hi guys,this is my profile:
34 yo,single,italian living in rome,
-master degree in pharmacy
-diploma of specialization in clinical pharmacology(4 years)
-master of science in clinical trials,outcome research,market access(1 y)
-many courses on hta(healt tacnology assessment)
-3 years of job experience as retail pharmacy(pharmacy of my familiy
-3 years of experience as quality assessor(manager) at national drug agency

my goal in short term is to became head of office(low tier office) and in long term to be an entrepeneur in drug logistic or production once gained market and network knowledege due to working in regulatory national agency


-what is the best solution for an mba or emba in my situation?( i could take a 12 month non paid pause from my job to study)
-am i too old for an mba at top school in europe( insead or hec),i wuold consider also bocconi because is an italian top tier
-emba on the other hand are +12 month and i actually live in italy and i must move abroad because bocconi emba is not in top tier















thanks

[Edited by Garden88 on Sep 02, 2022]

This hinges on whether or not you want to leave Italy, and how well connected you are. A 'head of office' doesn't sound like the sort of role populated by people from top tier full-time MBA programmes. Since SDA Bocconi has just opened a Rome campus for a new weekend MBA track, either that or MiP Flex MBA sound like good options. EMMAS at Bocconi could be an alternative. 

soon i will be able to work on full-time smart working,with no limit of place.Is  HEC PARIS modular emba(5days every 2 months for 18 months) a good choice for my field/goal?

I don't understand why you want to go to France if you want to work in Italy.  Bocconi probably has more brand equity there than HEC. 

thank you for your answer,Duncan.
Do you think the SDA Bocconi EMBA(Rome) more than its FT-MBA  will help me learn  entrepeneurship skills and basis (classes are only 30 partecipants and only 4 day a month with 38yo as medium age,so people with families and poor time to make network).

Obviously, you will learn more in a full-time programme than in a part-time one, other things being equal. Perhaps that's not what you were asking?