Came across this program while researching for an affordable 100% online master degree from a top-ranked or reputable school. The price is quite attractive and the ESCP name is well regarded. I'm trying figure out whether this program will help me down the road when I decide to look for work in either Europe, North of Africa or Asia. Currently I work in Canada for a German-Swiss MNC. My other option is an MBA from QM University of London. Is it really a big deal whether it's an MBA or an Executive Master in recruiters' eyes? Will an MBA from QM UoL outshine an an Executive Master from ESCP when taking in account my objectives? And since I want to work only for MNCs, maybe a master in international business would provide me with more leverage?

Any feedback is appreciated.

[Edited by LYES87 on Sep 29, 2017]

It is not an MBA. It does not come with AMBA accreditation, unlike the MBA from ESCP. I would pick QMUL or the Illinois Coursera iMBA instead.

Do you have specific goals? In terms of where you want to work, and what industry you want to work in?

Do you have specific goals? In terms of where you want to work, and what industry you want to work in?

Both are inexpensive. ESCP is not well known outside Francophone.

If your focus is outside Francophone countries, then London is probably a better brand. But would, for example, the LSE graduate diploma give you a much bigger brand for a lower cost?

If your focus is outside Francophone countries, then London is probably a better brand. But would, for example, the LSE graduate diploma give you a much bigger brand for a lower cost?

[Edited by LYES87 on Oct 03, 2017]

Personally, I would think about the value of the Alumni networks. If you just need a strong academic foundation then the graduate pathway to the UoL BSc in management from the LSE gives you more or less the same content as the UoL MBA from QM, at a fraction of the cost. I would also look at Bradford if a real alumni network mattered, something that Leicester lacks.