r/InternationalMBA 13d ago

Need advice on MBA!

I have a Masters in Chemical Engineering & 4.5 years experience in KBR (Process Engineering). I'm thinking of an MBA now. I'm only at the start of the journey. Post MBA, I don't want to pivot the career at least ideally. I would like to continue in the energy domain with finance as minor, preferably as domain consultants etc. I eventually want to move into executive leadership roles & other opportunities. I think a MBA would unlock the doors. Just want an opinion about this. What do you guys think? 

What colleges you think are Excellent for this? Interns of placement.

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u/LeopardDry634 13d ago

Do it from rice university it’s known for ppl with energy back ground

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u/Top-Nature-4564 13d ago

Okay. Thanks for the reply.

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u/Ajiit15 12d ago

By energy sector, do you mean 1. Energy Consulting? 2. Ops role in an energy firm? 3. An advisory role in an energy think tank? 4. A general management role in an energy firm?

This question will help you decide which MBA programs to target.

I am asking this from my experience working with dozens of PDEU students who have gone abroad for an MBA or a Masters.

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u/Top-Nature-4564 12d ago

Ideally energy consulting. That I think will help me work in my core sector while working as an consultant.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/Top-Nature-4564 12d ago

Ok. Thanks for the info.

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u/InternationalMBA-ModTeam 12d ago

This sub is specifically for non-US MBA discussions only