Take a look at Luxury & Luxury Brand Management http://www.find-mba.com/board/24603

And https://find-mba.com/lists/top-business-schools-for-luxury-brand-management

Also Specialisations often don't matter http://bit.ly/speMBA

Thank you, Duncan, this is all very helpful. I'd heard before this comment that specializations/concentrations don't really matter that much. It's interesting, because many schools make such a big deal of their specializations, but you can also often see that the amount of credits are the same whether you take a normal program or one with a specialization, so in a way you're forgoing general MBA knowledge in lieu of specialized courses that might not be that useful or applicable.

Schools make a big deal of specializations because they want to recruit students. Generally, a specialization will mean that you take electives in that area, rather than giving up courses in the core. Sometimes there are hyper-specialised MBAs where, the core is specialised: for example, even the accounting classes discuss the accounts of luxury firms. However, no firm is going to hire MBAs if it doesn't want MBAs, just because they have a specialization. The key is to see what strategy is best for your goal. Maybe it's another degree, or a career coach, or a series of internships, or something else. The MBA isn't a key to every door.

Thanks again for the illuminating comment, Duncan. I'll keep all of this in mind the next weeks when deciding how I will approach this.