Hi everyone,
I am a 29 years old guy from Indonesia and hold an M.Sc in Food Business & Consumer Studies from the University of Kassel in Germany that I completed with top grades. I have 3 years experience of project management in consumer service department of a global food company in Munich.
To boost my career and extend my network, I am thinking of getting a part time MBA (I can't really justify the missing opportunity cost of doing a full time MBA). I have been looking into the Henley part time MBA here in Munich and attended one of their open day. It was pretty nice and I liked the programme structure, however it was also pretty expensive at 32k for their face to face part time MBA.
I am wondering if it is better to take a distance learning programme from a more reputable university such as Warwick or Manchester, or would the Henley face to face part time programme would be more beneficial for me?
I am looking to change my career direction to a more marketing related role. In a few years I am planning of relocating to New Zealand so the reputation of the school there is important too.
What would you guys recommend?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
Best regards,
Part-time at Henley Germany or DL
Posted Apr 30, 2013 17:42
I am a 29 years old guy from Indonesia and hold an M.Sc in Food Business & Consumer Studies from the University of Kassel in Germany that I completed with top grades. I have 3 years experience of project management in consumer service department of a global food company in Munich.
To boost my career and extend my network, I am thinking of getting a part time MBA (I can't really justify the missing opportunity cost of doing a full time MBA). I have been looking into the Henley part time MBA here in Munich and attended one of their open day. It was pretty nice and I liked the programme structure, however it was also pretty expensive at 32k for their face to face part time MBA.
I am wondering if it is better to take a distance learning programme from a more reputable university such as Warwick or Manchester, or would the Henley face to face part time programme would be more beneficial for me?
I am looking to change my career direction to a more marketing related role. In a few years I am planning of relocating to New Zealand so the reputation of the school there is important too.
What would you guys recommend?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
Best regards,
Posted Apr 30, 2013 19:45
I think the best tactic for you will be to take a full-time MBA in New Zealand. Looking at this tactic: http://www.find-mba.com/board/33571 It seems that a ten or so business schools have a huge 'market share'. Taking an MBA there will give you a strong network. As someone with a German background, you'd bring more to an MBA in NZ than the average Indonesian, so you'd be able to get into a better MBA there.
Henley operated its MBA in NZ for a long time, and that is one of those ten. If you want to do a part-time or DL MBA, then Henley makes sense.
Henley operated its MBA in NZ for a long time, and that is one of those ten. If you want to do a part-time or DL MBA, then Henley makes sense.
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