I am working for a Top Oil & Gas MNC's In middle east for petrochemical operations for last 11 yrs & having Bachelors in Chemical Engineering.
My total experience in project commissioning , pre commissioning & normal operations.
Currently I am searching for good full time MBA school, which in return give me a better job and career prospectus according to my experience.
May you please help me out by choosing the right schools from the below options. If you have a better option other than this then that also will be very helpful.
1. Durham.
2.Strathclyde.
3.RGU.
4.Edinburgh.
Waiting for your kind reply.
Regards,
Petro_MBA
11 yrs experience in Petrochemical Project commissioning want to join best MBA school
Posted Nov 22, 2019 21:55
My total experience in project commissioning , pre commissioning & normal operations.
Currently I am searching for good full time MBA school, which in return give me a better job and career prospectus according to my experience.
May you please help me out by choosing the right schools from the below options. If you have a better option other than this then that also will be very helpful.
1. Durham.
2.Strathclyde.
3.RGU.
4.Edinburgh.
Waiting for your kind reply.
Regards,
Petro_MBA
Posted Nov 26, 2019 16:19
Start taking a look at the FT 2019 rankings. Excellent source of info to help you to decide.
Posted Nov 26, 2019 16:52
I'm not sure why you are focussed on UK MBAs only. I used the approach at How to use LinkedIn to find the best school www.find-mba.com/board/33571 and the best full-time options seem to be:
- Imperial College London
- London Business School
- University of Cambridge.
I would also consider Warwick and Cranfield.
- Imperial College London
- London Business School
- University of Cambridge.
I would also consider Warwick and Cranfield.
Posted Nov 27, 2019 19:03
What are your specific career goals? If you want to work in the UK, get into the best school you can in the country. If you want to stay in oil & gas, the schools in Scotland are worth considering and I agree that Warwick and Cranfield could be good bets as well.
Otherwise, your school choice should reflect the location and the industry that you want to work in post-MBA. If you want to stay in the Middle East, study in the Middle East. There are some excellent MBA programs in Dubai and other places.
Otherwise, your school choice should reflect the location and the industry that you want to work in post-MBA. If you want to stay in the Middle East, study in the Middle East. There are some excellent MBA programs in Dubai and other places.
Posted Nov 28, 2019 12:38
Thanks RMS.....Yes I do research thro this FT ranking only.
Thanks Duncan.....I read the whole thread. So I will do some study on that too.
Thanks Laurie.......My goals are to be in Project Management Oil & Gas and not to stay in UK for a long term. Just need a good & worth MBA study and few years of experience after MBA in UK and will return back to Middle east after getting a better job.
Warwick, Cranfield & Middle east business schools are out of my budget.
So if you have any better options please let me know.
Thanks Duncan.....I read the whole thread. So I will do some study on that too.
Thanks Laurie.......My goals are to be in Project Management Oil & Gas and not to stay in UK for a long term. Just need a good & worth MBA study and few years of experience after MBA in UK and will return back to Middle east after getting a better job.
Warwick, Cranfield & Middle east business schools are out of my budget.
So if you have any better options please let me know.
Posted Nov 28, 2019 15:15
If you work for a large firm the MBA apprenticeship route at Cranfield could be affordable.
Posted Dec 03, 2019 19:21
With the schools in Scotland you'd have better access to the oil / gas firms there. Have you applied to any of the schools so far? Might be worth applying to 4-5 of them to see what kind of offers come through.
Posted Dec 04, 2019 15:24
Thanks Laurie.....I am thinking of RGU.
Is there any better school other than this one?
Is there any better school other than this one?
Posted Dec 05, 2019 15:26
Strathclyde and Edinburgh are also worth considering.
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