Warwick MIM vs Durham MIM

Sardor

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Posted Dec 16, 2020 06:37

Hello, Mr Duncan. I have received a conditional offer from both Warwick and Durham universities for MSc Management. I can't choose which one is better, though according to QS ranking, Warwick is 62nd, while Durham is 86th.

However, according to the Financial Times, Durham MIM offers a bit better international mobility in different countries for international students than Warwick. Personally, I really liked the posh atmosphere of Durham, but I should choose those that offer me more career perspectives in Europe (P.S. I am not from India but from a post-Soviet area)

For more information, I am with a non-business background, (majored in political science), but I would like to see myself in corporate management (preferably, in Europe/ UK).

Thank you!

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Duncan

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Posted Dec 16, 2020 07:44

Which criterion in the FT MiM ranking most closely reflects your priority. Durham is pretty. Does that matter more than outcomes?

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Sardor

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Posted Dec 16, 2020 08:17

http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/university-of-durham-business-school/masters-in-management-2020#profile

http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/warwick-business-school/masters-in-management-2019#profile

International mobility:
Durham 35% - different country/ 65% - same country
Warwick 23% different country /77% same country

Company internships: (
Alumni who completed a company internship and received a job offer from the host company)Durham - 67%
Warwick - 0%

Current job title (

Alumni job titles three years after graduation)Durham: Professional 60%. Junior manager 20%
Warwick: Professional 38%. Junior manager 22%
Company size (Share of companies with 50.000+ employees)Durham: 32%
Warwick: 27%

However in terms of grad salary Warwick better than Durham: 66k $ vs 53k $

Overall, based on the abovementioned points, Durham seems better than Warwick for international students in terms of international mobility, career acceleration and internships.

Again I have a painful dilemma between Warwick and Durham. I liked personally Durham, but Warwick ranked substantially higher.
So, I need your professional vision and advice regarding this question, Mr Duncan.

http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/university-of-durham-business-school/masters-in-management-2020#profile<br><br>http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/warwick-business-school/masters-in-management-2019#profile<br><br>International mobility: <br>Durham 35% - different country/ 65% - same country  <br>Warwick 23% different country /77% same country<br><br>Company internships: (
Alumni who completed a company internship and received a job offer from the host company)<div></div><div>Durham - 67%    <br></div>Warwick - 0%<br><br>Current job title (

Alumni job titles three years after graduation)<div>Durham: Professional 60%. Junior manager 20%<br><div>Warwick: Professional 38%. Junior manager 22%</div><br>Company size  (Share of companies with 50.000+ employees)</div><div>Durham: 32%<br>Warwick: 27%<br><br>However in terms of grad salary Warwick better than Durham:  66k $ vs 53k $<br><br><br>Overall, based on the abovementioned points, Durham seems better than Warwick for international students in terms of international mobility, career acceleration and internships. <br><br><div>Again I have a painful dilemma between Warwick and Durham. I liked personally Durham, but Warwick ranked substantially higher. </div><br><div>So, I need your professional vision and advice regarding this question, Mr Duncan.</div><div>
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