MBA Europe
Posted Aug 06, 2012 16:39
I'm french but i'm working in Italy. I would like to apply for MBA (4 years work-experience) for some B School.
What do you think about EDHEC (France)/MIP (Italy) /WHU (Germany)...I think they are not the TOP50 but anyway excellent business school. Thank you for any suggestion!
Cheers
I'm french but i'm working in Italy. I would like to apply for MBA (4 years work-experience) for some B School.
What do you think about EDHEC (France)/MIP (Italy) /WHU (Germany)...I think they are not the TOP50 but anyway excellent business school. Thank you for any suggestion!
Cheers
Posted Aug 06, 2012 19:38
Posted Aug 06, 2012 23:14
my goals are getting a corporate career in Europe (France, Switzerland, Germany, UK) and still I do not take my gmat (early Sept.)
Thanks,
desde
PS I would like to apply for intakes of first semester 2013
my goals are getting a corporate career in Europe (France, Switzerland, Germany, UK) and still I do not take my gmat (early Sept.)
Thanks,
desde
PS I would like to apply for intakes of first semester 2013
Posted Aug 06, 2012 23:36
Generally, I think you need a much clearer vision and, if you have not taken your GMAT yet, probably aim for entry this time next year.
Duncan.
Generally, I think you need a much clearer vision and, if you have not taken your GMAT yet, probably aim for entry this time next year.
Duncan.
Posted Aug 06, 2012 23:43
Do you think that WHU is a good b-school?
I had a great first impression for your website and program.
I want to focus on consumer goods industry (Nestlé, P&G) or also in energy industries.
The Ashridge MBA starts in Sept.
http://www.ashridge.org.uk/Website/Content.nsf/wDEG/Ashridge+MBA+-+MBA+Programme?opendocument
Do you think that WHU is a good b-school?
I had a great first impression for your website and program.
I want to focus on consumer goods industry (Nestlé, P&G) or also in energy industries.
The Ashridge MBA starts in Sept.
http://www.ashridge.org.uk/Website/Content.nsf/wDEG/Ashridge+MBA+-+MBA+Programme?opendocument
Posted Aug 06, 2012 23:57
WHU's a great school, but their MBA is still quite new. Generally, the MBA market is more boyant in France and I suggest you focus there.
Energy is an easier market to get into than consumer goods, especially if you're French (sorry, I forgot that you'd already mentioned this). For EDF, Total, Schlumberger, GDF etc then HEC, INSEAD and ESSEC are great choices.
In Germany, consumer goods are stronger MBA hirers than energy. Insead, WHU, IE and Mannheim are the strong MBA programmes for energy or FMCG in Germany.
WHU's a great school, but their MBA is still quite new. Generally, the MBA market is more boyant in France and I suggest you focus there.
Energy is an easier market to get into than consumer goods, especially if you're French (sorry, I forgot that you'd already mentioned this). For EDF, Total, Schlumberger, GDF etc then HEC, INSEAD and ESSEC are great choices.
In Germany, consumer goods are stronger MBA hirers than energy. Insead, WHU, IE and Mannheim are the strong MBA programmes for energy or FMCG in Germany.
Posted Aug 07, 2012 00:10
I'm working in Italy (Veneto) and I could extend my period in Italy. I have a colleague engineer and he told me well about that School.
I'm working in Italy (Veneto) and I could extend my period in Italy. I have a colleague engineer and he told me well about that School.
Posted Aug 07, 2012 09:03
Posted Aug 10, 2012 13:05
I am brought up in India and has completed graduation with score of 3.6 , i also had done two year MBA with score of 3.35 and now working since one year but still i want to do one year MBA from some globaly reputed UK universities.I want to boost up my career with one year management program and get into some global companies with good profile and money.My GMAT score is 670 and IELTS is 7.Please guide me which univ. i should apply in UK & how much is the possibilities for me to get into those universities.Is there any chance to get into London School of Business or any other equivalent B-school in UK which is comfortable with one year work experiance applicants.
I am brought up in India and has completed graduation with score of 3.6 , i also had done two year MBA with score of 3.35 and now working since one year but still i want to do one year MBA from some globaly reputed UK universities.I want to boost up my career with one year management program and get into some global companies with good profile and money.My GMAT score is 670 and IELTS is 7.Please guide me which univ. i should apply in UK & how much is the possibilities for me to get into those universities.Is there any chance to get into London School of Business or any other equivalent B-school in UK which is comfortable with one year work experiance applicants.
Posted Aug 10, 2012 13:15
If you can't wait, then take a masters in management
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management-2011 or a masters in finance http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-finance-pre-experience-2012
There are unaccredited MBAs at low quality universities in the UK which will take people with little or no work experience. They will not add anything to your Indian MBA.
If you can't wait, then take a masters in management
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management-2011 or a masters in finance http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-finance-pre-experience-2012
There are unaccredited MBAs at low quality universities in the UK which will take people with little or no work experience. They will not add anything to your Indian MBA.
Posted Aug 10, 2012 13:24
Posted Aug 10, 2012 15:22
I think you mean LBS, not LSB. It has an excellent MiM programme for people with one year or less of work experience, but it hasn't been around long enough to get into the rankings. Other than that, all the excellent accredited schools are in the FT MiM ranking.
Since it's August, you could be among the first applicants for the class of 2013 - and applying early will make you a strong candidate. For LBS, you might need to improve your GMAT.
I think you mean LBS, not LSB. It has an excellent MiM programme for people with one year or less of work experience, but it hasn't been around long enough to get into the rankings. Other than that, all the excellent accredited schools are in the FT MiM ranking.
Since it's August, you could be among the first applicants for the class of 2013 - and applying early will make you a strong candidate. For LBS, you might need to improve your GMAT.
Posted Aug 10, 2012 15:52
Posted Aug 10, 2012 16:37
A competitive score for the MiM at LBS would be 700.
A competitive score for the MiM at LBS would be 700.
Posted Aug 11, 2012 13:12
Posted Aug 11, 2012 14:07
Posted Aug 30, 2012 16:29
My Background:
-Undergrad in Business Administration (grade 83%)
- 4 internships ( 3 months each), 1.5 years of post grad work experience .
- GMAT score 570.
Please recommend the options I Have.
PS :
I have chosen Denmark and Netherlands for study as they are the only countries in Europe with a major English speaking population, hence providing a better chance of scoring a job after graduation without knowing the local language. Did not select UK because of its recent changes in immigration policy.
My Background:
-Undergrad in Business Administration (grade 83%)
- 4 internships ( 3 months each), 1.5 years of post grad work experience .
- GMAT score 570.
Please recommend the options I Have.
PS :
I have chosen Denmark and Netherlands for study as they are the only countries in Europe with a major English speaking population, hence providing a better chance of scoring a job after graduation without knowing the local language. Did not select UK because of its recent changes in immigration policy.
Posted Aug 30, 2012 16:42
Posted Aug 30, 2012 16:45
Posted Aug 30, 2012 16:48
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