I am a doctor in India and going to pursue a full-time MBA in UK. 

I aim to develop my soft skills through the MBA. Post-MBA I intend to work as an NHS doctor and later pursue management roles in healthcare/open my own clinics. 

I am torn between Exeter MBA and Edinburgh MBA, both full time. I have already paid a deposit for Exeter so will lose over 2k pounds if I accept Edinburgh now. Also, with a scholarship Exeter, my expenses at Exeter will be about 20k pounds lesser than at Edinburgh. 

Please advise me which one would be better suited. 

Thank you. 

[Edited by docans on Aug 18, 2020]

The NHS uses these schools for its leadership MBA: 

Bradford, Lancaster, Nottingham, Durham, Hertfordshire, Open University and Alliance Manchester Business School. 

Between the schools you mention, I think UEBS is much more a soft skills place: Exeter's MBA tends to focus a bit more on leadership. 

PS

Did you not consider the Exeter  MSc in Healthcare Leadership and Management?

[Edited by Duncan on Aug 18, 2020]

Thank you for your reply, Duncan. 

I wanted a broad business knowledge so decided on MBA over healthcare focused courses. 

Exeter MBA has a wider range of modules and offers many options for company-based MBA projects. Having said that, would you say that the reputation of Edinburgh carries a lot more weightage with employers, especially if I am looking to work in London and nearby areas? 

Thank you.