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: Hi Husna
According to Academic scores and work experience student can apply to public & Applied science Universities of Germany. But German language is a mandatory requirement for admission.

Ans: Certainly! Germany can be a great choice for your son's master's degree for several reasons:

1. Affordability: German universities often have lower tuition fees, and there are scholarships available for international students.

2. Quality Education: Germany is known for excellent education, especially in engineering. Many programs are offered in English.

3. Industry Connections: The country's strong industrial base provides students with opportunities for internships and job placements.

4. Research Opportunities: Germany is a hub for research and innovation, offering students access to cutting-edge projects.

5. Quality of Life: Germany offers a high standard of living, efficient services, and a good work-life balance.

However, it's essential to consider language requirements, the cost of living, visa regulations, and job opportunities after graduation. Encourage your son to research specific universities and programs, explore scholarship options, and connect with current students or alumni for insights into their experiences. Overall, Germany can provide a quality education at a reasonable cost.

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: Since you already have a 5 years work ex, why not try for MBA instead of MiM. Try for both - admission to college and a job. Wherever you get a better option take it up. If you get a good job then you can work for a couple of years and then do an MBA from some top college in Europe.