Hello Experts
I am from IT background from telco industry. I am looking to do emba or part time mba from cass or imperial. Can someone please guide me which one is better?
After mba I may start my own IT company to provide technical services to various businesses or I may go for progressing further in my career to be IT/technical director.
Thanks,
imperial or cass
Posted Jan 08, 2016 17:30
I am from IT background from telco industry. I am looking to do emba or part time mba from cass or imperial. Can someone please guide me which one is better?
After mba I may start my own IT company to provide technical services to various businesses or I may go for progressing further in my career to be IT/technical director.
Thanks,
Posted Jan 09, 2016 23:46
Hello Experts/Duncan
Any comments?
Thansk,
Any comments?
Thansk,
Posted Jan 10, 2016 01:33
Why these schools? Not a huge difference between the rankings. Cass has a slightly more senior cohort.
Posted Jan 10, 2016 07:30
My budget is around 44k and location is convinient for me. Any other school which you think is better in this budget?
Posted Jan 10, 2016 08:08
"Cass is on a whole other level. The quality of the students is much better there and the EMBA is its flagship course. It is also a much older and larger business school. And not in a basement."
Your quote above back in 2012. Has Imperial improved in last three years?
Your quote above back in 2012. Has Imperial improved in last three years?
Posted Jan 10, 2016 15:12
No, I don't think the situations has changed massively. Both these schools are on the same long-term side down the rankings as most UK schools because of the greater competition in the EMBA market. Cass has certainly held up better because of the large number of students from the financial district around its campus. Imperial's grown, and become a bit less selective I suspect, with the new programmes. If the slightly greater classroom time from the Imperial Weekend MBA suits you better than then the EMBAs, then that could be interesting. If you want to work in tech or entrepreneurship, then Imperial seems a better network unless your focus is on financial technology. But, certainly, the Cass cohort is more senior, but salaries are better because of the finance sector strength which makes the gap been greater than it is. Personally I would be very tempted to pick Cass for the higher-octane cohort and (in my opinion) better curriculum. But Imperial has a specific strength in innovation and entrepreneurship.
Posted Jan 11, 2016 12:29
Not sure how far you are into the decision making process, but Warwick is now offering an EMBA in London as well, which you might look into. Solid rankings in the FT EMBA ranking, plus it's within your budget.
Posted Jan 14, 2016 17:08
thanks Duncan and Laurie.
Posted Jan 18, 2016 12:21
Not sure how far you are into the decision making process, but Warwick is now offering an EMBA in London as well, which you might look into. Solid rankings in the FT EMBA ranking, plus it's within your budget.
Do you have any more insight about this EMBA from Warwick in London? I understand it is a pretty new program, does that mean it would be a bit less "known" than the Cranfield/Imperial EMBAs?
Do you have any more insight about this EMBA from Warwick in London? I understand it is a pretty new program, does that mean it would be a bit less "known" than the Cranfield/Imperial EMBAs?
Posted Jan 18, 2016 13:56
The EMBA is not new. It's only the London location that is new. But, indeed, the block format of the traditional Warwick EMBA means that few alumni are in London.
Posted Jan 19, 2016 12:39
That makes sense, thanks.
Posted Jan 19, 2016 13:25
One last thought. If entrepreneurship is your focus (as it is for Saud, above), then perhaps other options might be programmes with more of a focus on entrepreneurship (the HEC EMBA has an entrepreneurship major, for example, and EM Lyon is centred on entrepreneurship) or an good quality EMBA in a cheaper location (Lancaster, for example, is half your budget) coupled with the excellent LBS Entrepreneurship Summer School, which is only 6k.
PS See the LBS page at https://www.london.edu/education-and-development/entrepreneurship-summer-school#.Vp4rDZOLSRs .
[Edited by Duncan on Jan 19, 2016]
PS See the LBS page at https://www.london.edu/education-and-development/entrepreneurship-summer-school#.Vp4rDZOLSRs .
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