Spain MSc or erasmus

jurefis

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Posted Feb 03, 2021 15:23

I would love to hear your opinion. I would like to enroll in marketing (also interested in luxury brand management) and get a chance to work aborad for a while.

Whether erasmus is important at all in employment?

Or go to UC3M or some cheaper msc. I now that ESADE and EI are better but too expensive for me.

I am actively learning Spanish, of course I also speak English.

I'm interested in what brings me more value / recognition abroad / the possibility of working abroad?

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I would love to hear your opinion. I would like to enroll in marketing (also interested in luxury brand management) and get a chance to work aborad for a while.<br><br>
Whether erasmus is important at all in employment?<br><br>
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Or go to UC3M or some cheaper msc. I now that ESADE and EI are better but too expensive for me.<br><br>
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I am actively learning Spanish, of course I also speak English.<br><br>
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I'm interested in what brings me more value / recognition abroad / the possibility of working abroad?

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Duncan

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Posted Feb 03, 2021 17:42

Which languages do you speak now? You will not be able to work in any other langauge by the end an MSc taught in English.

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jurefis

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Posted Feb 03, 2021 23:10

Croatian, english and A2 spanish. I think I could really improve my spanish by living in Spain and beacuse of that I see university in Spain like a good choice.

Although perhaps the faculty options (which I listed) are better in France and Italy?

Croatian, english and A2 spanish. I think I could really improve my spanish by living in Spain and beacuse of that I see university in Spain like a good choice. <br>
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Duncan

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Posted Feb 03, 2021 23:33

If you want intermediate Spanish, take a language class. If you want to find work abroad, study in a country where you speak the language before you start the degree.

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jurefis

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Posted Feb 04, 2021 00:11

Hi, I mentioned the language just because I guess it’s easier to find a job if you know the language as well.

What really interests and would like your opinion is about a double degree at KEDGE in Bordoux?
Also do you consider an exchange to a well-ranked college as a plus?

Hi, I mentioned the language just because I guess it’s easier to find a job if you know the language as well. <br><br>What really interests and would like your opinion is about a double degree at KEDGE in Bordoux?<div><br></div><div>Also do you consider an exchange to a well-ranked college as a plus?
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Duncan

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Posted Feb 04, 2021 00:24

It won't be easier for you to find professional work in Spain because you won't speak professional Spanish. You could find unskilled work, but you don't need a degree for that.

An exchange experience can be positive. I enjoyed mine. But you have to set a career goal and then assess if that exchange will help you. I think there is a good chance that an intensive language course could be a better investment for you.

It won't be easier for you to find professional work in Spain because you won't speak professional Spanish. You could find unskilled work, but you don't need a degree for that. <br><br>An exchange experience can be positive. I enjoyed mine. But you have to set a career goal and then assess if that exchange will help you. I think there is a good chance that an intensive language course could be a better investment for you. 

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Duncan

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Posted Feb 04, 2021 00:24

PS it's Bordeaux.

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