Hi everyone!
These posts have been amazing and have really helped me out! Seriously thank you :)
My question regards which MBA I should consider pursuing as someone interested in International Marketing. I currently work in Marketing and Advertising, and by the time I apply (Late 2019) I'll have worked for 3 years. GPA is a 3.2/4 from a top 10 Business School in the US, and I haven't taken my GMAT yet. I ask this because I've noticed some of these MBA programs are focused on finance/management/operations, where as I would like to pursue one with more of a focus in marketing.
If I have these interests in pursuing the MBA overseas, then working there for a few years in an international marketing setting (1-5 years) before returning back to the US, what schools should I consider? I'm open to any and all countries in the EU, and would prefer a cheaper tuition than in the US.
Thanks a million!
Pursuing an MBA in Europe
Posted Aug 08, 2018 00:51
These posts have been amazing and have really helped me out! Seriously thank you :)
My question regards which MBA I should consider pursuing as someone interested in International Marketing. I currently work in Marketing and Advertising, and by the time I apply (Late 2019) I'll have worked for 3 years. GPA is a 3.2/4 from a top 10 Business School in the US, and I haven't taken my GMAT yet. I ask this because I've noticed some of these MBA programs are focused on finance/management/operations, where as I would like to pursue one with more of a focus in marketing.
If I have these interests in pursuing the MBA overseas, then working there for a few years in an international marketing setting (1-5 years) before returning back to the US, what schools should I consider? I'm open to any and all countries in the EU, and would prefer a cheaper tuition than in the US.
Thanks a million!
Posted Aug 08, 2018 01:24
Assuming you only speak English, LBS is the only solid choice. Manchester would come second.
Posted Aug 09, 2018 19:41
How is your French? HEC Paris is strong in marketing and has great international mobility statistics.
Posted Aug 13, 2018 18:17
Most MBA programs will cover a mix in the core curriculum, covering all these aspects - finance, operations, management / soft skills, marketing, and more. While some schools will offer MBA specializations in marketing, I don't really think most MBA students actually need these to get marketing jobs.
(unless you wanted to delve into the quant aspects of marketing - such as if you wanted to get a job in the analytics /data side of an agency. In this case, maybe look into a master in marketing or a master in marketing analytics.)
(unless you wanted to delve into the quant aspects of marketing - such as if you wanted to get a job in the analytics /data side of an agency. In this case, maybe look into a master in marketing or a master in marketing analytics.)
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