I am an automobile engineer from india and just completed previous month only. I want to do managment degree in automobile sector. How is ebs ms automotive managment program for my career as i want to come back after finishing the course. What is the job scenario after doing ms in automotive managment for international exposure is it worth? Please help!!

Search the board for EBS. Assuming students already speak fluent German, students benefit from EBS's excellent connections in its region. I don't think recruiters from other countries will hire at EBS.

The curriculum seems very generic. No wonder only 2% of students end up in Automative: https://ebs-university-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/becms/medium/pdf/2404/msc-employment-report.pdf Compare it to the Berlin masters: http://mbae.htw-berlin.de/studying/programme-content/automotive-management/

PS Study where you want to work. My impression is that Indian firms respect big name universities in the USA, UK, Australia and Canada.

[Edited by Duncan on Jul 07, 2017]

Thanks for your reply.. Can you elaborate " curriculum seems very generic". In my country there is no one offering specialisation in automotive management. And the alternative you suggested is that better than the ebs one? Or

I have this as option in canada http://www.georgiancollege.ca/academics/academic-areas/automotive-business/ should i go for this...please do reply it will have great impact to make choices clear.

[Edited by Shubhang Lalla on Jul 08, 2017]

By generic, I mean that is does not seem highly specialized on questions of supply chains, engineering and manufacturing. Don't you see the difference with the Berlin course?

By generic, I mean that is does not seem highly specialized on questions of supply chains, engineering and manufacturing. Don't you see the difference with the Berlin course?

Is that berlin coll reputated and have better connections for job opportunities?

It is an average German university. I don't think many German Technical universities will mean much to recruiters in India, other than the RWTH, TU Berlin and TU Munich.

In short i should not do an mim with ebs nor with htw right and should pursue something in india only? What about canada option that i posted is that any good?

If you want to work in India, then it makes sense to study in India. The Canadian college seems to have undergraduate qualifications. A masters degree would probably be better.

EBS is a good option for finding work in Germany, but if you are returning to Indian it seems like a big investment for a small return. If you wanted to work in Germany, which is a great experience, then you'd perhaps want to find a school that put a bigger emphasis on learning German, like https://www.hs-esslingen.de/en/the-university/faculties/graduate-school/masters-programs/mba-in-international-industrial-management.html

It will cost me same as doing in india and in germany and i am thinking do a dual degree which will give me a mba as well so that i will have at least international experience and if i will be able to work then i would and gain some experience as germany has such giants industries so that experience could land me better opportunities here.

And do you think as btech in automobile i should eye an automotive mangment?

I want to get placed in good automotive company at junior managment level.

[Edited by Shubhang Lalla on Jul 08, 2017]

I would speak to people in the roles you want want ask how they got there.