I have offers from Coventry (London Campus), Cardiff, Glamorgan and Swansea for MBA and MSc Management from University of Sheffield and MSc Informatics from Coventry University( Coventry Campus). I'm really confused about what to pick. I need to complete a PG degree that has value if I return to India. I'm a fresher with a B.E. ECE degree. Kindly advice me on the above colleges.
MBA -UK September 2013
Posted Jul 15, 2013 21:44
Posted Jul 17, 2013 19:20
Hi Keren,
None of these have good recognition except Sheffield, which is comparatively better than others. Firstly I would like to know weather you are looking for MSc in Management or MSc in Informatics as these are two completely different fields and therefore you need to target completely different sets of universities. for Management you would need to target top B-Schools whereas for Informatics you would need to target Universities ranked for Computing and Technical studies.
None of these have good recognition except Sheffield, which is comparatively better than others. Firstly I would like to know weather you are looking for MSc in Management or MSc in Informatics as these are two completely different fields and therefore you need to target completely different sets of universities. for Management you would need to target top B-Schools whereas for Informatics you would need to target Universities ranked for Computing and Technical studies.
Posted Jul 17, 2013 19:21
Hi Keren,
None of these have good recognition except Sheffield, which is comparatively better than others. Firstly I would like to know weather you are looking for MSc in Management or MSc in Informatics as these are two completely different fields and therefore you need to target completely different sets of universities. for Management you would need to target top B-Schools whereas for Informatics you would need to target Universities ranked for Computing and Technical studies.
None of these have good recognition except Sheffield, which is comparatively better than others. Firstly I would like to know weather you are looking for MSc in Management or MSc in Informatics as these are two completely different fields and therefore you need to target completely different sets of universities. for Management you would need to target top B-Schools whereas for Informatics you would need to target Universities ranked for Computing and Technical studies.
Posted Jul 18, 2013 13:16
Hi Keren,
Just like Mamit said, none of these two schools have good recognition, it appears you are confused about what direction to take. What are your areas of interest? where do you see your self 5yrs from now and 10yrs(long-term) from now. Think about this and it would help you know the right study to pursue. What is your background? When you have analyzed all these then you can focus on that area that strikes you. Top B-Schools are good to look out for MBA and Management courses, Top Schools in Computing will help you achieve your dreams if you are looking at this area. For each programme you are seeking you need to target schools that are highly ranked in that area. Checkout http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-ranking-2013 for top B-schools and http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/table/2013/jun/03/university-league-table-2014 and http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings for top schools by subject.
All the best Keren.......
Just like Mamit said, none of these two schools have good recognition, it appears you are confused about what direction to take. What are your areas of interest? where do you see your self 5yrs from now and 10yrs(long-term) from now. Think about this and it would help you know the right study to pursue. What is your background? When you have analyzed all these then you can focus on that area that strikes you. Top B-Schools are good to look out for MBA and Management courses, Top Schools in Computing will help you achieve your dreams if you are looking at this area. For each programme you are seeking you need to target schools that are highly ranked in that area. Checkout http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-ranking-2013 for top B-schools and http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/table/2013/jun/03/university-league-table-2014 and http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings for top schools by subject.
All the best Keren.......
Posted Jul 18, 2013 22:24
Hello
I am planning to do my MBA from UK and i am a fresher, I took my GRE last year in August and my score was 293 and i am a fresher (just passed out this year, did my graduation in mechanical engineering) I am planning to take toefl test on 24th aug...and planning to apply for cardiff...for MBA program in jan 2014.....just wanted to know is there any jan intake at cardiff????....if not please mention some of the universities which are better than cardiff somewhere around it in UK's top 30 or top 40 where i can apply with my toefl score for jan 2014 intake
Regards
Prakhar Jajoo
I am planning to do my MBA from UK and i am a fresher, I took my GRE last year in August and my score was 293 and i am a fresher (just passed out this year, did my graduation in mechanical engineering) I am planning to take toefl test on 24th aug...and planning to apply for cardiff...for MBA program in jan 2014.....just wanted to know is there any jan intake at cardiff????....if not please mention some of the universities which are better than cardiff somewhere around it in UK's top 30 or top 40 where i can apply with my toefl score for jan 2014 intake
Regards
Prakhar Jajoo
Posted Jul 19, 2013 14:55
Hi Prakhar,
Cardiff MBA is not worth for the price you would be paying (18K) and with no work experience, I would not recommend you for MBA, you should rather go for MSc to an accredited B-School. and if you still want to go for MBA then I would suggest you to opt for Universities based in London. (as you will have access to wider range of opportunities in London)
Cardiff MBA is not worth for the price you would be paying (18K) and with no work experience, I would not recommend you for MBA, you should rather go for MSc to an accredited B-School. and if you still want to go for MBA then I would suggest you to opt for Universities based in London. (as you will have access to wider range of opportunities in London)
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