Hi,
I'm 28 years old and am from India with over 7 years of experience in Advertising and Social Media Content Marketing.
I have worked with top-tier brands like Amazon, IBM, Unilever and Diageo - my work is around social media content and brand strategy.
I want to study further in the area of marketing and work on the brand side in marketing and strategy. I also would like to work abroad either in the UK or Europe.
I want to know what is more suitable - an MBA? Or an M.Sc in Marketing/Management? Also which universities would you suggest? Right now I'm keen on Warwick, Manchester and Imperial. Is the University of Edinburgh a viable option? I want to understand this from an employability perspective... I'd really like to venture into marketing for lifestyle, fashion, retail and/or FMCG brands.
Please do help, I'd really appreciate all of your inputs!
UK MBA or MSc? | Experience in Advertising | 28 years old from India
Posted Sep 27, 2021 13:38
I'm 28 years old and am from India with over 7 years of experience in Advertising and Social Media Content Marketing.
I have worked with top-tier brands like Amazon, IBM, Unilever and Diageo - my work is around social media content and brand strategy.
I want to study further in the area of marketing and work on the brand side in marketing and strategy. I also would like to work abroad either in the UK or Europe.
I want to know what is more suitable - an MBA? Or an M.Sc in Marketing/Management? Also which universities would you suggest? Right now I'm keen on Warwick, Manchester and Imperial. Is the University of Edinburgh a viable option? I want to understand this from an employability perspective... I'd really like to venture into marketing for lifestyle, fashion, retail and/or FMCG brands.
Please do help, I'd really appreciate all of your inputs!
Posted Sep 28, 2021 08:35
Given your focus on operational marketing, and MSc fits your needs better. UCD is worth looking at, and the specialised masters ranked by QS.
Posted Oct 08, 2021 18:59
Counterpoint: an MBA, with your background and experience, could lead to more substantial roles / higher seniority. (especially if done at an FT-ranked school). Marketing / strategy will be addressed by any solid MBA program, my sense is that, unless you require some highly specialized skills, an MBA might lead to better career growth.
Posted Oct 09, 2021 04:28
This person has long experience, but it might be very functional, and not be managerial experience that would be valued by a ranked program.
Posted Oct 12, 2021 14:44
This person has long experience, but it might be very functional, and not be managerial experience that would be valued by a ranked program.
Thank you for your inputs. I have two years of leadership experience under my belt. Do you still suggest an M.Sc? Or is an MBA worth a shot?
Posted Oct 12, 2021 14:45
Any particular MBA program you'd recommend, that has a strong base in Marketing?Counterpoint: an MBA, with your background and experience, could lead to more substantial roles / higher seniority. (especially if done at an FT-ranked school). Marketing / strategy will be addressed by any solid MBA program, my sense is that, unless you require some highly specialized skills, an MBA might lead to better career growth.
Posted Oct 14, 2021 14:18
I saw this: https://find-mba.com/lists/top-business-school-by-speciality/top-business-schools-for-marketing
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