MBA in Germany

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Posted Aug 01, 2017 05:37

Dear all,

I am looking out for an MBA degree in Germany. Any suggestions as to which university is better option. I am looking out for a one year course into international management or strategic management.

How about International University of Applied Sciences Bad Honnef, Bonn? I am applying for Masters in Leadership & Management. Is this university a good option?

Kindly suggest.

Thanks in advance!

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Dan85

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Posted Aug 01, 2017 08:33

Why Germany? Why MBA?

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Posted Aug 01, 2017 09:20

Because I have learnt German language & wanna work in a German company & use my language skills along with my other qualifications..
MBA because I want a professional Master's degree..

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Duncan

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Posted Aug 01, 2017 18:28

IUBH is not the best choice. Either go to a top MBA (WHU, ESMT, HHL, Mannheim) or take an MSc taught in German at an elite university.

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Posted Aug 01, 2017 19:05

Thanks Duncan, how about MBA in Global Management from University of Applied Sciences Bremen the IGC? I have applied there as well. What is the scope post completion of this course from Hochschule Bremen?

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Dan85

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Posted Aug 02, 2017 09:03

Thanks Duncan, how about MBA in Global Management from University of Applied Sciences Bremen the IGC? I have applied there as well. What is the scope post completion of this course from Hochschule Bremen?

I can only agree with what Duncan said. Go for the better known MBA-programs (the ones he stated, and nothing else) or do a M.Sc..

What might also work (if you are 100% committed to the MBA degree), do the MBA in another country and then apply in Germany afterwards.

[Edited by Dan85 on Aug 02, 2017]

[quote]Thanks Duncan, how about MBA in Global Management from University of Applied Sciences Bremen the IGC? I have applied there as well. What is the scope post completion of this course from Hochschule Bremen?[/quote]

I can only agree with what Duncan said. Go for the better known MBA-programs (the ones he stated, and nothing else) or do a M.Sc..

What might also work (if you are 100% committed to the MBA degree), do the MBA in another country and then apply in Germany afterwards.

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Posted Aug 02, 2017 09:45

Actually the deadline might have already passed for MBA programs in other countries. Moreover the schools mentioned by duncan are over my budget plus duration is of 2 years.
My criteria are Masters degree of 1 year starting this year. I know am asking quite late for this year's admission but even if courses starts in January 2018 are still fine with me.

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Posted Aug 02, 2017 09:50

What I want to know is, this MBA in Global Management is not worth it, is it or no job opportunities post completion of this course? If so, what are other universities in Germany wherein applications are still acceptable? This university is listed on DAAD website so thought it would be recognized.

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Dan85

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Posted Aug 02, 2017 12:25

The DAAD is not the one who employs you afterwards, it's the employers.

We Germans are not particularly familiar with the MBA as a degree, so that needs Explanation, even in HR departments. Going to a school that no-one knows on top of that is a bit too much which is why I'd recommend to wait a year and go for a M.Sc. / Master in Management from a well-known German University (go for the public ones, they are free and just as good) or do your MBA at a school with a powerful brand.

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indostuden...

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Posted Aug 02, 2017 20:01

The DAAD is not the one who employs you afterwards, it's the employers.

We Germans are not particularly familiar with the MBA as a degree, so that needs Explanation, even in HR departments. Going to a school that no-one knows on top of that is a bit too much which is why I'd recommend to wait a year and go for a M.Sc. / Master in Management from a well-known German University (go for the public ones, they are free and just as good) or do your MBA at a school with a powerful brand.

I heard about the Master of Management programme in University of Mannheim which is taught in English. Do you think this programme will suit a 28-years old with 5 years of working experience? (As in Germany I think most of the Master of Management students are below 25 years old of age).

[quote]The DAAD is not the one who employs you afterwards, it's the employers.

We Germans are not particularly familiar with the MBA as a degree, so that needs Explanation, even in HR departments. Going to a school that no-one knows on top of that is a bit too much which is why I'd recommend to wait a year and go for a M.Sc. / Master in Management from a well-known German University (go for the public ones, they are free and just as good) or do your MBA at a school with a powerful brand.[/quote]

I heard about the Master of Management programme in University of Mannheim which is taught in English. Do you think this programme will suit a 28-years old with 5 years of working experience? (As in Germany I think most of the Master of Management students are below 25 years old of age).

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Duncan

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Posted Aug 02, 2017 20:37

Every degree is listed on the DAAD website, even those below average. Mannheim is much better but German language skills are key.

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Posted Aug 09, 2017 08:53

Dear all,

Any idea about MBA in financial management from University of Coburg??

How is the course & university?? Job prospects post completion of the course?? Any university in Germany having January intakes??

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Posted Aug 09, 2017 08:53

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Dan85

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Posted Aug 09, 2017 09:58

Read my comment above.

If MBA in Germany, choose a well-known school. Coburg obviously isn't, most Germans probably wouldn't even know where that's located on a map...

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Read my comment above.

If MBA in Germany, choose a well-known school. Coburg obviously isn't, most Germans probably wouldn't even know where that's located on a map...

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balaji.man...

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Posted Jan 29, 2021 10:38

Read my comment above.

If MBA in Germany, choose a well-known school. Coburg obviously isn't, most Germans probably wouldn't even know where that's located on a map...

Just as a continuation of your reply, will any of these below B-Schools make an impact with employers!!

Bremen
ESB Reutlingen
Furtwangen
Offenburg
HWR Berlin

Appreciate your reply.

[quote]Read my comment above.

If MBA in Germany, choose a well-known school. Coburg obviously isn't, most Germans probably wouldn't even know where that's located on a map... [/quote] Just as a continuation of your reply, will any of these below B-Schools make an impact with employers!! Bremen ESB Reutlingen Furtwangen Offenburg HWR Berlin Appreciate your reply.

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StuartHE

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Posted Jan 29, 2021 10:59

Only ESB has any sort of premium with employers.

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maury

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Posted Feb 23, 2021 20:53

Just as a continuation of your reply, will any of these below B-Schools make an impact with employers!!

Bremen
ESB Reutlingen
Furtwangen
Offenburg
HWR Berlin

Appreciate your reply.

Without knowing about your goals (what do you want to do with a degree like this) and your background (especially your level of German proficiency if you want to work in the country), it's sort of an impossible question to ask. Of course, some employers will know about each individual school, but depending on your industry preference, it's not possible to say which one is the best.

[quote] Just as a continuation of your reply, will any of these below B-Schools make an impact with employers!! Bremen ESB Reutlingen Furtwangen Offenburg HWR Berlin Appreciate your reply.    [/quote] Without knowing about your goals (what do you want to do with a degree like this) and your background (especially your level of German proficiency if you want to work in the country), it's sort of an impossible question to ask. Of course, some employers will know about each individual school, but depending on your industry preference, it's not possible to say which one is the best.

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ChAliGhafo...

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Posted May 12, 2021 10:59

Please guide about the employment possibilities after MBA(WHU, HHL, Mannheim), I've HHL admission confirmation. Since, I'm a non German electrical engineering postgraduate with 11 years hands on experience.

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Duncan

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Posted May 12, 2021 11:23

Did you try readin the employment report?

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ChAliGhafo...

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Posted May 25, 2021 22:21