Yupp.....I can help you a bit..... the course started in 2012 .......but that was only the MBA with internship that started in 2012, the school has been running for almost 20 years with only students having atleast 15 years of experience. But now the new MBA program that was introduced in 2012 has its own features of work permit and internship stuff.... Since the college has been in existence for a long period the alumina is very strong with a lot of people at the top level. Every year, we have tours arranged and we only pay a small amount to enjoy the trip, all the remaining money is sponsored from the alumina.
As I mentioned, since the mba with internship started in 2012..i wouldn't be able to give you the salary stats but after the internship recruitment, what I could gather from the other students and companies were they will definitely give you a good position after your mba and also atleast 3-5 times of your internship salary.....Also facilities that are offered to employees are very high in luxembourg....

Job opportunity - definitely there is nothing to worry about the job.....bcoz there are a lot of job opportunities - speak good english, showcase your capabilities in the interview. Average no: of job offers for students were a little more than 2. There is nobody in my batch without a job, if you are a bad student nobody can help you...
Economically this country is one of the strongest countries in the world and I don't see a downfall till the next 5-7 years....
Most of the students from the "ranking wise top schools" come to work in luxembourg because they don't get a job in their respective european countries and without a work permit it is very difficult to be sponsored by a company to work in a european company... Since we get a work permit in luxembourg, it definitively hedges your risk to a great extend....

I am a student from the first batch...I calculated my risks and took a chance to come here...I definitely think my research for B-schools paid off.... Still if you see, there is no marketing done from the school. This forum is written by a student personally.....I don't have any benefit from this, so if I am taking my effort to do it, definitely I would be happy...

Happy New Year!!!!

JUST ABOUT Luxembourg...to people who don't know about the country...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... y_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita

http://www.luxembourgforbusiness.lu/lux ... life-study

Why would you want to do a part time job when you can get a fulltime job for your internship of 9 months. There are lot of banks that focus on Private Wealth management such as KBL, BIL, Credit Agricole, BNP......so your focus should be to make as many good contacts during your 9 months fulltime internship and you can get it extended if you do a good job. There is no question of part-time job. If you are asking me whether you can do a part time job after your 9-5 work and 6.30-9.30 class in a day , I cant find time after that..... I think the internship money is sufficient for you to live and enjoy....Internships are not part time....they are fulltime from 9-5....I can extend my internship but since I want to take an exchange to the US, I am not planning to.... If things are not clear...just take a look at the previous posts again....there is 2 pages on information...

Hi Aditya,

You did not read the previous posts. Ok i am copying the same content from the previous post.

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1. Yes , fulltime students will be following the schedule of work in the morning say from 9-5 and classes in the evening 6.30-9.30.
Time:- Pre-requisite courses starts in july Year 1 and runs till Sep. Year 1.
The real MBA starts from Sep Year1 -Dec Year 2. The internship period starts based on the company. But mostly by November/December Year 1.

From November-July, you will be working in the morning and classes will be held in the evening. Some individuals/companies want students to stay from Nov-Nov for the internship, but it really depends.
We also get quite a good amount of leaves from the government from work since we are working and studying.

And so if you don't require a pre-requisite course, you actually finish your MBA in 16 months with a 9-12 months internship. So the ROI is one among the highest.

2. I hope now you understood our schedule, so as soon as the internship finishes in july, we have an asia trip for 2 weeks, to visit some of our alumni, companies, countries. So it would be a wonderful trip.

And from September, you can study in the US for a semester and sometimes people want to study some more additional subjects from the US campus and so they stay for a little longer.`
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So during the 16 months mba, you will have classes in the evening from 6.30 - 9.30 and you will be working in the morning fulltime. So my schedule is I work from 9-5 and 6.30-9.30 in the evening, the same day, I have my classes. Sat and Sun are holidays, so you can enjoy, take rest, finish assignments and stuff....

I am sure, you can find most of the answers in this post, but I will be always ready to help. I don't want to repeat and write the same stuff...

About the US exchange, it depends on the courses that are scheduled there during the period of your visit. The professors that are available for teaching, if you want to attend their classes. So it depends on your requirements and the schedule of classes. You can also go to enhance your contacts, the period of stay in US campus is totally on you. You can take a weeks course to 3-4 months.

Thanks,

Good to hear that. Definitely SHU is a much better than many of the ranked schools in Europe. The kind of response I received from them is very friendly and helpful.