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Offenburg(MBA-IBC) v/s HTW Berlin


Posted Jul 16, 2013 05:14

Hi,

I am 25/F/india,currently working in I.T. sector and have total of 4 years of work experience,and
I would like to know between Hochschule Offenburg and HTW Berlin,which one would be better?
My future goal is to continue working in I.T. consultancy preferably as business analyst.

Thanks & Regards,
Namita
Hi,

I am 25/F/india,currently working in I.T. sector and have total of 4 years of work experience,and
I would like to know between Hochschule Offenburg and HTW Berlin,which one would be better?
My future goal is to continue working in I.T. consultancy preferably as business analyst.

Thanks & Regards,
Namita
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Posted Jul 19, 2013 11:49

Hi, This is Avinash. Even i am having a work experience of 4yrs . Actually i am planning to get into Offenburg for April 2014. Please let me know if you have gathered any info regarding the aspects there.
Hi, This is Avinash. Even i am having a work experience of 4yrs . Actually i am planning to get into Offenburg for April 2014. Please let me know if you have gathered any info regarding the aspects there.
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