I think an MSc will be better for you than an MBA, given your budget. The ideal choice would be the MIT MSc in Luxembourg, but that is double your budget:&nbsp; https://wwwfr.uni.lu/formations/fdef/master_in_logistics_and_supply_chain_management/admission/fees_funding<br><br>I assume that you are a non-EU student when it comes to fees:&nbsp; https://www.mastersportal.com/search/#q=ci-10|lv-master|di-133|tr-[5000,10000],[10000,20000]|de-fulltime<br><br>The best options for you are the regional grandes ecoles with affordable MSc degrees in SCM: Audencia stands out but I would also consider Clermont, Montpellier, and Normandie.

Is it the right course? This depends on your goals. Almost certainly an intensive semester in academic French followed by a French-language masters in finance would be safer.&nbsp;

Thank you for the suggestions, I have graduated in engineering, checked universities I don't meet the criteria for applying any course in Finance. Can you suggest me masters course in France. I have three experience in customer services(french)&nbsp; and presently working in HSBC bank(loans and credit services department) in french domain. Thank you.

You checked *all* the universities in less than two hours? You should have my job!

For example&nbsp; https://www.ecoledesponts.fr/en/advanced-master-infrastructure-project-finance Looks useful

Indeed, even many of the top Finance programmes in France are open to engineers. https://master.edhec.edu/msc-finance&nbsp;<br><br>Were you saying that you don't have the French language criteria to study in French with B1? That's why I suggest you come to France and take a semester in academic French.&nbsp;

Thank you. I will look for more Finance programs that are open to Engineers.