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02 Mar 2016, 08:12
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Hi,
I'm 27 and I'm italian. I would like to apply for a master course in management ( Mannheim or Esade) but I think I'm too old to start a master course.
I prefer the course content offered by Mannheim but it's a 24 months full time course!
I'm very sad because I like studying and I will take a msc but I'm 27... I don't know if it's a good idea to start a full time course. It's better for me to do a master course for 10/12 months?
Thank you guys and sorry for my english
I'm 27 and I'm italian. I would like to apply for a master course in management ( Mannheim or Esade) but I think I'm too old to start a master course.
I prefer the course content offered by Mannheim but it's a 24 months full time course!
I'm very sad because I like studying and I will take a msc but I'm 27... I don't know if it's a good idea to start a full time course. It's better for me to do a master course for 10/12 months?
Thank you guys and sorry for my english
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02 Mar 2016, 09:04
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27 is not old at all. Who told you that? I know people who are above 30 and doing masters in Germany (Engineering). But I advise you to do an MBA directly and do not waste time in MSC in Management. Mannheim is a good school in Germany. You can have a look to otto beisheim school of management. It has connections with most reputable business schools in the world. It attacks great employers as well.
02 Mar 2016, 09:27
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Thank you!!!
I can't apply for an mba because I don't have any work experience in this sector.
I'm the owner of a bed and breakfast ( from 2009 ) but I think is not considered a job and I worked in Spain in a marketing company for 6 months. I have a bachelor's degree in Economics and Management.
I know Otto Beishem School
but....do you think it's better doing a msc course for 12 or 24 months? I prefered the long programme because it's possible to do an interniship
Sorry...I write my question in the wrong section.
I can't apply for an mba because I don't have any work experience in this sector.
I'm the owner of a bed and breakfast ( from 2009 ) but I think is not considered a job and I worked in Spain in a marketing company for 6 months. I have a bachelor's degree in Economics and Management.
I know Otto Beishem School
but....do you think it's better doing a msc course for 12 or 24 months? I prefered the long programme because it's possible to do an internishipSorry...I write my question in the wrong section.
