.
Check it out: www.hhl.de
Posted Sep 25, 2008 20:31
I've been to Leipzig a couple of times, staying for a few days on each occasion. I have to say, I completely agree with scall's comments - it's a great city, lots to do, lots of students, and a lot of history. In fact its probably the first place think of living outside Berlin. I've also heard good things about their MBA. I'd be interested to know, scall, whether you think German MBAs are a little underrated internationally, or whether they've just got better. Are you currently working in Germany?
I've been to Leipzig a couple of times, staying for a few days on each occasion. I have to say, I completely agree with scall's comments - it's a great city, lots to do, lots of students, and a lot of history. In fact its probably the first place think of living outside Berlin. I've also heard good things about their MBA. I'd be interested to know, scall, whether you think German MBAs are a little underrated internationally, or whether they've just got better. Are you currently working in Germany?
Posted Sep 26, 2008 07:57
Lukeh -
I don't know how German MBAs used to be, so they very well could have improved over time, but now I certainly think that they are underrated. I received an education that is every bit as good as what I would have received in the USA, but with an international flavor that is missing in the states, and at a fraction of the cost.
As for working in Germany, I'm doing a internship here now and then I will start my full-time job in Hamburg in a couple of months.
Lukeh -
I don't know how German MBAs used to be, so they very well could have improved over time, but now I certainly think that they are underrated. I received an education that is every bit as good as what I would have received in the USA, but with an international flavor that is missing in the states, and at a fraction of the cost.
As for working in Germany, I'm doing a internship here now and then I will start my full-time job in Hamburg in a couple of months.
Posted Sep 26, 2008 11:38
Thanks scall. So are you from the US?
Good luck with the internship, and enjoy Hamburg!
Thanks scall. So are you from the US?
Good luck with the internship, and enjoy Hamburg!
Posted Sep 27, 2008 21:09
Is there anyone here in this board who knows, which MBA programs in Germany have the best reputation internationally, especially in eastern European countries? Thanks
Hi there,
when you look at the international rankings (FT, America Economia, Which MBA) and the international accreditations Mannheim is definitely the best choice. WHU offers a good quality with its EMBA. HHL and Goethe/Frankfurt are average. GISMA had to face some financial problems, but they are closely linked with Purdue.
Beware of the ESMT!!! They have a disastrous image in Germany. They are not internationally accredited (they hardly received an accreditation in Germany), not ranked yet and they have a very small faculty. Articles in the FTD, Spiegel online or Handelsblatt prove that. ESCP-EAP has only a small branch in Germany.
Fachhochschulen only offer programs of minor quality, i.e. they are not able to compete in the international market.
Hope that helps you.
Best,
JL
<blockquote>Is there anyone here in this board who knows, which MBA programs in Germany have the best reputation internationally, especially in eastern European countries? Thanks</blockquote>
Hi there,
when you look at the international rankings (FT, America Economia, Which MBA) and the international accreditations Mannheim is definitely the best choice. WHU offers a good quality with its EMBA. HHL and Goethe/Frankfurt are average. GISMA had to face some financial problems, but they are closely linked with Purdue.
Beware of the ESMT!!! They have a disastrous image in Germany. They are not internationally accredited (they hardly received an accreditation in Germany), not ranked yet and they have a very small faculty. Articles in the FTD, Spiegel online or Handelsblatt prove that. ESCP-EAP has only a small branch in Germany.
Fachhochschulen only offer programs of minor quality, i.e. they are not able to compete in the international market.
Hope that helps you.
Best,
JL
Posted Jan 20, 2009 08:41
Beware of the ESMT!!! They have a disastrous image in Germany. They are not internationally accredited (they hardly received an accreditation in Germany), not ranked yet and they have a very small faculty.
That's not true anymore. ESMT has the AMBA accreditation now:
http://www.esmt.org/eng/about-esmt/esmt-internationally-accredited/
<blockquote>
Beware of the ESMT!!! They have a disastrous image in Germany. They are not internationally accredited (they hardly received an accreditation in Germany), not ranked yet and they have a very small faculty.
</blockquote>
That's not true anymore. ESMT has the AMBA accreditation now: http://www.esmt.org/eng/about-esmt/esmt-internationally-accredited/
Posted Jan 21, 2009 22:16
A little step forward for them. But the fact that they hardly got accredited by the German Council of Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat) proves that they are still struggling with heavy problems. There are many better schools in Germany, believe me!
Best, JL
A little step forward for them. But the fact that they hardly got accredited by the German Council of Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat) proves that they are still struggling with heavy problems. There are many better schools in Germany, believe me!
Best, JL
Posted Jan 31, 2009 14:04
As for working in Germany, I'm doing a internship here now and then I will start my full-time job in Hamburg in a couple of months.
Hi! scall
I have received my offer from HHL this year. I would want to know as I am from India and with 7yrs of work exp in channel distribution in FMCG and Telecommunication, how would my job prospect would be after completing from HHL? What kind of profile they offer and at position? How far are HHL MBA recomended among employer?
As for working in Germany, I'm doing a internship here now and then I will start my full-time job in Hamburg in a couple of months.
Hi! scall
I have received my offer from HHL this year. I would want to know as I am from India and with 7yrs of work exp in channel distribution in FMCG and Telecommunication, how would my job prospect would be after completing from HHL? What kind of profile they offer and at position? How far are HHL MBA recomended among employer?
Posted Feb 01, 2009 09:28
Hi,
I have completed my MBA in Accounting & Information Systems from Bangladesh. I have a work experience of 3.5 years at a foreign bank named Standard Chartered. I would like to persue another MBA in germany. Can any one tell me how i can afford universities like Mannheim or WHU or even Leipzic? Can any one give feedback on the MBA degree offered at Offenburg, Fulda and Coburg University?
Thank you.....
Hi,
I have completed my MBA in Accounting & Information Systems from Bangladesh. I have a work experience of 3.5 years at a foreign bank named Standard Chartered. I would like to persue another MBA in germany. Can any one tell me how i can afford universities like Mannheim or WHU or even Leipzic? Can any one give feedback on the MBA degree offered at Offenburg, Fulda and Coburg University?
Thank you.....
Posted Feb 02, 2009 10:50
Money, money, money, mo-ney.....MO-NEY!!
Look at DAAD:
http://www.daad.de/en/
Money, money, money, mo-ney.....MO-NEY!!
Look at DAAD:
http://www.daad.de/en/
Posted Feb 02, 2009 12:03
Alan
Your reply is so disappointing for me..... but anyways thanks a lot.....
Alan
Your reply is so disappointing for me..... but anyways thanks a lot.....
Posted Feb 02, 2009 12:52
Disappointing? Why? I actually think the DAAD site is a useful lead for scholarships. Oh, and I've actually never heard of those German business schools you mentioned. Sorry.
Disappointing? Why? I actually think the DAAD site is a useful lead for scholarships. Oh, and I've actually never heard of those German business schools you mentioned. Sorry.
Posted Feb 03, 2009 18:37
Hi,
I have completed my MBA in Accounting & Information Systems from Bangladesh. I have a work experience of 3.5 years at a foreign bank named Standard Chartered. I would like to persue another MBA in germany. Can any one tell me how i can afford universities like Mannheim or WHU or even Leipzic? Can any one give feedback on the MBA degree offered at Offenburg, Fulda and Coburg University?
Thank you.....
Hi, I am a graduate from Offenburg University of Applied Sciences. The MBA program there is small, but the professors and lecturers also come from some of the top consulting companies such as Roland Berger. The concentration is in Consulting, but it covers general management topics as well. I have found it to be most useful, especially if you have a small budget. Scholarships are not that easy to obtain, but DAAD website has one of the most comprehensive list of scholarschip providers. Wish you good luck in your applications.
<blockquote>Hi,
I have completed my MBA in Accounting & Information Systems from Bangladesh. I have a work experience of 3.5 years at a foreign bank named Standard Chartered. I would like to persue another MBA in germany. Can any one tell me how i can afford universities like Mannheim or WHU or even Leipzic? Can any one give feedback on the MBA degree offered at Offenburg, Fulda and Coburg University?
Thank you.....
</blockquote>
Hi, I am a graduate from Offenburg University of Applied Sciences. The MBA program there is small, but the professors and lecturers also come from some of the top consulting companies such as Roland Berger. The concentration is in Consulting, but it covers general management topics as well. I have found it to be most useful, especially if you have a small budget. Scholarships are not that easy to obtain, but DAAD website has one of the most comprehensive list of scholarschip providers. Wish you good luck in your applications.
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