Thank you for your support!

Cranfield, unless you speak Dutch.

[Edited by Akash1 on Jan 30, 2022]

Cranfield is a better business school than Sheffield. 

Thanks Duncan! A very helpful list.

[Edited by JackWhite on Feb 03, 2022]

Hello Duncan, 
Although this is an old post of yours. I wanted to know in today's time and age, which is better course to do? ESCP MiM / HEC MiM / ESSEC MiM? 

I am 26 year old, Indian with years of work experience at senior level position. My goal from MIM is to get good network, good exposure and few years of work in Europe / UK in Luxury industry. As my background right now is from alcohol industry in India. Given I feel these courses might not hold value in US or India as the uni’s aren’t as famous as an Ivy League.

What is more important: a degree that will get you that job in Europe, or a school that is famous in the US and India?



The way you frame your quesrion, HEC is so obviously the best choice that I wonder why you ask it. The alternative to HEC would not be the Ivy League but a combination of language classes, professional networking, internships etc.

If an Ivy Leage brand matters, doesn't HEC have Ivy League exchange programmes and a double degree MAM path with Yale?

[Edited by Duncan on Jul 11, 2024]

Definitely a good job and networking is priority. I have just been really confused between which one to accept HEC or ESCP MIM? I like both courses but I am not confident on what provides better output for job and networking. 
I understand HEC is ranked higher. But does ESCP exposure to both Paris and London make a larger difference in networking?

I am only looking at marketing course here. Not finance or MBA.

[Edited by Anushka S on Jul 11, 2024]

Lux is a much smaller industry in London than in Paris. Surely your time would be better spent in Paris rather than taking a semester in London?