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04 Nov 2020, 14:05
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Hi there!
Is anyone considering the Global MBA program at Imperial? I feel this makes a lot of sense in terms of costs. However I'm concerned whether HRs would value online degrees the same way as on campus ones. Adding to that, I haven't decided whether I would like to continue to work in North America or go work in China in the next few years. Asian countries seem to be more conservative about online learning. Any thoughts?
Is anyone considering the Global MBA program at Imperial? I feel this makes a lot of sense in terms of costs. However I'm concerned whether HRs would value online degrees the same way as on campus ones. Adding to that, I haven't decided whether I would like to continue to work in North America or go work in China in the next few years. Asian countries seem to be more conservative about online learning. Any thoughts?
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04 Nov 2020, 15:45
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I feel online and offline both have their own merits. Offline for instance can provide great networking opportunities. It depends on why you want to do an MBA that decides which one you go for.
07 Nov 2020, 14:09
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Hello, cocoappleli. Online degrees are gaining ground on traditional degrees and will likely continue to do so as technology advances, particularly during extenuating circumstances like we have seen this year. Both the faculty of Imperial and the employability of graduates of the program are regarded highly in general. I cannot speak to the way HR personnel in an Asian country may see an online degree, nor do I know what your personal or professional goals may be. These are matters you could discuss with admissions consultants. (You can find their forum here.)
Good luck to you.
- Andrew
Good luck to you.
- Andrew
