Yes you can do MBA course after completing your engineering degree. It is 2 year duration course which will increase your chances to success in your career.

Good reasons for doing an MBA:

- Change area

- Change of activity

- Change function or extend its jurisdiction (supervising engineer led international teams, for example)

- Gain a strong management culture and high level for a career move

- To open the doors to international groups

- Have plans to go abroad, especially to Scandinavia and Anglo-Saxon.

- Improve salary

- Develop his network of contacts and professional relationships.

Bad reasons to do an MBA:

- Doing an MBA to "do an MBA"

- Doing an MBA to "enrich his CV»

- Doing an MBA after graduating to "go to the top right away"

- Doing an MBA at retirement following a dismissal, for example. Better then opt for shorter and operational training

- Giving an impetus to a career that declines: the MBA is a career accelerator, not a magic wand to take off a stagnant career ...

- Earn a lot of money very quickly. The MBA if it is not accompanied by a career plan that holds up, not going to drop the millions in your bank account like magic!

- Doing an MBA to take over the estate of a TPE: no need to invest heavily in training for a job that does not require an international diploma.

An MBA involves:

- A solid professional project

- A first experience of a few years, from 5 to 12 years on average

- A first professional experience already conclusive

- Motivation foolproof

- The taste of teamwork