Hello I am looking at doing an MBA abroad starting next year but I am confused.
Considering the US, with the political environment and Donald Trump I am not so sure. Especially with the H 1B visa issues. So for the most part I think this option is off the table.
Even the UK there are obviously problems with Brexit and the visa situation there too. As well this is discouraging!
What are the other options? I would appreciate any feedback from MBA graduates from India who have gone on to places like Canada or Australia. I do not know much about the job opportunities in these country. As well Hong Kong.
Thank you for any inputs.
Best international MBA destination for Indian student
Posted Jul 10, 2019 15:26
Hello I am looking at doing an MBA abroad starting next year but I am confused.
Considering the US, with the political environment and Donald Trump I am not so sure. Especially with the H 1B visa issues. So for the most part I think this option is off the table.
Even the UK there are obviously problems with Brexit and the visa situation there too. As well this is discouraging!
What are the other options? I would appreciate any feedback from MBA graduates from India who have gone on to places like Canada or Australia. I do not know much about the job opportunities in these country. As well Hong Kong.
Thank you for any inputs.
Considering the US, with the political environment and Donald Trump I am not so sure. Especially with the H 1B visa issues. So for the most part I think this option is off the table.
Even the UK there are obviously problems with Brexit and the visa situation there too. As well this is discouraging!
What are the other options? I would appreciate any feedback from MBA graduates from India who have gone on to places like Canada or Australia. I do not know much about the job opportunities in these country. As well Hong Kong.
Thank you for any inputs.
Posted Jul 10, 2019 17:20
Since your focus is job opportunities, take a look at https://find-mba.com/board/general-forum/best-mbas-for-international-students-placement-35651
Since your focus is job opportunities, take a look at https://find-mba.com/board/general-forum/best-mbas-for-international-students-placement-35651
Posted Jul 12, 2019 18:37
An MBA in Canada could be a good choice, good visa policies, although long-term salary would be lower in general vs if you did an MBA from a similarly-ranked school in the US. Same thing with Australia. Hong Kong is a popular destination among finance-oriented students.
What are your goals in terms of the industry you want to work in?
In general you want to be look at the best school you can get into. Don't do an MBA from a school that lacks at least one of the 'major' international accreditations (AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB). For best results, go to a school that's in the FT Global MBA ranking.
What are your goals in terms of the industry you want to work in?
In general you want to be look at the best school you can get into. Don't do an MBA from a school that lacks at least one of the 'major' international accreditations (AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB). For best results, go to a school that's in the FT Global MBA ranking.
An MBA in Canada could be a good choice, good visa policies, although long-term salary would be lower in general vs if you did an MBA from a similarly-ranked school in the US. Same thing with Australia. Hong Kong is a popular destination among finance-oriented students.
What are your goals in terms of the industry you want to work in?
In general you want to be look at the best school you can get into. Don't do an MBA from a school that lacks at least one of the 'major' international accreditations (AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB). For best results, go to a school that's in the FT Global MBA ranking.
What are your goals in terms of the industry you want to work in?
In general you want to be look at the best school you can get into. Don't do an MBA from a school that lacks at least one of the 'major' international accreditations (AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB). For best results, go to a school that's in the FT Global MBA ranking.
Posted Jul 16, 2019 15:43
I appreciate the thoughtful response. If I understand correctly, you don't think the UK is a good choice? This is what I have been hearing from other people as well.
My goals are rather flexible. I currently work in IT / technology and I would be interested in starting my own business eventually. But in the short terms I would consider another industry such as finance. I do not believe I want to stay in IT but I would if I have to.
I am aware of AMBA EQUIS and AACSB. Rest assured I will not consider and MBA if there is no accreditation.
My goals are rather flexible. I currently work in IT / technology and I would be interested in starting my own business eventually. But in the short terms I would consider another industry such as finance. I do not believe I want to stay in IT but I would if I have to.
I am aware of AMBA EQUIS and AACSB. Rest assured I will not consider and MBA if there is no accreditation.
I appreciate the thoughtful response. If I understand correctly, you don't think the UK is a good choice? This is what I have been hearing from other people as well.
My goals are rather flexible. I currently work in IT / technology and I would be interested in starting my own business eventually. But in the short terms I would consider another industry such as finance. I do not believe I want to stay in IT but I would if I have to.
I am aware of AMBA EQUIS and AACSB. Rest assured I will not consider and MBA if there is no accreditation.
My goals are rather flexible. I currently work in IT / technology and I would be interested in starting my own business eventually. But in the short terms I would consider another industry such as finance. I do not believe I want to stay in IT but I would if I have to.
I am aware of AMBA EQUIS and AACSB. Rest assured I will not consider and MBA if there is no accreditation.
Posted Jul 17, 2019 19:44
The UK wouldn't be a bad choice if you do your MBA at one of the school's better business schools (the ones in the top of the FT ranking). Regardless of what's happening politically, top schools like LBS and Warwick continue to place students—even international students—in solid roles in the UK and elsewhere.
The UK wouldn't be a bad choice if you do your MBA at one of the school's better business schools (the ones in the top of the FT ranking). Regardless of what's happening politically, top schools like LBS and Warwick continue to place students—even international students—in solid roles in the UK and elsewhere.
Posted Jul 19, 2019 15:52
That's good to know.
That's good to know.
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