MBA from Offenburg university or MBA&E from HTW berlin. which better. Moreover, living experience in Gengenbach or berlin is better.
MBA from Offenburg university or MBA&E from HTW berlin.
Posted Sep 15, 2017 20:23
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MBA from Offenburg university or MBA&E from HTW berlin. which better. Moreover, living experience in Gengenbach or berlin is better.
Posted Sep 16, 2017 11:08
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Search the board first and let us know your goals. Why not take an MBA with international accreditation.?
Search the board first and let us know your goals. Why not take an MBA with international accreditation.?
Posted Sep 17, 2017 10:51
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MBA from international accreditation need alot of money and GMAT or GRE.
Inaddition that it may need german lanaguage. While this two collage is easy to get accepted and not very expensive. I think that also both are accredited
Inaddition that it may need german lanaguage. While this two collage is easy to get accepted and not very expensive. I think that also both are accredited
MBA from international accreditation need alot of money and GMAT or GRE.
Inaddition that it may need german lanaguage. While this two collage is easy to get accepted and not very expensive. I think that also both are accredited
Inaddition that it may need german lanaguage. While this two collage is easy to get accepted and not very expensive. I think that also both are accredited
Posted Sep 17, 2017 11:32
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I think this really depends on your goals. Internationally-accredited schools in Germany include state universities, where the MSc is basically free, like Muenster, Mannheim and the TU Munich. If you just want to spend a year in Germany, then why not study an MSc for free? A 'freshers' MBA without international accreditation will not be better, and will simply be more costly.
I think this really depends on your goals. Internationally-accredited schools in Germany include state universities, where the MSc is basically free, like Muenster, Mannheim and the TU Munich. If you just want to spend a year in Germany, then why not study an MSc for free? A 'freshers' MBA without international accreditation will not be better, and will simply be more costly.
Posted Sep 18, 2017 18:45
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What do you want to do with the degree?
What do you want to do with the degree?
Posted Sep 19, 2017 20:31
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I want to stay in germany after I finish and find a work. This is simply what I want from the degree
I want to stay in germany after I finish and find a work. This is simply what I want from the degree
Posted Sep 19, 2017 20:32
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Degree in germany is my residency there and will help me stay there for a long time until I adjust my situation
Degree in germany is my residency there and will help me stay there for a long time until I adjust my situation
Posted Sep 19, 2017 21:59
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In that case I suggest you learn German and then take an MSc taught in German.
In that case I suggest you learn German and then take an MSc taught in German.
Posted Sep 20, 2017 10:25
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Degree in germany is my residency there and will help me stay there for a long time until I adjust my situation
Sorry to say but it is just wishful thinking from your side. If only a master degree can grant you a residence permit in Germany, the whole country would have been infested by naive people like you.
[quote]Degree in germany is my residency there and will help me stay there for a long time until I adjust my situation [/quote]
Sorry to say but it is just wishful thinking from your side. If only a master degree can grant you a residence permit in Germany, the whole country would have been infested by naive people like you.
Sorry to say but it is just wishful thinking from your side. If only a master degree can grant you a residence permit in Germany, the whole country would have been infested by naive people like you.
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Posted Sep 22, 2017 18:01
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Typically after your master's program you would be able to get an 18-month visa to find work in the country:
https://www.international.hu-berlin.de/en/studierende/aus-dem-ausland/wegweiser/10/10_01_02
... during which time you could work or do freelance jobs, etc. A more permanent residency permit would be sponsored by an employer, if you get a job.
https://www.international.hu-berlin.de/en/studierende/aus-dem-ausland/wegweiser/10/10_01_02
... during which time you could work or do freelance jobs, etc. A more permanent residency permit would be sponsored by an employer, if you get a job.
Typically after your master's program you would be able to get an 18-month visa to find work in the country:
https://www.international.hu-berlin.de/en/studierende/aus-dem-ausland/wegweiser/10/10_01_02
... during which time you could work or do freelance jobs, etc. A more permanent residency permit would be sponsored by an employer, if you get a job.
https://www.international.hu-berlin.de/en/studierende/aus-dem-ausland/wegweiser/10/10_01_02
... during which time you could work or do freelance jobs, etc. A more permanent residency permit would be sponsored by an employer, if you get a job.
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