Am 33 years old, middle management role in medical insurance with experience 7 years, seeking for MBA program in UAE to upgrade my career path to senior level in addition to relocarion plan in England after getting the degree.
Thinking about:
1. Manchester global EMBA.
2. American university in Dubai. EMBA
3. Illinois iMBA online degree.
Thanks

[Edited by John john on Jun 12, 2019]

Manchester, Cass and London stand out as excellent UK programmes in the UAE. The other schools you mentioned won't have UK career services or a notable alumni network or brand recognition.

I'm not sure that an EMBA or Online MBA program is the best way to make a big career move like that (UAE --> Europe). Have you considered a full-time, in-class program at a ranked UK school?

@ Duncan, thank you for valuable reply.
@ Razors, due to financial restrictions, unfortunately I could not consider full time program.

Now I received offers from Manchester without scholarship (high cost), University of Sheffield city college Greece (average cost) and American university in Dubai with scholarship.

Away from my relocation plan, which program could be better as am slightly confused why usual American universities tuition fees in general is higher than the British.

Also I need to ask about external funding or scholarship
Opportunities away from the university.

Thanks in advance

[Edited by John john on Jun 12, 2019]

The Manchester Global MBA will be much better than these. Search the board for discussion on the Manchester MBA. In any format, the extensive curriculum, use of projects and range of electives are all amplified by the high quality of the school's students, faculty and alumni.

Almost all British universities are state universities with massive government funding and lower cost profiles than the average US university, which has a higher cost profile in many areas such as sports, air conditioning and higher payrolls to reflect costs like healthcare, personal transportation, insurance, air conditioning etc which are much lower for UK academic staff because of socialized healthcare, public transportation, national insurance.