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22 Dec 2015, 17:36
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Hello
I am leaning between IE Executive MBA (on-line + presencial modules) and an Executive MBA of McCombs / Egade (Monterrey) offered in Mexico (where I am currently living).
My background is engineer with postgraduation in International Relations and Public Policy. I work in the energy sector (utility)
- IE has better ranking and more oriented on global perspective and social responsibility (I work on PPP and would like to continue, even one day maybe working for a MFI). I am not afraid of the on-line stuff as I am used to mostly learn by myself, and develop projects with multinational multiremote teams. But maybe the IE "online/blended" is downgraded by employers/alumni vs the full-time MBA?
- Egade/McCombs offers "regular" executive schedule, with fortnightly classes on Friday/Saturday in Mexico. McCombs looks to have good reputation in the energy industry, but maybe less well-known internationally, with lower rankings.
I am not really focussed on the networking with classmates given that I don´t intend to spend my life in Mexico, and in a few years my environment will change again (can be regional or continental) => I am more interested by the strength of the international alumni network.
Thanks for your comments, especially from those who graduated from McCombs and IE
I am leaning between IE Executive MBA (on-line + presencial modules) and an Executive MBA of McCombs / Egade (Monterrey) offered in Mexico (where I am currently living).
My background is engineer with postgraduation in International Relations and Public Policy. I work in the energy sector (utility)
- IE has better ranking and more oriented on global perspective and social responsibility (I work on PPP and would like to continue, even one day maybe working for a MFI). I am not afraid of the on-line stuff as I am used to mostly learn by myself, and develop projects with multinational multiremote teams. But maybe the IE "online/blended" is downgraded by employers/alumni vs the full-time MBA?
- Egade/McCombs offers "regular" executive schedule, with fortnightly classes on Friday/Saturday in Mexico. McCombs looks to have good reputation in the energy industry, but maybe less well-known internationally, with lower rankings.
I am not really focussed on the networking with classmates given that I don´t intend to spend my life in Mexico, and in a few years my environment will change again (can be regional or continental) => I am more interested by the strength of the international alumni network.
Thanks for your comments, especially from those who graduated from McCombs and IE
24 Dec 2015, 12:46
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I may not be the best person to reply, but I've seen most of these questions about IE go unanswered so I thought any response was better than nothing! I was just recently accepted into the IE Global Executive MBA May intake and one of the biggest reasons I targeted IE was because of the extremely diverse international alumni. Also based on their reputation and the focus of their program, I feel like if you want to work for multi-nationals in the future who will recruit you and relocate you to different countries for your job, this is probably one of the best programs globally to go for. If you end up applying, let me know! I am very anxious to find others who might be in my program, it is quite a small class and I hope it will be a tight-knit group that stays in touch for many years.
