Hi Everyone,
I am interested in pursuing MBA from Georg Simon Ohm Institute of Management in Nurnberg, Germany. The program lays key focus on Global Management. Please advice whether the program is worth pursuing and how reputed this institute is. Unfortuntely my GMAT score is not very high.
I will grateful if you can post your suggesstion.
You can also mail me at [email protected]
job prospects after pursuing an MBA in Germany...
Posted Dec 27, 2008 17:18
I am interested in pursuing MBA from Georg Simon Ohm Institute of Management in Nurnberg, Germany. The program lays key focus on Global Management. Please advice whether the program is worth pursuing and how reputed this institute is. Unfortuntely my GMAT score is not very high.
I will grateful if you can post your suggesstion.
You can also mail me at [email protected]
Posted Jan 20, 2009 08:31
Beware of rotten apples on the market like ESMT and EBS! Their acadmic quality is considered to be poor.
Best,
JL
JonnyL: Harsh words. ESMT just got the AMBA accreditation: http://www.esmt.org/eng/about-esmt/esmt-internationally-accredited/
I'm convinced AMBA would not accredit a program with a poor academic quality.
There are only few business schools in Germany with an international accreditation. Some German schools are accredited by FIBAA, but in the business world a FIBAA accreditation doesn't carry the same weight as AMBA, Equis or AASCB.
Best,
JL</blockquote>
JonnyL: Harsh words. ESMT just got the AMBA accreditation: http://www.esmt.org/eng/about-esmt/esmt-internationally-accredited/
I'm convinced AMBA would not accredit a program with a poor academic quality.
There are only few business schools in Germany with an international accreditation. Some German schools are accredited by FIBAA, but in the business world a FIBAA accreditation doesn't carry the same weight as AMBA, Equis or AASCB.
Posted Jan 21, 2009 22:23
Hi LaVoz,
I know that these are harsh words. But when you take a look at the German press, I do not exaggerate.
The image of ESMT is very poor in Germany and in my opinion this will not be changed by the AMBA accreditation. If you speak German, take a look at the accreditation report of the German Council of Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat) and you know what I am talking about... This accreditation is not an international one, but it focuses on academic quality and what they wrote about ESMT was far away from being positive.
Best, JL
I know that these are harsh words. But when you take a look at the German press, I do not exaggerate.
The image of ESMT is very poor in Germany and in my opinion this will not be changed by the AMBA accreditation. If you speak German, take a look at the accreditation report of the German Council of Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat) and you know what I am talking about... This accreditation is not an international one, but it focuses on academic quality and what they wrote about ESMT was far away from being positive.
Best, JL
Posted Jan 24, 2009 21:49
Hi,
Can you help me with some information about Hochschule Offenburg - Offenburg University of Applied Sciences mba program,about it ranking or how good is the program.Jobs after MBA
Also which mba is better Hochschule Offenburg or FHW Berlin.
Hi Paul, this is Attiya.
I'm curious about your experience in Hamburg.
You sound quite happy about it in general. How would you evaluate more precisely the MBA, in terms of quality of the program?
A question often asked on this board is to know how German MBAs can compete with the good MBAs internationally and especially on the European level. The reason is that German MBAs are usually accredited by special accr. bodies not so known outside German speaking, and also you won't find many in the international rankings.
Hope to hear back from you!
Can you help me with some information about Hochschule Offenburg - Offenburg University of Applied Sciences mba program,about it ranking or how good is the program.Jobs after MBA
Also which mba is better Hochschule Offenburg or FHW Berlin.
<blockquote>Hi Paul, this is Attiya.
I'm curious about your experience in Hamburg.
You sound quite happy about it in general. How would you evaluate more precisely the MBA, in terms of quality of the program?
A question often asked on this board is to know how German MBAs can compete with the good MBAs internationally and especially on the European level. The reason is that German MBAs are usually accredited by special accr. bodies not so known outside German speaking, and also you won't find many in the international rankings.
Hope to hear back from you!</blockquote>
Posted Jan 24, 2009 21:50
Hi,
Can you help me with some information about Hochschule Offenburg - Offenburg University of Applied Sciences mba program,about it ranking or how good is the program.Jobs after MBA
Also which mba is better Hochschule Offenburg or FHW Berlin.
Hi rohit,
The answer to your question depends very much on your background and your aims. Where are you from? How much experience do you have? Which business sector/specialization? What kind of MBA are you planning to do? Where do you want to work afterwards.
Generally you can say that In some fields (such as IT and engineering) jobs prospects for foreign educated job applicants in Germany are good even for those who don't speak German. However, for most jobs in management you will need a very good command of German and substantial work experience to be able to compete with German applicants.
Can you help me with some information about Hochschule Offenburg - Offenburg University of Applied Sciences mba program,about it ranking or how good is the program.Jobs after MBA
Also which mba is better Hochschule Offenburg or FHW Berlin.
<blockquote>Hi rohit,
The answer to your question depends very much on your background and your aims. Where are you from? How much experience do you have? Which business sector/specialization? What kind of MBA are you planning to do? Where do you want to work afterwards.
Generally you can say that In some fields (such as IT and engineering) jobs prospects for foreign educated job applicants in Germany are good even for those who don't speak German. However, for most jobs in management you will need a very good command of German and substantial work experience to be able to compete with German applicants.</blockquote>
Posted Jan 26, 2009 21:28
Hi there,
Both Offenburg and FHW Berlin are Universities of Applied Sciences in Germany. That means that they are not real universities, but a bit more like commercial colleges. They do not have to do research and therefore they will never manage to enter the international rankings and, of course, they are not internationally accredited. They may offer a solid education, but not more. And career services are normally poor at those institutions.
Best,
JL
Both Offenburg and FHW Berlin are Universities of Applied Sciences in Germany. That means that they are not real universities, but a bit more like commercial colleges. They do not have to do research and therefore they will never manage to enter the international rankings and, of course, they are not internationally accredited. They may offer a solid education, but not more. And career services are normally poor at those institutions.
Best,
JL
Posted Feb 03, 2009 18:51
Hi,
Can you help me with some information about Hochschule Offenburg - Offenburg University of Applied Sciences mba program,about it ranking or how good is the program.Jobs after MBA
Also which mba is better Hochschule Offenburg or FHW Berlin.
Hi,
I am an MBA graduate from University of Applied Sciences Offenburg. Even if it is not internationally accredited, it has an outstanding list of professors and guest lecturers, which is more than worth the cost of the program. It is in a beautiful location, low living costs and easily accessible to Strasbourg in France and Switzerland. It is really international, you can say every student in the class is of different nationality. Small class ensures a really interactive learning. I could not afford to pay high fees for MBA from Mannheim, which is 4 X more than here. Even a students who transferred from Pforzheim has mentioned that MBA in Offenburg has a much better content and structure. Job opportunities are not lacking, all alumni who have decided to stay in Germany did manage to get a job (within their internship semester or immediately upon graduation). So it is really up to you on how best to make use of your opportunity here.
Can you help me with some information about Hochschule Offenburg - Offenburg University of Applied Sciences mba program,about it ranking or how good is the program.Jobs after MBA
Also which mba is better Hochschule Offenburg or FHW Berlin.
</blockquote>
Hi,
I am an MBA graduate from University of Applied Sciences Offenburg. Even if it is not internationally accredited, it has an outstanding list of professors and guest lecturers, which is more than worth the cost of the program. It is in a beautiful location, low living costs and easily accessible to Strasbourg in France and Switzerland. It is really international, you can say every student in the class is of different nationality. Small class ensures a really interactive learning. I could not afford to pay high fees for MBA from Mannheim, which is 4 X more than here. Even a students who transferred from Pforzheim has mentioned that MBA in Offenburg has a much better content and structure. Job opportunities are not lacking, all alumni who have decided to stay in Germany did manage to get a job (within their internship semester or immediately upon graduation). So it is really up to you on how best to make use of your opportunity here.
Posted Feb 13, 2009 14:14
hi to all of you,
i am a Ghanaian from Ghana with a 4year degree in Bachelor of Fine Art with a Second (2nd) class Upper Honors. I have been working for the past 5 years in the advertising industry but i realized i need to do something more challenging. i have therefore decided to pursue a MBA in Project Management in Holland or any recognized European country.
1. Is it possible and Do i stand a chance, though i didn't
study business in school?
2. Are MBA degrees from Holland and Norway recognized
worldwide?
I need an answer as soon as possible.
Thank you.
Edemkudonou
i am a Ghanaian from Ghana with a 4year degree in Bachelor of Fine Art with a Second (2nd) class Upper Honors. I have been working for the past 5 years in the advertising industry but i realized i need to do something more challenging. i have therefore decided to pursue a MBA in Project Management in Holland or any recognized European country.
1. Is it possible and Do i stand a chance, though i didn't
study business in school?
2. Are MBA degrees from Holland and Norway recognized
worldwide?
I need an answer as soon as possible.
Thank you.
Edemkudonou
Posted Feb 13, 2009 21:52
Yes, there are some business schools such as Rotterdam School of Management, wich is the most international recognized in both countries mentioned.
Check their programs!
SingleSpain
Check their programs!
SingleSpain
Posted Feb 18, 2009 11:53
Posted Feb 26, 2009 11:23
Hi, My name is Sreeja and am an Indian. I am a Bachelor in Engineering and have 7.6 years of industrial experience including functioning in managerial capacity. I would like to know which schools are better in terms of quality education and job market (after MBA). I am aiming to apply for the September session. I am writing IELTS and GMAT in April this year. I also wish to know how a German MBA grad can compete in the international/ European market in comparison with Grads from UK/ France/ USA, is it at par?. I plan to learn German before I come to Germany. Are there enough jobs available for potential MBA Grads? I intend to work in Germany after Graduation. Is it possible to work part-time while doing MBA. I intend to do MBA in International Business or some other stream that suits me. What do you think about a General MBA? Job prospects? Should I steer clear with any schools?
Posted Mar 18, 2009 11:47
Hi,
I am planning to join GISMA this year(2009-2010). I am particularly interested in the Purdue degree awarded by GISMA. Can anybody suggest on the quality of GISMA education and job prospects after graduation. I am a software consultant (Engineering background) with 6 years experience in Invest Banking.
I am planning to join GISMA this year(2009-2010). I am particularly interested in the Purdue degree awarded by GISMA. Can anybody suggest on the quality of GISMA education and job prospects after graduation. I am a software consultant (Engineering background) with 6 years experience in Invest Banking.
Posted Mar 18, 2009 17:23
Well, GISMA is a highly ranked school - see here for a complete list:
http://www.gisma.com/fileadmin/Downloads/gisma_rankings-overview.pdf
though i can't seem to find them in any current rankings....
http://www.gisma.com/fileadmin/Downloads/gisma_rankings-overview.pdf
though i can't seem to find them in any current rankings....
Posted Mar 18, 2009 19:29
Hi there,
As far as I can oversee it, GISMA is only ranked with its EMBA in the FT ranking (together with TiasNimbas, Purdue, and CEU). The fulltime program is not listed.
Last year some media in the Hanover area reported that they have to struggle with financial problems. In fact, they are not first choice in Germany.
Best,
JL
As far as I can oversee it, GISMA is only ranked with its EMBA in the FT ranking (together with TiasNimbas, Purdue, and CEU). The fulltime program is not listed.
Last year some media in the Hanover area reported that they have to struggle with financial problems. In fact, they are not first choice in Germany.
Best,
JL
Posted Mar 18, 2009 19:34
Hi LaVoz, or someone else that could help me.I would like to ask You for some advice, when it's possible. I'm from Macedonia and at the moment staying in Germany-Mannheim. I would like to do MBA here in Germany, but I don't know what kind of MBA to choose.I speak german language also. I have Bachelor(or graduate in Metall engineering) in Macedonia. I hope that after MBA I'll stay in Germany or maybe back in Macedonia, but anyway It have to be on international. Here in Mannheim is a Business School but it is too exepensive for MBA 29.000 euro. I don't know what to do and where should I go. I haven't done GMAT and TOEFL yet and also I'm scared that I ain't gonna make for the date line for the next semestar. I would be gratefull if You'll give me some usefull advices. BEst regards, Maja
Posted Mar 27, 2009 07:58
I saw the below info in GSO-MI website.
Is it a good univ?
"GSO-MI is offering further education programs on a academic base.
The Georg Simon Ohm Management Institute is one of the top 3 business schools in Germany."
Could some one please give me a list of few good/ top univs for MBA?
Is it a good univ?
"GSO-MI is offering further education programs on a academic base.
The Georg Simon Ohm Management Institute is one of the top 3 business schools in Germany."
Could some one please give me a list of few good/ top univs for MBA?
Posted Mar 30, 2009 14:18
it seems it is only accredited by Acquin(Akkreditierungs-, Certifizierungs- und Qualitätssicherungs-Instituts), a German accreditation institute, and doesn't have any of the important accreditation. it is usually not recommended to study in a B school which doesn't hold at least one of the important ones(AACSB, AMBA or EQUIS).
they have 2 programs, one for people with, and one for people without any business education.
as for the other good schools in Germany, just search the board, and you will quickly find the answer yourself!
they have 2 programs, one for people with, and one for people without any business education.
as for the other good schools in Germany, just search the board, and you will quickly find the answer yourself!
Posted Mar 30, 2009 15:19
thanks for the reply Andy.
Could you please tell me when are the university intakes. I heard there are 2. One in Sept and other in March. Is it true?
Could you please tell me when are the university intakes. I heard there are 2. One in Sept and other in March. Is it true?
Posted Apr 12, 2009 20:44
How about Technical University of Munich
and there innovation program
www.innovationprogram.de it costs around 28K Euros
Regards
Gurminder
and there innovation program
www.innovationprogram.de it costs around 28K Euros
Regards
Gurminder
Posted May 12, 2009 08:50
Hello everbody,
My name is Vishal Gajjar. I am from India. I have received admission in HHL but might not be able to go there becoz of some financial constraints........Hence I m thinking of going to Hochshcule Offenburg.........Can anybody tell me about the average salary after graduation......about campus recruitments if any??
Hope to hear soon...........
My name is Vishal Gajjar. I am from India. I have received admission in HHL but might not be able to go there becoz of some financial constraints........Hence I m thinking of going to Hochshcule Offenburg.........Can anybody tell me about the average salary after graduation......about campus recruitments if any??
Hope to hear soon...........
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