Hi and welcome back! Interesting question 👍
I think you could possibly do a full-time program in Europe where they are more open to older applicants. Sorry to call you older

. However since you’re not moving industries and I have quite a bit of experience, an EMBA may indeed be more fitting.
Several potential issues with ember is that it’s expensive, more expensive than full-time program and often is pretty light in terms of recruiting and employment assistance. I’m sure the courier services would be glad to help with anything but their resources will be limited in most cases.... leaving you to network and find a job on your own. This is because the class is so diverse and also because many will be staying in their regular jobs.
Second question is the work permit. I would check and make sure that you get a work permit after you graduate. I feel this would be the biggest value add from the program.
At the same time, I am not convinced you must get an EMBA. I don’t know what options you have to jump into it in an international career especially with the pandemic going on but if you have avenues and options to recruit outside of your home country, that could get you there potentially a lot cheaper. Of course a prestigious MBA would give you a lot more legitimacy and combined with a local work permit opportunity to recruit....
Last of the selection, I would look at the country where most of your employers are based out of and pursue that location. It’s great that you’ve identified perspective opportunities already. I would also consider where you would like to be in the long term.
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