Hi I'm South Indian with 6 years experience in quality and quality management in automotive sector and an ISO 9001:2015 lead auditor certified with salary of 27000, I have been recieved offer letter from IU University of applied sciences in Berlin, Germany for masters in engineering management a one year course should I take it ? What are your thoughts I want to earn more and get a job in Germany share your thoughts. It's a private university so tution fee is 10000 euros

Ans: Hello!
You can choose to not show your Masters and pursue MBA in any field that you want to specialize in. Since you are 36 years of age, there may be a probability of visa rejection. However, you may try for an MBA.
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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: Germany is a good option for further education. Even Netherland can be considered as an option. In India you can look at option of colleges like MICA. So try for both - Indian and Foreign colleges and wherever you get a better college can take it up

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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