It all depends on your goals. The CEU is a very complex project. Broadly speaking, the MBA has not flourished since the IMC business school became part of the CEU. WU is a more practical choice. 

For what goals would the CEU MBA fit? And what do you mean with flourished?<br><br>My purpose ist to get knowledge in business administration since I am working the media area and am an expert in journalism but lack this education to move on to more strategic leadership roles.<br><br><br>thank you!

CEU gives you the core MBA curriculum and a cohort centered on Vienna and Budapest with a common reference point in the Soros/CEU ideas of an Open Society. However, you'd get the same academic core from the Diplom Betreibswirt at the WU, at a fraction of the cost.&nbsp;<br><br>By not flourishing, I mean that the IMC (as the business school was then called) was set up with huge support in the mid-1990s with a partnership through that decade delivering a two-year MBA from a top US university (CWRU). When the partnership wrapped up in 2003, with IMC joining the CEU, it was able to stand on its own feet with a strong (by regional standards), viable, MBA and MSc portfolio. CEU is a strong academic partner, but clearly the Hungarian government has given it a beating. I think the CEU is a bit of a touchy brand if you are going business in Hungary right now.&nbsp;<br>