How can i choose a better place for MBA?

Hosam Khal...

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Posted Sep 04, 2020 07:25

Dear
I am in Financial managerial level and i want to join and acheive the MBA to develop my career and open oportunities in GCC or in EU as well.
*how can i choose between the wellkwon places in egypt,AUC ,ESLSCA, AASTM or RITI?
*If there is a link to compare prices as well
*I heared that i can get it certified from universities abroad.how would it happen? based on what i can choose the universties and what are the available options?

Regards,
Hosam

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 05, 2020 00:50

I suggest you search the board for the names of these schools.

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Razors Edg...

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Posted Sep 07, 2020 20:27

I don't think any of these schools would be a great route to landing a job in Europe. If that's your goal, check out Europe-based MBA programs.

That said, of the schools you have mentioned, AUC is the best choice.

I don't think any of these schools would be a great route to landing a job in Europe. If that's your goal, check out Europe-based MBA programs.<br><br>That said, of the schools you have mentioned, AUC is the best choice. 

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Hosam Khal...

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Posted Sep 08, 2020 00:53

Is there any way to take it remotely from one of Europe countries

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 08, 2020 08:44

If you want to find work in the EU or GCC then you will need to be a full time student there. MBAs are not the only degree and, as you will see on mastersportal.com, many MSc degrees are free in the EU. You can study online, but you will be able to get a work permit much more easily, or automatically, only of you are in the country on a student visa.

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Posted Sep 09, 2020 20:06

There are also programs like Manchester's in Dubai which in some ways bridge the gap between the regions.

But yes, I completely agree that if you want to work in Europe you'll probably need to study there (in a country where you already speak the language.)

There are also programs like Manchester's in Dubai which in some ways bridge the gap between the regions. <br><br>But yes, I completely agree that if you want to work in Europe you'll probably need to study there (in a country where you already speak the language.)

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