
How Do You Measure The Benefits of A Global MBA
Kind of placements one gets after the MBA, along with the in campus placement benefits :
Graduates after completing MBA, pursue placements in various industries and sectors depending the course and specialisation. So, here’s the list of the most common of such placement sectors.
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Potential Networking : MBA communities are good environments for building links with other students, alumni, lecturers and professionals from different parts of the world. Thus, students can create networks through which they interact professionally and receive insightful guidance of mentors and advisors across disciplines, cultures and borders. They keep their connections so that they can always give a shoulder to lean on or even provide career growth tips after their MBA education is over. It is by these ways that the world-wide community literally helps to design the path to business careers of those completing MBAs, who see it as indispensable for all forms of growth – both at professional level and within oneself.
Ofcourse the learning pedagogy : Refers to the methods, strategies, and approaches to facilitate learning during the course comprising multiple theories, principles, and practices.
Measuring quality of the program
Find out what kind of methodology any program uses, research about those methodology and assuming you know your strengths, understand which program suits you well. Whether the program structure fits your way of learning. You need to evaluate your goals.
Measuring in terms of monetary value
Financial AID available, along with the student debt generally acquired, employer’s tuition assistance, etc. (understand the repayment structure as well as the percentage of salary you are going to devote towards the loan repayment. (your financial situation matters)
While calculating the cost, in addition to the tuition fees, living cost, do consider any opportunity cost and pre-MBA salary, etc. associated with it. Various rankings and calculator can help you to find your return on the invested.
Exploring the website and things to look for (job offers within first 3 months,
Can that school help you with the transition you are looking for or help you in getting your dream job (look for areas where placements are made, have a look at the trend), look for a mean salary
Look for Visa requirements, given you will be doing an international MBA, look for job offers you can get which aligns with the country’s visa policy, you might not want to come back to your country atleast for some years (owing to multiple reasons like standard of living, devalued currency (to pay off your loans), etc, depends on person to person.
Kind of recruiting partners any school or program has.
You can make your own scoring matrix with different weights according to you for more objective decision making. Example- ..
The application process of individual school helps you with finding the right kind of mindset.
Global mindset
Personal circumstances
Beyond the ranking, one should also consider the quality work done by graduates over the time to understand the overall impact and try to find out the whether it matches with your profile or if you want to consider doing that job.