Manchester Part Time - Dubai Centre

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Posted Mar 25, 2020 17:49

Guys, I need help!

I have received an acceptance letter from the University of Manchester for their Global MBA part time program. Entry date is July 2020 and I am not sure if I should accept their offer or not. I am also very interested in Hult's EMBA program but the their tuition fees are not in my budget.

I have 10 years of UAE experience in Sales of Electrical distribution industry and am currently in a mid management role. I don't plan on relocating for now but want to keep this option open in future.

Please help..

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Duncan

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Posted Mar 25, 2020 21:11

Do you have any goals or other options? Have you read other posts here about their Global MBA?

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Abhishek M...

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Posted Mar 25, 2020 21:35

Do you have any goals or other options? Have you read other posts here about their Global MBA?

Aim to get into the senior management role while staying in the same industry and field. I did consider Bradford and Strathclyde but ruled them as MBS program looked more appealing. As of now, Manchester is the only option that I have. Should I consider any other business school?

I have read all the posts about their Global MBA here but I can not still make a firm decision.

[quote]Do you have any goals or other options? Have you read other posts here about their Global MBA?[/quote]
Aim to get into the senior management role while staying in the same industry and field. I did consider Bradford and Strathclyde but ruled them as MBS program looked more appealing. As of now, Manchester is the only option that I have. Should I consider any other business school?

I have read all the posts about their Global MBA here but I can not still make a firm decision.

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Duncan

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Posted Mar 25, 2020 23:18

Assuming that LBS and Cass are out of consideration, I would go for Manchester. However, do read through comments about 'customer service' there. Manchester is a big state university, and you can expect more handholding and a softer ride at Hult. Personally, I think it's hard to go wrong with Manchester.

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Abhishek M...

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Posted Mar 26, 2020 06:26

Assuming that LBS and Cass are out of consideration, I would go for Manchester. However, do read through comments about 'customer service' there. Manchester is a big state university, and you can expect more handholding and a softer ride at Hult. Personally, I think it's hard to go wrong with Manchester.

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Thank you! Appreciate it!

[quote]Assuming that LBS and Cass are out of consideration, I would go for Manchester. However, do read through comments about 'customer service' there. Manchester is a big state university, and you can expect more handholding and a softer ride at Hult. Personally, I think it's hard to go wrong with Manchester. [/quote].
Thank you! Appreciate it!

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