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Updated on: 17 Aug 2020, 09:21
Originally posted by DanCretu1752 on 15 Aug 2020, 09:36.
Last edited by DanCretu1752 on 17 Aug 2020, 09:21, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by DanCretu1752 on 17 Aug 2020, 09:21, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi everyone,
I'm 26 yo, with some 3-4 years of work experience. I consider applying to Rotterdam School of Management for a Master's degree in Sept 2021. I am specifically interested in CEMS and Strategic Management programmes.
As a career path, management consulting and strategy are my priorities.
Here comes my dilemma: MSc Strategic Management is clearly a better match to my interests and skills, however CEMS seems to be a more prestigious and renowned programme.
Is there someone who has a better view on this: does CEMS really have an edge for being more prestigious? Is it worth it?
I would appreciate your opinions.
Thank you,
Dan
I'm 26 yo, with some 3-4 years of work experience. I consider applying to Rotterdam School of Management for a Master's degree in Sept 2021. I am specifically interested in CEMS and Strategic Management programmes.
As a career path, management consulting and strategy are my priorities.
Here comes my dilemma: MSc Strategic Management is clearly a better match to my interests and skills, however CEMS seems to be a more prestigious and renowned programme.
Is there someone who has a better view on this: does CEMS really have an edge for being more prestigious? Is it worth it?
I would appreciate your opinions.
Thank you,
Dan
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15 Aug 2020, 23:50
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Hey there,
CEMS is universal degree but it doesn't mean it's more prestigious to employers, both are very established degrees, if you are sure that you will be working in strtegy management then MSc strategy will be ideal, you will get equal opportunities (but strategy management should help you adjust better at your job and will help you develop a better understanding of your work)
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CEMS is universal degree but it doesn't mean it's more prestigious to employers, both are very established degrees, if you are sure that you will be working in strtegy management then MSc strategy will be ideal, you will get equal opportunities (but strategy management should help you adjust better at your job and will help you develop a better understanding of your work)
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16 Aug 2020, 01:31
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It makes sense. MSc Strategic Management clearly reflects what I want to do as a career, so naturally feels a better match.
In CEMS curriculum I am not really interested in Corporate Finance, Financial Management & Control, as I feel it won't be as useful for my career. But I felt that CEMS is sort of a mini-MBA, so I was more inclined to make it my first priority.
Thanks a lot for sharing your view (especially considering that you do the CEMS yourself, as I understand). Cheers!
