Hi Eliminator,
Your GMAT is maybe low in the context of IT Indian Applicants but is the average for the European schools.
Regarding your situation, if you do not have a European passport maybe is more difficult to get a job in Europe than your peers with EU passport. The best is to ask to the school or alumni.
Maybe some people can give you here more opinions and experiences.
mba in barcelona
Posted Feb 07, 2008 18:20
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Hi Eliminator,
Your GMAT is maybe low in the context of IT Indian Applicants but is the average for the European schools.
Regarding your situation, if you do not have a European passport maybe is more difficult to get a job in Europe than your peers with EU passport. The best is to ask to the school or alumni.
Maybe some people can give you here more opinions and experiences.
Your GMAT is maybe low in the context of IT Indian Applicants but is the average for the European schools.
Regarding your situation, if you do not have a European passport maybe is more difficult to get a job in Europe than your peers with EU passport. The best is to ask to the school or alumni.
Maybe some people can give you here more opinions and experiences.
Posted Jul 08, 2008 13:04
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heyy ...
hope you can help, since I am planing to do my MBA from Spain..but have no clue about the agenies/consultants in Delhi through whom it is to be applied to the universities..
Can u pls help me on this and also how much of work experince does universites in spain consider for MBA?
Thanks a lot!
Anahita
heyy ...
hope you can help, since I am planing to do my MBA from Spain..but have no clue about the agenies/consultants in Delhi through whom it is to be applied to the universities..
Can u pls help me on this and also how much of work experince does universites in spain consider for MBA?
Thanks a lot!
Anahita
hope you can help, since I am planing to do my MBA from Spain..but have no clue about the agenies/consultants in Delhi through whom it is to be applied to the universities..
Can u pls help me on this and also how much of work experince does universites in spain consider for MBA?
Thanks a lot!
Anahita
Posted Jul 08, 2008 18:20
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Hi Eliminator
A GMAT score of 680 is alright. Though it is not fantastic, it certainty falls in the considerable range.
Management consulting jobs are exciting, especially in Europe, you would have plenty opportunities to work with leading firms. Since last year till now, I have been working with leading firms such as Henkel, BMW, Novartis, Novo Nordisk, Roche and such through my programme with McKinsey.
Regarding your question of getting a work permit as a non European. Please allow me to tell you that this process is not going to be easy. There are 2 typical barriers for non European looking for jobs in Europe: 1) local language; 2) working permit application. However, this is not impossible. I am one good example and I have been helping many other non European who have graduated in Europe to secure for jobs here.
Feel free to email me if you need some help!
Kind regards,
Thomas
thomaswai.blogspot.com
Hi Eliminator
A GMAT score of 680 is alright. Though it is not fantastic, it certainty falls in the considerable range.
Management consulting jobs are exciting, especially in Europe, you would have plenty opportunities to work with leading firms. Since last year till now, I have been working with leading firms such as Henkel, BMW, Novartis, Novo Nordisk, Roche and such through my programme with McKinsey.
Regarding your question of getting a work permit as a non European. Please allow me to tell you that this process is not going to be easy. There are 2 typical barriers for non European looking for jobs in Europe: 1) local language; 2) working permit application. However, this is not impossible. I am one good example and I have been helping many other non European who have graduated in Europe to secure for jobs here.
Feel free to email me if you need some help!
Kind regards,
Thomas
thomaswai.blogspot.com
A GMAT score of 680 is alright. Though it is not fantastic, it certainty falls in the considerable range.
Management consulting jobs are exciting, especially in Europe, you would have plenty opportunities to work with leading firms. Since last year till now, I have been working with leading firms such as Henkel, BMW, Novartis, Novo Nordisk, Roche and such through my programme with McKinsey.
Regarding your question of getting a work permit as a non European. Please allow me to tell you that this process is not going to be easy. There are 2 typical barriers for non European looking for jobs in Europe: 1) local language; 2) working permit application. However, this is not impossible. I am one good example and I have been helping many other non European who have graduated in Europe to secure for jobs here.
Feel free to email me if you need some help!
Kind regards,
Thomas
thomaswai.blogspot.com
Posted Dec 02, 2008 20:20
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Does anyone knows universities at Barcelona which starts their MBA Full Time courses in March or april 2009?
I know that the European University starts on march but i would like to begin on march in a good and acredited university a MBA Full Time course but i can´t find anyone.
Does anyone knows universities at Barcelona which starts their MBA Full Time courses in March or april 2009?
I know that the European University starts on march but i would like to begin on march in a good and acredited university a MBA Full Time course but i can´t find anyone.
I know that the European University starts on march but i would like to begin on march in a good and acredited university a MBA Full Time course but i can´t find anyone.
Posted Dec 03, 2008 20:33
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Hi Anhaita,
Regarding Spanish Schools, I would advise to focus on IESE and ESADE, which are the most prestigious. They both ask for a min of 2 years fulltime work experience, and the average is around 4 years.
You may consider to apply directly (if GMAT is ok then do it)
regards,
Singlespain
Hi Anhaita,
Regarding Spanish Schools, I would advise to focus on IESE and ESADE, which are the most prestigious. They both ask for a min of 2 years fulltime work experience, and the average is around 4 years.
You may consider to apply directly (if GMAT is ok then do it)
regards,
Singlespain
Regarding Spanish Schools, I would advise to focus on IESE and ESADE, which are the most prestigious. They both ask for a min of 2 years fulltime work experience, and the average is around 4 years.
You may consider to apply directly (if GMAT is ok then do it)
regards,
Singlespain
Posted Jan 18, 2009 22:25
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I know it's not MBA ,but anyone of spanish friends heard about MAster Globalizacion,comercio internacional y mercados emergentes at the Centro de estudios internacional -Univesidad de Barcelona?
It would be great thing for me if someone could provide me with some info like quality,etc.
Thanks
I know it's not MBA ,but anyone of spanish friends heard about MAster Globalizacion,comercio internacional y mercados emergentes at the Centro de estudios internacional -Univesidad de Barcelona?
It would be great thing for me if someone could provide me with some info like quality,etc.
Thanks
It would be great thing for me if someone could provide me with some info like quality,etc.
Thanks
Posted Feb 09, 2009 00:08
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I have attended ESADE (MBA and Ph.D. coursework) and have hired MBAs from IESE and BMI. Let me know if there is anything you would like to know about the value of the MBA from any of those schools. I do not recruit from EADA.
Full Disclosure: I am participating in the FIND MBA board as an excercise to provide an illustration for a segment I am teaching of the course "What the CEO wants you to know" at BMI www.barcelonami.org One of the readings for the segment is www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.04/wired40_ceo.html????? Click on Post MBA for more biographical info.
Why do you recruit from BMI over EADA?
Are you saying that because you don't recruit from EADA that its students aren't as well prepared for the workforce?
I'm curious. I saw in another thread that EADA has very good job placement rates.
Also... I went to a middle tier American university for my undergraduate degree. The company I ended up working for made a point not to recruit from my university, even though it is nearby, because there are other universities with better reputations also in the area. However, my education was very decent and I was able to network and be offered a job at the company before I even graduated. So; I think as long as you are a motivated individual you won't have trouble finding a good job after graduation.
I think I got a better deal than some of my ivy leauge co-workers who will be paying down their college debt for the next 10 years! (I didn't have to take out any loans.)
<blockquote>I have attended ESADE (MBA and Ph.D. coursework) and have hired MBAs from IESE and BMI. Let me know if there is anything you would like to know about the value of the MBA from any of those schools. I do not recruit from EADA.
Full Disclosure: I am participating in the FIND MBA board as an excercise to provide an illustration for a segment I am teaching of the course "What the CEO wants you to know" at BMI www.barcelonami.org One of the readings for the segment is www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.04/wired40_ceo.html????? Click on Post MBA for more biographical info.</blockquote>
Why do you recruit from BMI over EADA?
Are you saying that because you don't recruit from EADA that its students aren't as well prepared for the workforce?
I'm curious. I saw in another thread that EADA has very good job placement rates.
Also... I went to a middle tier American university for my undergraduate degree. The company I ended up working for made a point not to recruit from my university, even though it is nearby, because there are other universities with better reputations also in the area. However, my education was very decent and I was able to network and be offered a job at the company before I even graduated. So; I think as long as you are a motivated individual you won't have trouble finding a good job after graduation.
I think I got a better deal than some of my ivy leauge co-workers who will be paying down their college debt for the next 10 years! (I didn't have to take out any loans.)
Full Disclosure: I am participating in the FIND MBA board as an excercise to provide an illustration for a segment I am teaching of the course "What the CEO wants you to know" at BMI www.barcelonami.org One of the readings for the segment is www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.04/wired40_ceo.html????? Click on Post MBA for more biographical info.</blockquote>
Why do you recruit from BMI over EADA?
Are you saying that because you don't recruit from EADA that its students aren't as well prepared for the workforce?
I'm curious. I saw in another thread that EADA has very good job placement rates.
Also... I went to a middle tier American university for my undergraduate degree. The company I ended up working for made a point not to recruit from my university, even though it is nearby, because there are other universities with better reputations also in the area. However, my education was very decent and I was able to network and be offered a job at the company before I even graduated. So; I think as long as you are a motivated individual you won't have trouble finding a good job after graduation.
I think I got a better deal than some of my ivy leauge co-workers who will be paying down their college debt for the next 10 years! (I didn't have to take out any loans.)
Posted Oct 11, 2009 09:30
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Hello All,
Afer working 2 years in Barcelona as expatriate, I went back to my country and working in the same company here. I am searching for MBA programs in Barcelona. My intetion is to move back to Barcelona and while doing a MBA program, to work at the same time.
Anyone knows which universty and MBA program in Barcelona is more suitable to my intention. Moreover, I should find a job ( engineering) in Barcelona, do you have idea where ( which internet site) can I search for such jobs (for foreigners) ? Actually though I stayed in BArcelona 2 years, my Spanish is not fluent. I do have more 2 years of work permision in Spain.
Hello All,
Afer working 2 years in Barcelona as expatriate, I went back to my country and working in the same company here. I am searching for MBA programs in Barcelona. My intetion is to move back to Barcelona and while doing a MBA program, to work at the same time.
Anyone knows which universty and MBA program in Barcelona is more suitable to my intention. Moreover, I should find a job ( engineering) in Barcelona, do you have idea where ( which internet site) can I search for such jobs (for foreigners) ? Actually though I stayed in BArcelona 2 years, my Spanish is not fluent. I do have more 2 years of work permision in Spain.
Afer working 2 years in Barcelona as expatriate, I went back to my country and working in the same company here. I am searching for MBA programs in Barcelona. My intetion is to move back to Barcelona and while doing a MBA program, to work at the same time.
Anyone knows which universty and MBA program in Barcelona is more suitable to my intention. Moreover, I should find a job ( engineering) in Barcelona, do you have idea where ( which internet site) can I search for such jobs (for foreigners) ? Actually though I stayed in BArcelona 2 years, my Spanish is not fluent. I do have more 2 years of work permision in Spain.
Posted Oct 12, 2009 01:08
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ugur--
do you want to get an MBA in English or in Spanish?
Is the price important?
Have you taken your GMAT? How competitive of a candidate are you?
As it says all over this messageboard, IESE and ESADE are the best programs in Barcelona.
EADA is a second tier, but still very good school with accrediation.
UPF isn't acreddited but has a good local reputation.
All of those schools offer both full and part time MBAs in both English and Spanish.
There may be other programs that offer only Spanish instruction, but I have only been looking at the ones that offer English.
There are other, smaller programs, in Barcelona (like BMI, I don't remember the names of the others) that teach in English but their credibility seems questionable based on comments on this board.
If you want to go to a prestigious, world-renowned school, IESE or ESADE is for you.
If that's not important, and you just want a good quality education for a cheaper price, try EADA or UPF (aka Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
ugur--
do you want to get an MBA in English or in Spanish?
Is the price important?
Have you taken your GMAT? How competitive of a candidate are you?
As it says all over this messageboard, IESE and ESADE are the best programs in Barcelona.
EADA is a second tier, but still very good school with accrediation.
UPF isn't acreddited but has a good local reputation.
All of those schools offer both full and part time MBAs in both English and Spanish.
There may be other programs that offer only Spanish instruction, but I have only been looking at the ones that offer English.
There are other, smaller programs, in Barcelona (like BMI, I don't remember the names of the others) that teach in English but their credibility seems questionable based on comments on this board.
If you want to go to a prestigious, world-renowned school, IESE or ESADE is for you.
If that's not important, and you just want a good quality education for a cheaper price, try EADA or UPF (aka Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
do you want to get an MBA in English or in Spanish?
Is the price important?
Have you taken your GMAT? How competitive of a candidate are you?
As it says all over this messageboard, IESE and ESADE are the best programs in Barcelona.
EADA is a second tier, but still very good school with accrediation.
UPF isn't acreddited but has a good local reputation.
All of those schools offer both full and part time MBAs in both English and Spanish.
There may be other programs that offer only Spanish instruction, but I have only been looking at the ones that offer English.
There are other, smaller programs, in Barcelona (like BMI, I don't remember the names of the others) that teach in English but their credibility seems questionable based on comments on this board.
If you want to go to a prestigious, world-renowned school, IESE or ESADE is for you.
If that's not important, and you just want a good quality education for a cheaper price, try EADA or UPF (aka Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Posted Dec 11, 2009 12:43
0
Posted Dec 17, 2009 09:21
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Hi All,
I got admit into international MBA at EADA Barcelona (Spain)
I need your advice about this school.
My Profile:
========
I am from India
PG-Diploma in advanced computing (75.89%)
Bachelor of Engineering in computer Sceince (76.33%)
12th from UP Board (66.20%)
10th from UP Board (63.00%)
Exp: Presently more than 5 yrs of exp as a software developper.
Currently working with an US based MNC (1 year 10 months)
1 year: TCS
2 years 4 months: In a small software company in Noida
3 months worked as a lecturer
Could you please answere following queries about EADA international MBA:
1. How known is this school internatioanally? How is the reputation as compare to other schools in Europe?
2. What are the job prospects in US, UK, and mainly in India?
3. For career growth, is it really worth of joining this programme?
I am looking forward to this programme.
Please do reply ASAP.
Thanks
Shilendra
Hi All,
I got admit into international MBA at EADA Barcelona (Spain)
I need your advice about this school.
My Profile:
========
I am from India
PG-Diploma in advanced computing (75.89%)
Bachelor of Engineering in computer Sceince (76.33%)
12th from UP Board (66.20%)
10th from UP Board (63.00%)
Exp: Presently more than 5 yrs of exp as a software developper.
Currently working with an US based MNC (1 year 10 months)
1 year: TCS
2 years 4 months: In a small software company in Noida
3 months worked as a lecturer
Could you please answere following queries about EADA international MBA:
1. How known is this school internatioanally? How is the reputation as compare to other schools in Europe?
2. What are the job prospects in US, UK, and mainly in India?
3. For career growth, is it really worth of joining this programme?
I am looking forward to this programme.
Please do reply ASAP.
Thanks
Shilendra
I got admit into international MBA at EADA Barcelona (Spain)
I need your advice about this school.
My Profile:
========
I am from India
PG-Diploma in advanced computing (75.89%)
Bachelor of Engineering in computer Sceince (76.33%)
12th from UP Board (66.20%)
10th from UP Board (63.00%)
Exp: Presently more than 5 yrs of exp as a software developper.
Currently working with an US based MNC (1 year 10 months)
1 year: TCS
2 years 4 months: In a small software company in Noida
3 months worked as a lecturer
Could you please answere following queries about EADA international MBA:
1. How known is this school internatioanally? How is the reputation as compare to other schools in Europe?
2. What are the job prospects in US, UK, and mainly in India?
3. For career growth, is it really worth of joining this programme?
I am looking forward to this programme.
Please do reply ASAP.
Thanks
Shilendra
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