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I decided against doing the MBA at the college down the road, because although they had an excellent reputation, they seemed to me to be too traditional for my particular needs. I plumped for a course at UCDA, even though it was such a long way away, because it had a good track record dealing with changes to the statute book. And I don't regret it: I think the fact that I did my thesis on this -- European Business Regulation -- helped me to get my current job. It's significant, though, that I haven't actually had to apply much of my legal knowledge in the job. Instead, I've ended up working in product standardisation and monitoring -- which, of course, my MBA studies helped with, too. |
