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06 Apr 2025, 04:27
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As an Indian who wants to settle abroad, which Bschool is a good option to apply to in Europe. I am willing to get a head-start on learning the language once i get admitted, but i understand language barrier is still an issue in placements in Europe. Which countries/bschools would be easier to get jobs/settle in?
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06 Apr 2025, 07:30
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khushikapoor - The right mix of schools would depend on your career goals and overall profile (work-ex, score, ECAs etc.).
Broadly though, some top European programs are INSEAD, HEC Paris, IESE, IMD, etc. Within the UK, the top ones are LBS, Oxford and Cambridge. While language is a consideration if you're looking at working/ settling in continental Europe (France, Spain, etc.), there are a number of English friendly geographies (Netherlands, UK, Middle East, Luxembourg etc.) that grads from these top schools transition to post-MBA. Looking at the employment reports can help.
You may find these two articles to be of interest:
Top MBA Programs in Europe
Consolidated Insights on Top European MBA Programs
Hope this helps.
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Broadly though, some top European programs are INSEAD, HEC Paris, IESE, IMD, etc. Within the UK, the top ones are LBS, Oxford and Cambridge. While language is a consideration if you're looking at working/ settling in continental Europe (France, Spain, etc.), there are a number of English friendly geographies (Netherlands, UK, Middle East, Luxembourg etc.) that grads from these top schools transition to post-MBA. Looking at the employment reports can help.
You may find these two articles to be of interest:
Top MBA Programs in Europe
Consolidated Insights on Top European MBA Programs
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Arvind Kumar
Founder, admitStreet | Request a free profile evaluation
W: https://admitstreet.com | E: [email protected] | LinkedIn
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I'd say to first select/shortlist the country(ies) based on the path towards settlement, requirements, the size and relative health of the economy, etc., and then select the schools to apply to. Germany may be a natural overall choice. Do keep in mind that when you study in country X, you won't (easily) find a job in country Y, because the work visa is linked to the education you pursue. Also, I heard that for non-EU/EEA internationals, if you get a work visa in, say, Germany, it doesn't mean free mobility across the Schengen. This also means selecting your post-MBA industry carefully.
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