Which is best B-School in UK which does not reqire work experience.

The British schools which offer MSc degrees on this list are the best for students without work experience: http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management The graduates from this MSc programmes, plus the new MM from London Business School, will greatly outperform graduates of "freshers MBAs".

I am talking about MBA degree.

In Europe the MBAs without work experience will be much worse, in every way, than the MSc degrees offered by business schools for pre-experience candidates. There are no respected or internationally-accredited MBAs in Europe for people without work experience. Take an MSc if you want to get a good job, earn a respected qualification of earn money. If you just want a low-quality MBA, then why come to Europe?

<blockquote>I am talking about MBA degree.</blockquote>
r u looking for Jan 2012 intake or sept 2012 intake??

Duncan I dont want to work in UK or Europe countries.I want to work in gulf countries.I am looking for sept.2012 intake.

And which degree has more value Msc Or MBA?And can I do MBA after doing Msc?

And also which degree has more demand Msc Or Mba?

Hi Nazme,

There's more demand for MSc than for MBAs, but there's also more supply of MSc graduates. However, the market is also segmented. There's a short supply of graduates from business schools which are internationally respected, and they get higher salaries. Indeed, MSc graduates from respected schools get higher salaries than MBA graduates from schools without international accreditation.

If you look at Monday's financial times you'll see the top MSc in management programmes (http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management-2011). Their graduates work for multinational companies around the world. Attending one of those programmes will give you much better potential than an unaccredited MBA or MSc at one of Britains younger universities. Just compare the salaries!

PS I think that, for you, it would be worth looking at the top 12 MSc programmes for international mobility: Bocconi, EADE, ESADE, ESSEC, Grenoble, HEC Lausanne, HEC Paris, LSE, St. Gallen, Strathclyde and the CEMS consortium.

hi duncan,
Im sudharsan from chennai, India, i'm doing my final year B.E degree in biomedical engineering. I have 70% as of now. i did my IELTS test and got band 8. I'm interested to do mba in hospitality management because im more interested in it. what are the universities in UK that offer this course for freshers, and what are the job opportunities after this course. I want to work in UK. Thanks in advance

I think you've misunderstood the point I am making in this discussion. I think those pre-experience MBAs are a bad investment. I cannot recommend one to you.

Thanx so much Duncan..:)

Ducnan pls tell me Msc in which department will be best for gulf countries or other countries.

Hi Nazme,

The best MSc programmes worldwide are the ones in the FT ranking, which I link to above.

On the Gulf, perhaps this thread will also help you:
http://www.find-mba.com/board/21819

Duncan.

Your valuable opinion..?
MBA from University of Bedfordshire vs MBA from Coventry University...

Quick response would be appreciated

I can't recommend either.

Thanks Duncan:)
But who's ranking should be considered either FT ranking or topmba ranking?

Since topMBA does not rank MSc programmes, you'll have to use the FT ranking I linked to.

hey can any1 pls help me. i am a in commerce (finance) student in india. i dont have any work experience. i want to pursue my higher education in uk.
i want to work in london for couple of years and then will return to india to takeover family business. i am confused between msc in management and mba. is both the course same? will
msc management from either imperial college london or warwick etc be better than cardiff mba. more than degree value i want the depth of curriculum.
pls help me........

and also in many cases the course subjects are same for mba and msc management but is the detailed content of the subjects also same?
do i have to do mba again after msc management?