The latest Financial Times Global MBA Rankings had for the 1st time 3 European schools in the Top 10 - WORLDWIDE: INSEAD (France, n°2), IESE (Spain, n°3), and Bocconi (Italy, n°6)!! Honorable mentions to London Business School (UK, n°16), HEC Paris (France, n°17), and CEIBS - Chinese-European International Business School. (Shanghai & Zurich, n°20). All amazing options to consider!!
Not all European business schools are recommended. In my experience, they are hardly helpful. You hardly learn about Europe. There are too many students from India and China, prc. I went to Germany and I guess it was not a good school for me. Yes, it was a big leap and I crashed into the wrong wall...I had no idea about such schools before.
Be careful of such bullies and cheats. I had no idea what goes on behind the scene. Best to attend school fairs and talk to the counsellors for insights. I did not know or had such options before.
No MBA program is great for true entrepreneurship, Sergio! While a huge percent of MBAs end up as entrepreneurs, for most it's a second or third step because the MBA gives you access to amazing jobs you can't get access to otherwise and you need a high paying job to make a dent in your MBA debt in at least the first few years. That's the situation for most MBAs and the European schools are no different. In fact, they may be even worse because visa options for entrepreneurs vary widely across Europe, assuming you want to stay in Europe post-MBA and don't already have EU citizenship. Bottom line is any MBA program that has extensive course offerings in entrepreneurship will give you the food for thought and confidence you need to start a business one day, which includes ALL The top European programs!
And I learned the European language for many years. Not that I had no knowledge. The European mba is just a waste and ruinous for my life and career. Don't repeat my mistake. Huge mistake. No RoI.
What a bummer. I am so sorry to hear this. We talk a lot about being strategic in choosing whether an MBA is right for you and if so, which schools. It's certainly true that it's not the right path for everyone. Hope your career has gotten back on track.
Comment dit-on Business School en français?
Ecole de commerce ☺️
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The latest Financial Times Global MBA Rankings had for the 1st time 3 European schools in the Top 10 - WORLDWIDE: INSEAD (France, n°2), IESE (Spain, n°3), and Bocconi (Italy, n°6)!! Honorable mentions to London Business School (UK, n°16), HEC Paris (France, n°17), and CEIBS - Chinese-European International Business School. (Shanghai & Zurich, n°20). All amazing options to consider!!
Hi Angela! Just wanted to say I love MBA Mondays!
Yay! Thank you! coming soon in podcast form!
Just an idea for one of your next videos: The same thing, but vice versa, i.e. a shortlist for international students coming to the US. :)
Great one!! Charli will love this!!
@@CareerProtocol I'd love a video for international students coming to the US!
This video was brilliant and incredibly insightful. Cambridge Judge is my #1 school, and this information was helpful as I work on my application.
Local language requirement for working is a big barrier in Europe. So anything out of UK is pretty disappointing
Hi there, any video's available on EMBA's? I took a quick look around and couldn't find any. Thanks!
th-cam.com/video/_ENmavsCguM/w-d-xo.html
Also, Stay tuned next week! It's all EMBA next week!
Not all European business schools are recommended. In my experience, they are hardly helpful. You hardly learn about Europe. There are too many students from India and China, prc. I went to Germany and I guess it was not a good school for me. Yes, it was a big leap and I crashed into the wrong wall...I had no idea about such schools before.
Be careful of such bullies and cheats. I had no idea what goes on behind the scene. Best to attend school fairs and talk to the counsellors for insights. I did not know or had such options before.
And some of these students had very low scores....be careful of such fake schools attached to an established university. 😅
All I hear is employers, what about entrepreneurship at these schools?
Regards,
No MBA program is great for true entrepreneurship, Sergio! While a huge percent of MBAs end up as entrepreneurs, for most it's a second or third step because the MBA gives you access to amazing jobs you can't get access to otherwise and you need a high paying job to make a dent in your MBA debt in at least the first few years. That's the situation for most MBAs and the European schools are no different. In fact, they may be even worse because visa options for entrepreneurs vary widely across Europe, assuming you want to stay in Europe post-MBA and don't already have EU citizenship. Bottom line is any MBA program that has extensive course offerings in entrepreneurship will give you the food for thought and confidence you need to start a business one day, which includes ALL The top European programs!
European mba in my own experience just ain't worth the time and money. You won't get much ROI. Don't get cheated.
And I learned the European language for many years. Not that I had no knowledge. The European mba is just a waste and ruinous for my life and career. Don't repeat my mistake. Huge mistake. No RoI.
What a bummer. I am so sorry to hear this. We talk a lot about being strategic in choosing whether an MBA is right for you and if so, which schools. It's certainly true that it's not the right path for everyone. Hope your career has gotten back on track.