Okay, here are the comparisons:
eserp: price:€14,100
"DEGREES AND ACCREDITATIONS they offer:
IMBA – International Master in Business Administration
>Private MBA Degree issued by ESERP
MBA – Master in Business Administration
>Own MBA Degree issued by the UVIC-UCC
Private MBA Degree – Master in Business Administration
>Issued by the European Communication School (France – Belgium)
International Accreditation*
>Issued by the University of Applied Sciences, Schmalkalden (Germany)
International Accreditation*
>Issued by the European Communication School (France – Belgium)"
__________________________________________
uc3m: Non EU students: 19.800
AMBA accredited.
What is better? eserp seems to provide far more degrees- but uc3m, seems to give something that is highly considered.
And neither have AACSB, which seems to be somewhat important according to what I read in the forum.
Are these degrees accepted in the eyes of internatioal unis? If I were to use the grades of this MBA to try and go for a PHd for an example - would it be accredited?
uc3m vs IMBA - accreditation
Posted Mar 07, 2019 00:57
Okay, here are the comparisons:
eserp: price:€14,100
"DEGREES AND ACCREDITATIONS they offer:
IMBA – International Master in Business Administration
>Private MBA Degree issued by ESERP
MBA – Master in Business Administration
>Own MBA Degree issued by the UVIC-UCC
Private MBA Degree – Master in Business Administration
>Issued by the European Communication School (France – Belgium)
International Accreditation*
>Issued by the University of Applied Sciences, Schmalkalden (Germany)
International Accreditation*
>Issued by the European Communication School (France – Belgium)"
__________________________________________
uc3m: Non EU students: 19.800
AMBA accredited.
What is better? eserp seems to provide far more degrees- but uc3m, seems to give something that is highly considered.
And neither have AACSB, which seems to be somewhat important according to what I read in the forum.
Are these degrees accepted in the eyes of internatioal unis? If I were to use the grades of this MBA to try and go for a PHd for an example - would it be accredited?
eserp: price:€14,100
"DEGREES AND ACCREDITATIONS they offer:
IMBA – International Master in Business Administration
>Private MBA Degree issued by ESERP
MBA – Master in Business Administration
>Own MBA Degree issued by the UVIC-UCC
Private MBA Degree – Master in Business Administration
>Issued by the European Communication School (France – Belgium)
International Accreditation*
>Issued by the University of Applied Sciences, Schmalkalden (Germany)
International Accreditation*
>Issued by the European Communication School (France – Belgium)"
__________________________________________
uc3m: Non EU students: 19.800
AMBA accredited.
What is better? eserp seems to provide far more degrees- but uc3m, seems to give something that is highly considered.
And neither have AACSB, which seems to be somewhat important according to what I read in the forum.
Are these degrees accepted in the eyes of internatioal unis? If I were to use the grades of this MBA to try and go for a PHd for an example - would it be accredited?
Posted Mar 07, 2019 16:13
UC3M is obviously better. A PhD program would look at your dissertation, and I imagine these private MBAs will not be as seriously assessed.
UC3M is obviously better. A PhD program would look at your dissertation, and I imagine these private MBAs will not be as seriously assessed.
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