MBA at Otto Beisheim School of Management vs Edinburgh Business School

• At Otto Beisheim, 48% of the full-time MBA class consisted of female students, while this number was 54% at Edinburgh.
• The international student community in both schools is quite diverse, with 22 nationalities being represented in both cases.
• Otto Beisheim is situated in Dusseldorf, Germany, but international students do not have to worry as the medium of instruction of the course is English. Moreover, living in Germany would give you the opportunity to learn German as well, and being able to speak a foreign language is usually considered a plus on your CVs.
• Otto Beisheim has three accreditations from AACSB, FIBAA, and EQUIS. Edinburgh also has triple accreditation - AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS. 
• The EUR 40,500 paid as fees at Otto Beisheim includes all books and materials, accommodation and half-board during the three international modules, integrated German classes, and semester ticket for public transportation. However, the GBP 34,200 (that is, EUR 37,900) at Edinburgh only includes a print allowance and developmental weekends, and the textbooks and treks are additional expenses.
• More graduates from Otto Beisheim got employment offers within three months of graduation than those from Edinburgh, and Otto Beisheim MBA graduates also received a higher salary increase.

Unless you are very particular about studying in the UK, Otto Beisheim is, without a doubt, a better option. The MBA program there is financially viable and gives you a global experience.