Cause car can show off to relative. MBA you show to relative, they ask how come Yale last time sell locks, now sell degree also.
Got link to the NUS Yale program?
https://mba.nus.edu.sg/en-SG/academics/double-degrees-programmes/
Cause car can show off to relative. MBA you show to relative, they ask how come Yale last time sell locks, now sell degree also.
Got link to the NUS Yale program?
Anybody know how is the curriculum like for part time ntu professional mba?
How many project work are there? How many exams?
Have offers for Manchester and Adelaide MBA here in Singapore. A bit undecided on them based on my future plans - in the process of applying for Australian PR.
Technically speaking, both MBA programmes should be more or less assessed equally when looking for a job in Australia. It's just that if I spend half of my Adelaide MBA programme in Australia, I will get the chance to network with the locals, possibly helping with my job search there as well. Of course, with all things in life there are no guarantees....
However, if I decide to come back to SG or if the application for Australian PR fails to go through, then an Adelaide MBA is pretty much irrelevant in the eyes of the local employers in SG. Not saying that one programme is necessarily better than the other, but industry perception counts.
Context: Not aiming for MBB or some high powered finance role. Just want to get a decent generalist role in business, whether it is in SG or Australia, hence am only looking at Tier 2 b-schools
Question: Should I wait until there is more certainty with the visa application before accepting the offer, or just take the risk and go with the Adelaide MBA? (apparently, my chances of getting an Australian visa are high), or just go with the Manchester one (personal preference)
Anyone know which MBA is good in SG?
Hi guys,
I am looking to do a MsC in Management to get the hang of business. I intend to do a part-time programme though and currently, I can only think of SMU's Blended Masters in Management.
I graduated with a Honours in Mech Eng from NUS. Anyone has any advice? I will greatly appreciate it.
Thank you!
Try for part time MBA if you have >5 years work exp.
Can consider SMU part time MBA or Imperial College London online MBA, both are reputable programs.
Hi there buddy,
Thank you for such a prompt response. I really appreciate it.
It's been a year since I've graduated, so I don't think I'll be accepted into MBA programmes just yet, due to a lack of a work experience.
Would you recommend a MiM program and that too, a blended one?
This is the one that I'm referring to:
business. smu. edu. sg/master-management/about-mim/structure-blended
Has anybody considered the Quantic (previously Smartly) EMBA? Does anybody have any experience with this programme? Apparently Singapore has one of the highest number of candidates outside of the states. Its 9.6k for the 12-month programme and they offer partial scholarships quite readily.
will check it outLocal 3 uni, INSEAD.
ohh full scholarship??Has anybody considered the Quantic (previously Smartly) EMBA? Does anybody have any experience with this programme? Apparently Singapore has one of the highest number of candidates outside of the states. Its 9.6k for the 12-month programme and they offer partial scholarships quite readily.
is it hard to get in?Try for part time MBA if you have >5 years work exp.
Can consider SMU part time MBA or Imperial College London online MBA, both are reputable programs.
is it hard to get in?
Got it buddy. Once again, thank you for your prompt responses! I'll work around your adviceIt's a decent program, though the cost probably isn't worth it if you're self sponsoring. You should try seeking your boss' opinion on co-funding.
is it hard to get in?
If you are going to invest, please invest on a good one.
Else, keep your money in the bank.