Hello, I am very interested in pursuing a PhD in Operations / Supply Chain Management in the near future, but, given my lack of business background, I found it necessary for me to take up an MBA first.
I was attracted to the INSEAD MBA, because of its solid reputation and challenging academics. Plus, it's just one year in length, so I can apply to PhD programs even before I finish the MBA.
My question is, do you think INSEAD is good for a Supply Chain Management preparation? This is in terms of electives offered in that subject. Or is INSEAD more of a general management school?
I hope you could help me! Thank you.
Raul
INSEAD MBA good for PhD preparation in the US?
Posted Nov 28, 2008 06:26
I was attracted to the INSEAD MBA, because of its solid reputation and challenging academics. Plus, it's just one year in length, so I can apply to PhD programs even before I finish the MBA.
My question is, do you think INSEAD is good for a Supply Chain Management preparation? This is in terms of electives offered in that subject. Or is INSEAD more of a general management school?
I hope you could help me! Thank you.
Raul
Posted Nov 28, 2008 15:01
Well, as you say, INSEAD has a really good reputation, and is considered one of the best be schools, so it is a "sure bet" for any one wanting to get a MBA that is recognized everywhere. it would be a really good place to acquire the business knowledge you are lacking. as for the question about this specific field - they are offering a portfolio of more then 80 electives(see here:http://www.insead.edu/mba/learning_at_insead/index.cfm)
i didn't find a list of these on the website, but I'm sure that if you will contact them, they will be happy to give you one!
D.
i didn't find a list of these on the website, but I'm sure that if you will contact them, they will be happy to give you one!
D.
Posted Nov 29, 2008 11:11
Hi D.jung,
Thank you for your input! Yes, INSEAD has an excellent reputation..
Thank you for your input! Yes, INSEAD has an excellent reputation..
Posted Nov 29, 2008 13:14
You might want to have a look at my reply to your other post.
Or you might not!
Or you might not!
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