Hello

ESADE is a good business school. The master's program will not as prestigious as the full time MBA, you certainly will have good job opportunities.As you have very little work experience, a masters program is right for you, but keep in mind that if you are interested in assuming going up the ladder and assuming positions of leadership, you will have to do an MBA down the line. If you are interested in changing your industry and entering a new one, going for the masters program would be a good idea. Your performance in the program will largely impact the kind of job offers you get. For detailed info on employment you should check the school's employment report. http://www.esade.edu/management/eng/pro ... er-options this should give you some idea. Thou the average starting salary is $50,000, there will be students with offers around $90,000 as well as below 50k. So if you perform really really well, you could get an offer similar to the MBA students. This of course would be an exceptional case.

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Hello again

That is true to a certain extent. But there are many universities in Europe where Indian students flock to. Only very few of these universities are prestigious and would more or less ensure a good career for students regardless of nationalities. ESADE MSc program in International management has had may students from India as well as many other Asian countries. While the representation is slightly less for the MSc in Finanace http://www.esade.edu/management/eng/pro ... nt-profile.

If you are looking for a career change, then this is certainly the way to go if you do not have offers from any other better program.
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hello,
i want to pursue my Msc in international management...Considering the job prospects & constraints on nationalities( I'm an indian) will it be really feasible to invest huge amount of money for MSc?
also what is the gmat score i should eye for?
thanks.