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20 Apr 2021, 14:38
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Hi all,
I got an unconditional offer from UCD for MSc Management program, and I am keen to know more about the opportunities post the masters for a fresher (Indian) from a CSE background. I have got mixed reviews regarding the job market in Ireland for international students who are freshers, and wanted to have a clear overview of the situation in Ireland.
I chose this course as I am willing to step into consulting industry in bear future,
currently working since 1.5 months with a top pharma consulting firm in India as Operations Associate, and by the time I join the course I would be having 6-7 months of experience in the same.
Also wanted to know how UCD Msc Management stands with FSFM MiM , as I am expecting a positive response from them also.
I would be thankful for people coming up with suggestions and guidance.
Thanks!
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I got an unconditional offer from UCD for MSc Management program, and I am keen to know more about the opportunities post the masters for a fresher (Indian) from a CSE background. I have got mixed reviews regarding the job market in Ireland for international students who are freshers, and wanted to have a clear overview of the situation in Ireland.
I chose this course as I am willing to step into consulting industry in bear future,
currently working since 1.5 months with a top pharma consulting firm in India as Operations Associate, and by the time I join the course I would be having 6-7 months of experience in the same.
Also wanted to know how UCD Msc Management stands with FSFM MiM , as I am expecting a positive response from them also.
I would be thankful for people coming up with suggestions and guidance.
Thanks!
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24 Apr 2021, 22:31
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First of all, congratulations on admit.
Other than that, The thing about Ireland is that you won't easy get the Management kind jobs there. You have to start your work journey as a business analyst or something. The roles might be different while seeking a job in Management area.
But there is no such thing that you won't get job in Management field at all.
UCD is triple accredited and is a great business school.
On other hand,
Frankfurt School is famous for its finance course. You can't go wrong with either school.
But, if you get hang onto German, it would be advantageous for you if you consider FSFM.
Ireland having the majority of 95% people speaking English, it won't be a problem for business graduates to interact in consultancy role. While language could be a barrier in Germany.
So better start learning German.
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Other than that, The thing about Ireland is that you won't easy get the Management kind jobs there. You have to start your work journey as a business analyst or something. The roles might be different while seeking a job in Management area.
But there is no such thing that you won't get job in Management field at all.
UCD is triple accredited and is a great business school.
On other hand,
Frankfurt School is famous for its finance course. You can't go wrong with either school.
But, if you get hang onto German, it would be advantageous for you if you consider FSFM.
Ireland having the majority of 95% people speaking English, it won't be a problem for business graduates to interact in consultancy role. While language could be a barrier in Germany.
So better start learning German.
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10 Jul 2023, 10:01
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