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13 Apr 2014, 05:19
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Hey guys,
I'm from Europe and I want to do a Master of Science in International Business/ Management or Finance next year after finishing my Bachelor. I have been looking at the Programs from European business schools such as ESADE, IE ( Master in Management and Finance would be perfect for me, but 60000€ is more than I can afford) and Nova School of Business And Economics (my favorite in terms of affordability, exchanges and global positioning, e.g. CEMS).
Now, though MS programs are rather new to the US, my question is whether an MS program from an American business school can offer me the same in terms of education, exposure to the global business world along with exchanges and double degrees (e.g. CEMS in Europe).
I had a look at the MS programs from Thunderbird and Duke and I kind of missed this international factor.
Could you recommend other programs from American business schools that could suit me? Another question would be how well regarded those programs would be in Europe. ( I don't have a problem with working in the US but, coming from Europe with no work permit, I'm well aware that it would be a lot harder than getting a job in Europe)
Thank you for your time!
I'm from Europe and I want to do a Master of Science in International Business/ Management or Finance next year after finishing my Bachelor. I have been looking at the Programs from European business schools such as ESADE, IE ( Master in Management and Finance would be perfect for me, but 60000€ is more than I can afford) and Nova School of Business And Economics (my favorite in terms of affordability, exchanges and global positioning, e.g. CEMS).
Now, though MS programs are rather new to the US, my question is whether an MS program from an American business school can offer me the same in terms of education, exposure to the global business world along with exchanges and double degrees (e.g. CEMS in Europe).
I had a look at the MS programs from Thunderbird and Duke and I kind of missed this international factor.
Could you recommend other programs from American business schools that could suit me? Another question would be how well regarded those programs would be in Europe. ( I don't have a problem with working in the US but, coming from Europe with no work permit, I'm well aware that it would be a lot harder than getting a job in Europe)
Thank you for your time!
13 Apr 2014, 09:40
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Master's programs in Europe seem vastly superior to American ones in placement, international exposure, value for price, etc. etc. The only exception is a few Master's in Finance programs like Claremont McKenna, but even then, the tuition fees are absurd.
The difference is in the U.S. if you're a solid student you land an investment banking / top consultancy job after your bachelor's. The master's is like a second chance at getting into where you want to be. In continental Europe, even if you're a top student you're going to go get your masters because none of your target employers are likely to take you on with just a bachelor's when everyone else has a master's. This isn't including the MBA, obviously, which is a completely different thing (post-experience).
The difference is in the U.S. if you're a solid student you land an investment banking / top consultancy job after your bachelor's. The master's is like a second chance at getting into where you want to be. In continental Europe, even if you're a top student you're going to go get your masters because none of your target employers are likely to take you on with just a bachelor's when everyone else has a master's. This isn't including the MBA, obviously, which is a completely different thing (post-experience).
