bb wrote:
Congratulations! How easy is it to get a work permit/visa in Hong Kong?
P.S. I would say all schools are pretty much on equal playing field and on par with each other. There are some good reviews about Oxford Said as mentioned by mo2men.
I would also encourage you to figure out where you want to work after graduation. It would be the deciding factor in terms of the location. You have Europe, Asia, US, and UK in your list - quite a spread with different chances of getting work permit after graduation and very different cultures/priorities/etc.
Thanks BB, i am getting more inclined towards HEC on a couple of reasons - shorter format, good mix of theory and practice plus post MBA international mobility, also the program's a bit light on pocket vs the US options. As a non-french speaker, i understand i am at a disadvantage in France - but thats an area of improvement i am planning to target.
HK work permits are relatively easier to get than Singapore/ UK, the markets are still open. However, unless working for a bulge bracket bank or MNC - language (mandarin) can be a big barrier.
On Said, apart from all the good things, the unfavorable aspect of the program seems like career support and relatively weaker alumni network.
I am getting down to Kenan Flagler and HEC (may be HKUST, with a good $$$ package).
Thanks,