Hello Sir, I am 36 year old working in the engineering profession for the last 8 years. I hold a Bachelors and Masters degree. Currently, I am searching for opportunities to work in Germany particulary in the Automotive domain. But I havent recieved any good offers. Would doing an MBA degree in germany land me in a good paying job in Germany? Which course should i pursue in Germany? I have a 3 year old and a wife who is an educator. we wish to be settled in germany for professional and personal reasons.

Ans: There are many job opportunities available in Germany for Indian students who have completed their MBA. According to a source, many Indian students choose to stay in Germany after completing their studies, taking advantage of the numerous job opportunities available in fields such as engineering, information technology, healthcare, and business.

Arden University Berlin offers its students access to an online Careers Portal, which currently features around 7,000 job vacancies in the Berlin area (accurate as of March 2020) 1. Additionally, students are eligible to work up to 120 days a year in Germany while they study with Arden University Berlin .

The eligibility criteria for working students in Germany may vary depending on the part of the world you’re from, and what kind of agreement your respective governments have regarding working visas. However, there are some general rules that are widely applicable. If you’re from any country in the European Union (or Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, and Lichtenstein), you’ll have the same kind of access and entitlement to the job market as a German student would. Students from non-EU/EEA countries are limited to no more than 120 full days, or 240 half days per year.

It’s important to note that finding a job opportunity while studying part-time can be challenging. However, it’s not impossible. I recommend that your son researches these options and speaks with professionals in the field to determine which path is right for him. I wish your son the best of luck in his career search!

Ans: MS or MBA would depend on your interest area. But knowing local language helps to get employment. So if you are sure you want to study in Germany then look at learning German as a language.

Ans: Masters in Germany is a good option. Germany is known for engineering and its engineering education. But do check the college ranking and talk to some students of the college before you take admission.

Ans: Hello,
To begin with, thank you for contacting us. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that your choice to study a Master's in Engineering Management in Berlin seems to match with your professional objectives of working overseas and progressing in the quality and automotive industries. Possessing 6 years of industrial experience, four of which were in injection moulding, I would like to let you know that pursuing further education in engineering management can improve your leadership, project management, and international business abilities, thereby, enhancing your competitiveness in the worldwide labour market. Moreover, Berlin is a centre for the engineering and automotive sectors, in turn, providing possible networking possibilities as well as exposure to cutting-edge practices.
Given that you are 29 years old and earn a monthly income of INR 27,000, enrolling in a one-year master's program could improve your employment opportunities and earning possibilities considerably. You will be glad to know that the abilities and global experience acquired while studying in Germany may result in higher-paying jobs in the automotive sector and beyond, thereby, making the short-term time and monetary commitment to your education worthwhile.

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Ans: Pursuing a master’s degree in Germany at 40 is a bold and promising step, especially given the country's reputation for high-quality education, even in private institutions, and the 18-month post-study work visa that allows ample time to secure a job. While public universities in Germany are often preferred due to their lower costs and established reputations, many private universities also offer excellent programs, industry connections, and tailored support, making them a viable option if they are accredited and align with your career goals. Being more experienced than your peers can be a strength, as your professional background can offer valuable insights in classroom discussions and group projects, and can also set you apart in the job market. Learning German will significantly enhance your employability, as language skills are highly valued by German employers. Overall, your prospects are good, provided you choose a well-regarded private institution and leverage your experience and new skills to integrate into the local job market effectively.

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