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Oodles
Oct 31, 2005

I am a year out of school, having just graduated with a Masters in Engineering. I am thinking about getting my chartership first (another 3 years) then hitting up my MBA.

I am in the UK, so do you know of any good schools over here for MBA, rather than just London Business School?

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Oodles
Oct 31, 2005

jsb posted:

As said already, Oxbridge is awesome.

However, Judge (Cam) requires (REQUIRES) 3 years of work experience before they give a poo poo about you

And Oxford suggests (practically requires) the same.

So keep that in mind.

Yea, thats what I am thinking anyway. Looking to have about 4ish years, to allow me to get my Chartered Engineer.

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What can you tell me about how an MBA relates to the typical engineer's mindset?

I feel like my biggest weakness in business and the workplace is that I'm too engineery with how I think. I'm very pragmatic and technical, but I feel that's a strength. And yet I'm recognizing that life isn't a meritocracy, so I'm missing some part of the equation. Will the exposure given by an MBA be the magic bullet I'm looking for?

I want to do a MBA just so it can get me out of being an Engineer, dont really want to be 40 and chugging away as a Senior Engineer - want to get me some projects on the go!

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