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To an untrained eye, both the Master in Business Administration (MBA) and the Master in International Business (MIB) are management programs with similar outcome. After all, what is International Business but business as usual in a foreign dialect.
The common belief is that a masters degree (MS) is meant for students without work experience. And that’s the kind of class profile you’ll come across in many top MS programs too. But there’s no age limit to apply for masters degrees in USA and other countries. As long as you can demonstrate your purpose … Read more
Let’s begin with what’s familiar – MBA. ‘Coz when it comes to an international MBA degree, the significance of a 2-3 year work experience cannot be stressed enough. As an MBA candidate, you are likely to bring in more experience, diversity, knowledge and a bagful of case studies to share with your fellow MBA trainees, … Read more
The USA, which has the reputation of being the top choice for higher education, attracts a sizeable number of international students each year. For those interested in a doctorate degree, USA has some of the most prestigious universities offering PhD programs in a wide variety of subjects and interest areas. The flexibility of curriculum, availability … Read more
The education system, in France, sways to a somewhat different tune than the usual jazz we are used to – namely, high-school, university undergrad, post grad, and so on and whatever.
Amrita Deb chose the Master of Science in Business Administration (MScBA) degree at TIAS, a top business school in the Netherlands. She explains why she preferred an MScBA over MBA, what it meant to be an international student in the Netherlands, and how studying and working there is different.
If you are an international student, you probably plan to stay on in the host country after graduation and start a career. But, in the US, particularly, because of the increasingly restrictive work-visa rules, employers might be hesitant to hire you. They fear your work-authorization application will be rejected or they may have to spend … Read more
Everyone knows that student clubs in universities and schools are fun, that they help students pursue their hobbies and interests, and that they bring people together. But is there more to student clubs? And beyond school, do they have a lasting impact, or are they just stress-relievers that make sure you don’t go bust under … Read more
One of the world’s foremost concerns for the society at large is the openness and availability of education to all. Even better if everyone has the capacity to gain a meaningful higher education with some form of expertise in a trade or subject. A society of achievers and contributors is the ultimate goal. Too bad, … Read more
It is not a revelation that international higher education has increased over the past century. Destinations like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, are among some of the popular study migration countries (Read Top study abroad countries in the world). Needless to mention, Europe too takes a large slice of the student pie with their … Read more
What’s in a number? And what’s in a grade? Well, it is a quantity to be interpreted as a measure of your intellect. Yes, yes, we know. The system is not always fair. Your grades, for your mental capacity in those 2 – 3 hours, should not reflect upon your education background.
Much can be lost in translation without the proper means to communicate in an international education setting. Even in these days of the Google Translator, when students and faculty, alike, gather around from various parts of the world, there needs to be a ready medium of instruction to help everyone work on a common baseline. … Read more