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Posted Dec 28, 2011 13:35

Hi All,

I have a masters degree in sociology with over 2 years of experience in marketing.
I want to pursue an MBA and continue my career in Marketing Research, can u please guide me which specialization and which b-school in Germany shall I apply to.
Hi All,

I have a masters degree in sociology with over 2 years of experience in marketing.
I want to pursue an MBA and continue my career in Marketing Research, can u please guide me which specialization and which b-school in Germany shall I apply to.
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Posted Dec 28, 2011 23:33

Why Germany? Is your German fluent? I'd recommend you look at Mannheim and the HHL.

However, the market research market in Germany is not a major recruiter of MBAs. If you want to be a better market researcher, take a masters degree in marketing or market research, not an MBA.
Why Germany? Is your German fluent? I'd recommend you look at Mannheim and the HHL.

However, the market research market in Germany is not a major recruiter of MBAs. If you want to be a better market researcher, take a masters degree in marketing or market research, not an MBA.

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