Hi everyone~ It is nice to find this MBA forum.
I am an applicant with 10-year experience in gaming industry, and I plan to take a MBA program in UK and seek employment after graduation.
MBAs in London seem quite expensive.. like 30K+ or so, then I looked at other unis and got some offers. I am really eager to have some guidance and suggestion from you guys to make a final decision
1 Exeter - one planet MBA, I had a good interview with the administratior. but from the conversation, I felt the program focuses on environmental perserve or sustainable energy. Exeter is ranked of top 10, how about its MBA?
2 Loughborough MBA, triple accredited, I got the offer without interviews (kind of weird...), actually I took Loughborough as my priority. It is a 2-year MBA (1-year internship integrated), the academic quality looks quite good. But since Loughborough is a small town, so I am wondering does the location influence on the graduate prospects?...
3Royal Holloway, tuition is reasonable, is it due to the location (in Surrey instead of London) or the quality is ferior?
4 Sheffield, triple accredited, it appeals to me, but someone told me it is quite academic, and why the starting salaries of graduates are lower than others? how about this city?
5 Newcastle, AMBA/EQUIS accredited, and the tuition fee is really reasonable (again, why's that..), how about the city? It looks far away from London,are there many job opportunities there?
6 Southampton, only AMBA accredited, and the tuition is 23500, guess i will take it as low priority...
7 Aston MBA, quite expensive, and again I got unconditional offer without interviews..
8 Kent MBA, had an good interview, but probably will give it a miss...
I am looking for good MBA education and a new career in UK, any suggestions from you guys would be very helpful!
Cheers!
Loughborough, Exeter, Sheffield, Newcastle,Southampton,Aston
Posted May 06, 2014 23:55
I am an applicant with 10-year experience in gaming industry, and I plan to take a MBA program in UK and seek employment after graduation.
MBAs in London seem quite expensive.. like 30K+ or so, then I looked at other unis and got some offers. I am really eager to have some guidance and suggestion from you guys to make a final decision
1 Exeter - one planet MBA, I had a good interview with the administratior. but from the conversation, I felt the program focuses on environmental perserve or sustainable energy. Exeter is ranked of top 10, how about its MBA?
2 Loughborough MBA, triple accredited, I got the offer without interviews (kind of weird...), actually I took Loughborough as my priority. It is a 2-year MBA (1-year internship integrated), the academic quality looks quite good. But since Loughborough is a small town, so I am wondering does the location influence on the graduate prospects?...
3Royal Holloway, tuition is reasonable, is it due to the location (in Surrey instead of London) or the quality is ferior?
4 Sheffield, triple accredited, it appeals to me, but someone told me it is quite academic, and why the starting salaries of graduates are lower than others? how about this city?
5 Newcastle, AMBA/EQUIS accredited, and the tuition fee is really reasonable (again, why's that..), how about the city? It looks far away from London,are there many job opportunities there?
6 Southampton, only AMBA accredited, and the tuition is 23500, guess i will take it as low priority...
7 Aston MBA, quite expensive, and again I got unconditional offer without interviews..
8 Kent MBA, had an good interview, but probably will give it a miss...
I am looking for good MBA education and a new career in UK, any suggestions from you guys would be very helpful!
Cheers!
Posted May 07, 2014 09:08
These are all AMBA-accredited programmes at good mid-tier schools. The academic quality will be similar across them, but the careers services and soft-skills elements will differ a lot. Hiring is really focussed on the GMAT schools, and I would suggest you read Why you should take the GMAT http://www.find-mba.com/board/38939
The two best-placed are perhaps Newcastle and Sheffield, so consider the comments here (http://www.find-mba.com/board/14329/last/#last) around April 15th with Saad's questions.
The Loughborough two-year programme is new, and I would suggest you ask them what their expectations are about the sort of internship options and salaries they anticipate.
The two best-placed are perhaps Newcastle and Sheffield, so consider the comments here (http://www.find-mba.com/board/14329/last/#last) around April 15th with Saad's questions.
The Loughborough two-year programme is new, and I would suggest you ask them what their expectations are about the sort of internship options and salaries they anticipate.
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