For many of us, one graduate degree is a major accomplishment. Rightly so. But there are non-traditional students out there earning dual international business degrees. Joseph Rosenbloom wrote this week about Nabeel Siddiqui, a 29-year-old from India, for The New York Times.
Siddiqui is a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management and the École des Hautes Études Commerciales in Paris at the same time. Master's degrees in hand, he'll be prepared to work for any international company in any country.
"I don't have any inhibitions to go to any country and start working for a business. I don't have to think twice about it," he said.
Dual-degree international programs is a growing trend. Could it be the right move for you? Are you in such a program, or considering one? Tell us about it.
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