Hi everyone,
I have applied for MSc Management programs in Europe and I have offers from EADA, EDHEC and Strathclyde and I am also waiting replies from IE and ESCP Europe. I need help to make decision on which program I should attend. In FT rankings, EADA, EDHEC and Strathclyde are close to eachother but IE and ESCP seems one step ahead. I would like to hear your opinions regarding to these B-schools and please consider after having MSc degree I am planning to work in Europe or US.
Thanks in advance,
MSc in Europe
Posted Mar 19, 2012 13:20
I have applied for MSc Management programs in Europe and I have offers from EADA, EDHEC and Strathclyde and I am also waiting replies from IE and ESCP Europe. I need help to make decision on which program I should attend. In FT rankings, EADA, EDHEC and Strathclyde are close to eachother but IE and ESCP seems one step ahead. I would like to hear your opinions regarding to these B-schools and please consider after having MSc degree I am planning to work in Europe or US.
Thanks in advance,
Posted Mar 19, 2012 14:18
I don't see how these schools will help you to find work in the US.
Where in Europe are you most likely to find work? Focus there.
Where in Europe are you most likely to find work? Focus there.
Posted Mar 19, 2012 14:29
IE has a high reputation but economic recession that Spain is facing now makes finding a good job in Spain almost impossible. Strathclyde may be a good option in terms of finding a job in UK but is it worth to eliminate other good options just because of having a higher possibility of finding a job in UK? I think IE is a much more prestigious school in the global scale than Strahtclyde...
Posted Mar 19, 2012 17:24
I think you need to set a career goal, not just focus on the rankings. IE is quite simply *NOT* "much more prestigious school in the global scale" - it is well known in Latin America; Strathclyde is well known in the UK and Commonwealth. If you think the UK is the most probable place for you to find work, then I cannot see any reason to study elsewhere or, at the least, not take a joint programme like CEMS.
Posted Mar 20, 2012 12:54
I see..In this case, what do you think about ESCP European Business program which is a 1 year program that students are required to spend 2 semesters in two different countries? It is like a joint program that CEMS offer only difference is program is conducted only by ESCP.
Posted Mar 20, 2012 17:54
That's a good programme if you aim to work those two countries.
Posted Mar 21, 2012 11:51
Thanks Duncan for your help, really appreciated.
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