Hi Duncan,
Could you kindly suggest which course (MBA or Masters) is best for getting a job after competition. I would like to do International Tourism and Hospitality Management.
Thank you.
Sri Ram
Duncan has already pointed you in the direction of some good school choices.
I would definitely suggest focusing on your career goals, and refining them as needed. I would say that unless you can already speak French at a fluent level, trying to leverage a degree to work in the country is not the best idea.
If you're looking to transition to Europe, pick a country where you can already speak the language and go backwards from there. Or, work on another language on a full-time or immersive basis for a year and then start looking for a degree.
[quote]Hi Duncan,<br> Could you kindly suggest which course (MBA or Masters) is best for getting a job after competition. I would like to do International Tourism and Hospitality Management. <br><br>Thank you. <br>Sri Ram <br> [/quote]<br>Duncan has already pointed you in the direction of some good school choices. <br><br>I would definitely suggest focusing on your career goals, and refining them as needed. I would say that unless you can already speak French at a fluent level, trying to leverage a degree to work in the country is not the best idea. <br><br>If you're looking to transition to Europe, pick a country where you can already speak the language and go backwards from there. Or, work on another language on a full-time or immersive basis for a year and then start looking for a degree.