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What are the best MBA programs in Asia? how do those compare to other universities around the world?
I’ve been browsing through the Asia MBA programs recently, trying to figure out how those rank and how they are considered to be in comparison to the world.
Here’s a summary of the information I found for the East-Asia region :
According to Financial Times 2007 (world rank 2007)
- China Europe Business School (Ceibs) – China (11)
- Nanyang Business School – Singapore (67)
- National University of Singapore – Singapore (81)
According to Business Week (no position rank)
- Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) – Thailand
- China Europe Business School (Ceibs) – China
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong - HK/China
- Chulalongkorn University – Thailand
- The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology - HK/China
- International University of Japan – Japan
- Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) - Korea
- Nanyang Business School – Singapore
- National University of Singapore – Singapore
- University Putra – Malaysia
- Sun Yat-Sen University - China
- Waseda University – Japan
According to Asiaweek (ranked by reputation, year 2000)
- National University of Singapore – Singapore
- Asian Institute of Management – Philippines
- College of Business Administration, Seoul National University – Korea
- Sasin Graduate Institute of Business and Administration, Chulalongkorn University – Thailand
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong - HK/China
- Nanyang Business School – Singapore
- International University of Japan – Japan
- University of Hong Kong School of Business – HK/China
- Waseda University – Japan
- China Europe Business School (Ceibs) – China
Other Asia university rankings can also be found here :
Asian university rankings – Top universities in Asia 2008 | Fili’s World | October 14th, 2008 at 9:08 pm #
[...] The top MBA programs in East-Asia 2006 [...]
Stamford International University | January 13th, 2009 at 6:03 pm #
Stamford offers Undergraduate, Graduate and Doctoral degrees with an ideal mix of academic focus, personal touch and real world exposure which helps students stay abreast of rapid changes in a global society. Fully accredited by the MoE, Thailand.
Stamford’s international MBA programs are designed to provide you with the essential tools to develop and sharpen your business management skills. You will gain real life insight into modern day business, so that you can lead your organization with great vision and confidence.
Fili | January 14th, 2009 at 11:22 am #
:O Universities now result to advertising their programs on personal blogs (spam like)? is competition really that fierce?