Hi all,
After a year working in USA, my company, a big Spanish contractor that focusses in green energy infrastructures, is having serious financial issues. For this reason I am considering to pursue a one-year MBA programe (22 months seem to much) in a top school, mixing my engineering background with finance, and then try to get a job here.
Do you consider, the option of the MBA the right approach?
Thanks, regards.
MBA USA One-year-programe
Posted Jan 03, 2017 02:01
After a year working in USA, my company, a big Spanish contractor that focusses in green energy infrastructures, is having serious financial issues. For this reason I am considering to pursue a one-year MBA programe (22 months seem to much) in a top school, mixing my engineering background with finance, and then try to get a job here.
Do you consider, the option of the MBA the right approach?
Thanks, regards.
Posted Jan 03, 2017 18:15
Usually one year MBA programs in US (Katz, Babson etc.) requires that you either have done your Bachelors in Business from AACSB recognized school AND/OR have several years of work experience for programs such as USC iBear.
You can study at programs like Hult - if that's what you are looking for. Make sure you understand based on your citizenship the challenges of getting post MBA job and work permit.
You can study at programs like Hult - if that's what you are looking for. Make sure you understand based on your citizenship the challenges of getting post MBA job and work permit.
Posted Jan 04, 2017 18:35
Your decision might also have something to do with your residency status. If you'll need to find an employer after you graduate to get/maintain a work visa, a two-year program might be preferable: that way you have more time to pound the pavement looking for jobs, and maybe more importantly, do an internship to get your foot in the door.
Posted Sep 17, 2019 19:35
Do one year MBAs affect career prospects for the OPT period? I would rather do a shorter program but I want to make sure I can find a job.
Posted Sep 17, 2019 20:06
OPT is for a period equal to the study period. If you want longer, maybe consider a STEM MBA.
Posted Sep 19, 2019 21:38
I believe the OPT period is 12 months in either case.
Posted Sep 23, 2019 22:35
Great! Do you know of any STEM certified one year MBAs?
Posted Sep 23, 2019 22:49
I do. I am sure you will find a list of you search for it.
Posted Sep 25, 2019 17:47
Great! Do you know of any STEM certified one year MBAs?
You'll mostly not find any one-year MBAs that are STEM certified, just because the STEM certification usually requires a certain number of specialized elective courses, which there often isn't time for in the shorter programs.
You'll mostly not find any one-year MBAs that are STEM certified, just because the STEM certification usually requires a certain number of specialized elective courses, which there often isn't time for in the shorter programs.
Posted Oct 01, 2019 19:40
Well I can't find any. Closest I've found are some specialized MSc programs in business analytics which are STEM designated.
Posted Oct 07, 2019 20:38
That would probably be aimed at a different type of candidate compared to a full time MBA.
Posted Oct 11, 2019 17:14
Yes I agree that's why I think I am going to go with a 2 year STEM MBA instead, that would suit me better.
Posted Mar 03, 2020 17:30
Even I am interested in the Babson program as well as Hult. I would rather complete something in one year. What did you end up deciding on?
Posted Feb 23, 2022 13:25
Hi,
It totally depends on you. A one-year MBA is good if you have a clear understanding of your career path. Apart from that it also benefits applicants who are looking to get a quick degree.
The Pros of getting a one-year MBA are a lower cost, less tuition fee, and investments. You will also get to revive your career after a year, instead of 2 years which also ensures less time away from a paying job.
A 1 year MBA is a great opportunity and it has worked out for many other students I know. Also, it is best for students who are looking to not spend much time pursuing a 2-year degree. I am listing down some of the Best one-year MBA programs that have been offered by top B-Schools around the world. Best One Year MBA Programs In USANorthwestern University: KelloggCornell University: JohnsonEmory University: GoizuetaUniversity of Florida: WarringtonUniversity of Southern California: MarshallBest One Year MBA Programs In EuropeInseadUniversity of Oxford: SaïdUniversity of Cambridge Judge Business SchoolIMD Business SchoolIE University: IE Business SchoolAsian B-Schools With 1 Year MBA ProgramsCEIBSHKUST Business SchoolISBNanyang Business SchoolIIM BangaloreBest of luck!
[Edited by gemma on Feb 23, 2022]
</div><div>The Pros of getting a one-year MBA are a lower cost, less tuition fee, and investments. You will also get to revive your career after a year, instead of 2 years which also ensures less time away from a paying job. </div><br><br><div>A 1 year MBA is a great opportunity and it has worked out for many other students I know. Also, it is best for students who are looking to not spend much time pursuing a 2-year degree. I am listing down some of the Best one-year MBA programs that have been offered by top B-Schools around the world. Best One Year MBA Programs In USANorthwestern University: KelloggCornell University: JohnsonEmory University: GoizuetaUniversity of Florida: WarringtonUniversity of Southern California: MarshallBest One Year MBA Programs In EuropeInseadUniversity of Oxford: SaïdUniversity of Cambridge Judge Business SchoolIMD Business SchoolIE University: IE Business SchoolAsian B-Schools With 1 Year MBA ProgramsCEIBSHKUST Business SchoolISBNanyang Business SchoolIIM BangaloreBest of luck!<br></div><div><br>
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