Indeed, you should check out schools that have either AACSB, AMBA, or EQUIS accreditation in order to ensure a decent learning experience and good placement possibilities afterwards. If you can work for another half year and build your work experience to three years, and score 610-650 on your GMAT, I'd suggest these in Scotland:
University of Edinburgh Business School
University of Strathclyde
Aberdeen Business School
Although Aberdeen does not require you to take a GMAT, I would, in order to apply to the others and hedge your bets. Also, it demonstrates quantitative skills, something that Aberdeen would look for anyway.
Indeed, you should check out schools that have either AACSB, AMBA, or EQUIS accreditation in order to ensure a decent learning experience and good placement possibilities afterwards. If you can work for another half year and build your work experience to three years, and score 610-650 on your GMAT, I'd suggest these in Scotland:
University of Edinburgh Business School
University of Strathclyde
Aberdeen Business School
Although Aberdeen does not require you to take a GMAT, I would, in order to apply to the others and hedge your bets. Also, it demonstrates quantitative skills, something that Aberdeen would look for anyway.