These schools publish placement reports. Read them.

If you have PR in Australia, the thinking work will be much easier there.

This really depends. Yes, if you already have permanent residency in Australia, finding work would probably be easier than doing it in the US. However, even the top MBA programs in Australia don't have stellar placement statistics for careers in energy; by filtering Linkedin for oil workers in Australia neither AGSM or Melbourne ranks highly -- the University of Western Australia is the top school, at least here. (sidenote to Duncan: I'm not able to locate career reports for either AGSM or Melbourne... could you post the links here?)

If the energy sector was your goal and you didn't care about location, perhaps a US school like Duke, McCombs, or UNC Kenan-Flagler, where 90% of grads have jobs within 3 months of graduation, might be a better idea. I think that the placement success of these schools will likely outweigh the benefits you'd have with your permanent residency in Australia.

However, I'm not sure if your career goals involve the energy sector or not.

Hi Everyone,
I am an IT professional having 4+ yrs of experience in software development (with Travel domain and Storage domain EMC^2) and planning for MBA/MIB and budget is around ~$65000. I have done my B.E. in Computer Science and I am an Indian national.

Please help in below queries.
- MBA or MIB which suits to my profile?
- Is it really value add to my profile (I mean Global Management or IB)?
- US/AUS which country should I focus?(w.r.t. ROI and Asian/Indian market as I want to settled in India after 3-4 yrs)
- Is it really worth to wait for next Fall for US B-School? or go for AUS?

Thanks in advance... :)

What are your goals? IB is, generally, not so valuable as a functional specialisation.

Basically I am a technical person (coder) and now I want diversity in my career. I'm not interested in Marketing, Finance, Operations specialization so I thought of IB/IM.
Please advise.

International business isn't really a business function. Exporting is about sales, marketing, project finance etc,

You should also pay attention to your skills, aptitudes and preferences. Focus on specific roles that exemplify the kind of jobs you would like, and then see where those people have studied.

hi duncan

I want to know which business school is better between Edinburgh business school and Australian institute of Business. please also include your reasons.

Thank you

These are both pretty terrible. What are your goals?

I am a Nurse seeking for a change of career into management level jobs in health focused organisations such as HMOs and pharma coys. I am a Nigerian and on a tight budget. I have no particular flare to live overseas however if I do consider such it would be canada.

so what do u advice?

Okay, Thank you for your guidance. I'll do some research and again post it on same thread.

I don't know where you are, but I suggest that you look at the sort of organisations you would like to work in and see which MBA schools have the most alumni. EBS is very week - you don't even need a degree to enter - and AIB does not have the standing or alumni network of a traditional university. If you want an inexpensive online MBA, then Bradford and Durham are worth considering: http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/online-mba-ranking-2015

thanks alot, will consider them.

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