These are excellent universities and strong choices. If you can afford Esade, the outcomes are better. 

For consulting, ESADE is most certainly the better choice. Also check out IESE.&nbsp;<br>

Hello! sorry for restarting this discussion but added portugal as a choice because of fluent portuguese and tuition fees:<br><br><br>MIM:<br><br>UC3M - Spain<br>Nova<br>Catolic<br><br>which one should i am?&nbsp;

If you want to work in Spain, study in Spain.&nbsp;

Good afternoon, here I am again with a different situation than I was in my previous question. Since that question, I was approached and entered the consulting world working for Accenture.<br><br><div>
</div><div>I feel that after my time at a startup focused on e-commerce and now my current experience in technology my mid-long term goal is to actually focus on a career in technology as a product manager/project manager/PMO.</div><br><br><div>As I still have my goal/dream of spending some time (2/3 years) in Spain working to continue my personal and professional evolution I am currently thinking of 3 options and would like your opinion:</div><br><br><div>MBA at UC3M - : pros : the price is much more affordable and I believe the madrid market is more heated and open for a foreigner who speaks fluent Spanish but not Catalan. Cons: I already studied there during college, I would go back to a city where I already lived instead of having a 100% new experience and because I have a degree in Business Administration I believe that MBA will contain repetitive topics for me</div><br><br><div>MSC in Digital Business ESADE : pros : it's a well known business school, I would be studying with a focus on the digital/technology world according to my medium/long term goals, I would live and study in a completely new place. cons : I would have to take out a student loan to pay for the whole course but I would be able to pay for my housing and other expenses.</div><br><br><div>Focus on trying in the next 14/18 months to make an internal change in accenture itself for a vacancy in Spain : pros : get perhaps while doing an executive MBA or some study in this sense, keep a good job in a recognized company, be able to pay for everything with salary. Cons: I don't really know the possibility that this could happen in this projected time</div><div>
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Why do you need a business degree in English? Isn't there a master's that is going to add more? Maybe one in finance or digital finance?

<div><br></div><div>I have not focused especially on the language since I can comfortably use English as well.&nbsp;Looking at this blog and especially this analysis https://find-mba.com/board/general-forum/best-msc-mim-degrees-for-international-students-placement-52915 - I understand that the main business schools in Spain for international students only teach their classes in English.</div><br><br><div>Do you think it would be better for my career to get a master's degree in a subject that I have not studied/worked deeply in like finance ? I would have to look for a local university for them to be in Spanish correct?sorry if I got a little lost!
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The MiM ranking is a ranking of programmes almost exclusively taught in English. That's doesn't mean these are the only programmes. For the roles you describe, you don't really need a degree. It's just the immigration is easier with a degree. So why not get a degree that adds to your knowledge rather than duplicates it?&nbsp;