hey guys

which of these places is better for a either a management or a hr management degree

What is your nationality?
if you're not from EU don't go to Cass you may live discrimination! school promotes discrimiation against nationality and sex!

Huh SERIOUSLY...not sure about that! I've heard Cass is a great school to study at regardless of your race or creed. All Business Schools struggle to get women at their college, it's a little harsh to say that Cass discriminates against sex any more than the others.

Go for Cass.

Manchester (Above the rest, Great world-wide reputation, Very good program, Good Internship options, Strong industry tie-ups)
Cass
Edinburgh
Kings

thank u for ure replies everyone! i think i will choose between cass and manchester

this is the facebook status of a current cass mba student...

"When I finish this MBA, I gonna burn every sheet of the lecture note I was given and the ID card and the school bag and especially the receipt of the 30 grand tuition fee I?ve paid, so I might be able to forget about this possible BIGGEST mistake I ever made in my life."

Sounds a bit immature to me...plus, sounds like ANY MBA would be a mistake from what he's going on - did he fail or something?

There will be such students in all schools. Not everyone's expectations are aligned with the school's offerings. For example, a small scale enterpreneur might end up in a well reputed and top class school that puts in more stress on strategic management suitable for big organizations. He might be hoping to learn a lot about Business Development but ends up learning more about Adminstration. These things happen in every school...I've read similar articles about Stanford and Booth...dosn't take away anything from these schools. Just re-emphasises the point that we need to look at a school's curriculum apart from looking at reputation and rankings.

Thanks
Anirban

Can somebody throw some light on Manchester's part-time (global) MBA programs offered through Dubai Centre. I have been offered a place on part-time MBA from Manchester (Dubai Campus) for July 2010 intake. I have 10+ years of experience in banking/financial services with B. Com. Is it treated at par with full-time Manchester MBAs in the industry ?