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HKUST Business School Profile – TenADay.co.in

September 26, 2008


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HKUST Business School

The HKUST Business School is recognized as one of the youngest and most respected in Asia. We are the first business school in the region to be awarded accreditation by both the US-based Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International) and European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS). As such, our programs are consistently positioned among the very best in the world by international media and our faculty is considered to be among the most qualified.
They remain focused on creating a unique learning experience for our students, whatever level they are studying at. To this end we have developed the largest international student exchange network with some 100 top business schools worldwide. There is also a host of other enrichment programs for students’ personal and skills development.

Programs offered:

1) Undergraduate Program
2) Full time MBA Program
3) Part time MBA Program
4) Executive MBA program
5) M.Sc in Management
6) PhD in Management

Undergraduate Program:

HKUST Business School’s undergraduate programs offer a total experience that provides the best preparation for tomorrow’s business leaders. A well-rounded training is achieved through a balance of academic and non-academic programs. Weaving through these is a strong element of internationalization.

Program Structure

The School offers 10 undergraduate business programs, all starting with broad-based foundation training in the first year. Students select a major subject of study from the second year onwards.

http://www.bm.ust.hk/ug/programs/index.html

Full Time Program:

The HKUST MBA curriculum is designed to develop your ability to operate successfully in a global economy, and manage effectively in the Asian context. There are two main components: required cores (~60%) and advanced electives (~40%). We also provide three areas of concentration for those who want to specialize.
Required Cores

The required cores cover areas in Accounting, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Operation Management, Organization Behavior, Strategy, Communications, Business Laws and Ethics. They are arranged in three tiers – foundation function, and integration – to provide a foundation for further study in chosen areas.

Advanced Electives
Advanced electives comprise over 40% of the HKUST MBA curriculum, allowing participants to strengthen their expertise in particular areas of interest.

http://mba.ust.hk/ftmba/adm/requirements.html


Part Time MBA Program:

Part-time MBA core courses are run on Saturdays at the Clearwater Bay campus, usually from 9am to 6pm. Occasionally some elective courses are held in weekday evenings downtown.
The 120 part-time students will be grouped into two sessions, which will be about 60 students.

http://mba.ust.hk/ptmba/index.html

Executive MBA program:

The Kellogg–HKUST Executive MBA program is a premium educational experience devoted to upgrading executives’ knowledge and management skills. The program encourages participants to think differently, look at their operations in a new way and relentlessly question and challenge.

It is tailor made for senior executives in Asia who have attained positions of leadership in their organizations. It helps them to raise the bar and understand the challenges ahead in a global context.

Organized in short but intensive modules, participants take two courses each month. Courses cut across traditional subject areas, providing tools and techniques for solving complex managerial problems. Emphasis is on three specific areas of management skills:

• Behavior in learning organizations
• International management
• Managing groups of co-operating firms for international competitiveness

International Executive MBA Program:

The International EMBA (IEMBA) program offered by the HKUST Business School, attracts senior executives from Asia, in particular the Greater China area, who, with diverse cultural background and in-depth knowledge of their own unique business environments, exchange their views on topics of common interest while learning from the School’s internationally recognized scholars.

The 15-month IEMBA program’s classes take place in different locations in China, including Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Hainan and Shenzhen. It is an inspiring and exciting learning experience that will empower senior executives in Chinese firms or MNCs, with state-of-the-art business and management knowledge that has immediate applications at work.

If you are a senior corporate leader, ready for challenge and on the move to the next level, then the HKUST IEMBA Program will be your best and ultimate choice.

M.Sc in Management:

Four specialized masters’ programs are offered by the School. They are the:
MSc in Economics
MSc in Financial Analysis, Investment Management
MSc in Information Systems Management
MS in Global Finance – in partnership with the NYU Stern School of Business

Ph.D in Management:

The PhD programs are designed to enable students to gain a deep knowledge of management in general, and courses with concentration in a specialized field, and to provide opportunities for the student to do original, fundamental research in his/her specialized field. Thus, the first two years of the programs will normally be devoted to coursework, leading to the major field examination and a research paper. After that, the student will begin to write the thesis.

Each doctoral student works with an academic advisor to design a program of study that reflects the student’s interests. Course work requirements depend on the background and areas of concentration of the student. The student must also pass a qualifying examination, then write and orally defend a thesis.
• Types of Programs
• Structure of the Programs
• Length of Program
• Student Advising – Early Student/Faculty Interaction
• Requirements
• Sample Course Schedule
• The Major Field Requirements for the PhD Programs

Campus:

Spread over 60 hectares in scenic Clear Water Bay, the HKUST campus is purpose-built to create the optimal learning experience. Indeed, at HKUST, you get the best of both worlds – the benefits of a full-scale university campus within a relaxing environment and Hong Kong’s cosmopolitan lifestyle less than 30 minutes away.
Living

Accommodation
There is a choice of accommodation between double-occupancy rooms (~HK$ 1,500 monthly) or single-occupancy rooms (~HK$ 2,000 monthly) in our postgraduate residential hall. All rooms are air-conditioned and have broadband access.
Married students looking for family accommodation may opt for apartments near the campus.

Amenities
HKUST has banks, a supermarket and a bookshop conveniently located on campus. A health center is available with both medical and dental clinics. There are also seven Asian and Western catering outlets.

Faculty:

HKUST Business School is home to both experienced academic scholars and bright young faculty. All hold PhDs from internationally-acclaimed universities and senior faculty members have gained extensive teaching experience at major business schools around the world.

http://www.bm.ust.hk/~ismt/staff/index.html

http://www.bm.ust.hk/mscism/faculty.html

http://www.bm.ust.hk/econ/staff/

http://www.bm.ust.hk/emba/about/about_05worldclassFaculty.html

Fees and Expenses:

Full-time MBA
The program fee for the Full-time MBA program intake 2008 is HKD320,000 (subject to final approval by the University). Program fee for both 12-month and 16-month program is the same since they both require 52 credits.

The program fee covers tuition, MBA Residential Program, textbooks for required cores, course materials, and some enrichment activities.

Upon offer acceptance, students are required to pay a deposit of HKD50,000 (USD 6,500). The rest of the program fee will be paid in two installments.
Estimate Expenses
The table below gives an estimate of how much you expect to spend when taking the HKUST MBA program over 12 months:

HKD USD (eqv)
MBA Tuition Fee (for 2008/09) $320,000 $41,000
Accommodation on Campus $ 36,000 $ 4,600
Books and Supplies $ 10,000 $ 1,300
Living Expenses $ 40,000 $ 5,100
Miscellaneous $ 24,000 $ 3,000
$430,000 $55,000

Part-time MBA
The program fee for the Part-time MBA and Dual Degree programs in intake 2008 are as follows: (subject to final approval by the University)
Part-time MBA HKD 234,000
Part-time MBA/MSc(ISM) dual degree HKD 290,000
Part-time MBA/MSc(FA) and MBA/MSc(IM) dual degree HKD 306,000
The program fee covers tuition, MBA Residential Program, textbooks for required cores and course materials.

International Executive MBA:
The total program fee for the sixth intake is HK$ 365,000**, which includes faculty teaching, textbooks and course materials, accommodation and meals during the 3 residential modules at the HKUST.

Participants have to bear expenses for other related accommodation, meals and transportation.

Ph.D in Management:
A non-refundable application fee of HK$150 (or an amount equivalent to US$20.00) is charged for each application for admission to the University, payable at the time the application form is submitted.
The tuition fee for full-time PhD students for the academic year 2006-2007 is HK$42,100* per annum. The fee may be paid in full at the beginning of the academic year, at program registration time or in two equal installments.

Placement and Recruiters:

The average annual base salary of those who reported salary information is approximately
HK$520,000 per annum. Significant increases were noted between 2006 and 2007 in Hong Kong and China salaries. The difference in salaries between 2006 and 2007 in the “Overseas” category is partly attributable to country-specific differences in each year.

Average Annual salary 2007 2006 2005
For class HK$521,272 HK$465,331 HK$413,500

Placement by Industry:

The largest single industry employment sector was finance (43%), with the balance of the class more or less evenly distributed between consulting, manufacturing, consumer, and technology & telecoms.

Finance – 42.9%

Consulting / – 14.3%
Professional
Services

Manufacturing – 14.3%
/ Industrial

Consumer / – 11.9%
Marketing

Technology / – 9.5%
Media /Telecom

Others – 7.1%

Ranking:

HKUST MBA ranks No.17 in the World in Financial Times Ranking 2008
HKUST MBA ranks No.47 in the World in Financial Times Ranking 2006
Kellogg-HKUST EMBA No.1 in the World!
HKUST MBA is again No. 1 in Asia and Australia in EIU Rankings!

Alumni:

There are over 3,200 alumni in over 30 countries. Our alumni are leaders in industries with diverse cultural backgrounds and business capacities. They represent middle to senior management executives with international mobility and entrepreneurial outlook, running their own business. Majority resides in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai and the Pearl River Delta region.

Most represented companies by our alumni, among others (in alphabetical order):

Cathay Pacific
China Light & Power
Citigroup
DBS
Deutsche Bank
Emerson
FedEx
Goldman Sachs Hang Seng Bank
Hewlett-Packard
HKSAR Government
HKUST
HSBC
IBM
JPMorgan Chase
KPMG Morgan Stanley
MTR
PCCW
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Standard Chartered
UBS
Wal-mart

For further details on Alumni visit this site

http://mbaalum.ust.hk

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HEC School of Management: Paris Profile – TenADay.co.in

September 26, 2008


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HEC School of Management: Paris

HEC School of Management has continually attracted a special kind of individual highly capable and talented, innovative, entrepreneurial, ambitious and open minded. HEC ‘s aim is to train the world leaders of tomorrow.
Academic contribution, teaching high quality business education and serving the economy and the business community by providing them with the talents they need are HEC ‘s major responsibilities.

World-class research – conducted by their faculty of over 100 full-time professors – has not only cemented their strong reputation, but will continue to serve as the driving force of their development. Through their expertise and consulting activities, their faculty members are sure to further augment the international standing of HEC.

HEC offers an outstanding academic and practical education, the opportunity for personal growth, state-of-the-art facilities for working with others in groups, the environment in which to learn, and the confidence to lead and make critical business decisions.

Programs offered:

1) Masters Degree in Management
2) Full time MBA
3) Part time MBA
4) PhD in Management
5) Executive MBA
6) Executive Education

Masters Degree in Management:

HEC’s ambition is to develop top international managers and to prepare them for the challenges of a steadily evolving, multi-cultural business world.
Our mission is to enable students to:
Acquire the knowledge and experience that recruiting companies expect of HEC graduates.
Enhance personal development by devising their own educational plans from the multitude of choices offered: a wide range of electives, a programme that alternates between the classroom and the work place, choice of a specialization, as well as the time spent abroad.
Develop analytical abilities enabling them to master new situations in a changing economic and business environment.
Develop aptitude to work in an international environment.
Learn to work in a team.

The two-year Master of Science in Management is comprised of core modules, electives in management and general culture, a managerial behavior seminar and language modules (MSc I); a specialization and an in-depth research project (MSc II). All core modules of MSc I are taught both in English and in French. The MSc II specializations are taught in French, although some courses are given in English.

http://www.hec.fr/hec/eng/ecole/msc/msc.html

Full time MBA:

At HEC, they believe that leadership can be taught. They demonstrate our commitment to leadership by offering a program structure that is dedicated to the principles and practice of leadership, and by exposing our participants to successful leaders, as well as ample opportunities to develop and exercise their own leadership style.
At the HEC MBA, they have expanded the definition of leadership to include a mix of Analytical, Critical, and Experiential skills, applicable to a variety of multicultural environments. By prioritizing personal and professional growth, as well as individual, interpersonal, and collective skills, the HEC MBA offers a new model of management education that places value on the core human competencies that are so critical in today’s corporate culture.

http://www.mba.hec.edu/mba/site/academics/program_structure.19.html

Part time MBA:

In response to growing demand for greater flexibility from our program candidates and corporate partners, HEC Paris has launched a Part-Time MBA Program. This option is custom made for managers between the ages of 25 and 35 who want to maintain professional activity while raising their careers to an international level.
Our new Part-Time MBA Program offers a flexible way to boost your leadership potential and career profile in a microcosm of the world, where differences and diversity are valued as core components of learning in business education. This experience will refine your talents, build your character, and render your future more successful and fulfilling.

As Valérie Gauthier; Associate Dean of the HEC MBA Program explains, “understanding the needs of companies and individuals is one of our core missions. Their ambition is to offer high-profile candidates, who want to keep their current jobs, a unique opportunity to boost their careers and personal lives in an international and multicultural environment.” The HEC Part-Time MBA is the ideal choice for determined managers with the courage to learn and the ambition to take on leadership responsibilities.

http://www.mba.hec.edu/mba/site/part-time_mba/flexible_program_options/flexible_program_options.648.html

PhD in Management:

The Ph.D. program is based on an integrated curriculum:
• It provides students with training in methodology and theoretical courses, which will be essential for their thesis,
• An opportunity to work as a research assistant,
• The possibility for them to join an international university for a semester or two.
It recruits students with a Master Degree.
During the first year, students follow a demanding and rigorous training program that prepares them for research. They choose one of HEC’s specializations and prepare their dissertation project.

Specializations:

Finance
Accounting, Management Control & Organization
Organization & Supply Chain Management
Marketing
Human Resources & Organization
Strategy & Management
The following three years are devoted to:
• Preparing the thesis : theory, model, methodology, research protocol ;
• Empirical work : data compilation, interviews, surveys, analyses and tests, observations ;
• Drafting the thesis ;
• Defending and discussing the Ph.D. dissertation (all dissertations are available at the library).

http://www.hec.fr/hec/eng/doctorat/admissions/index.html

Executive MBA:

At a key stage in your career, you want to develop your corporate vision and international leadership skills. The HEC Executive MBA is a multi-site degree program that is designed to meet the needs of busy professionals.
Created from a European perspective, the curriculum addresses the international business landscape and dynamics. Yet it also takes into consideration the market conditions of each learning location.
With three innovative and flexible formats, the program is offered in several locations, and in several languages:

* Paris, Nice, Beijing and St. Petersburg
* One-day-per-week, End-of-week or Modular formats
* Bilingual French/English, English only, English with simultaneous Chinese translation.

http://www.exedhec.fr/frontEN/static/mba

Executive Education:

HEC Executive Education offers 7 Executive Masters (in English and in French). These programs are recognized by the “Conférence des Grandes Ecoles” and graduates are Alumni of HEC and can become members of the HEC Alumni Association. This powerful network is open to all HEC graduates, (The “Grande Ecole” (MSc), the HEC Executive MBA and the HEC Full-Time MBA, HEC Masters & HEC Executive Masters degrees).
Consulting & Coaching for Change (in partnership with the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford), Finance Management, Business Unit Management, Corporate Finance, Management (Supply Chain Management & Sales Order Management), Human Resources Management, SI and New Technologies Management, Marketing and Business Development.

http://www.exedhec.fr/frontEN/static/prog_diplomants

Campus:

The HEC campus is a forum for intellectual exchange, which promotes an open attitude towards other people and cultures. The international encounter starts here…

a multi-media resource center with 60 000 books and 736 journals, CDs, PCs, etc.
70 classrooms seating 8/10, 15/25 or 30/50 people
7 open-access computer rooms, 1200 networked PCs throughout the campus.
a 1600 m² sports hall (tennis, basketball, hand-ball, volleyball, badminton and climbing wall).
8000 m² of outdoor fields with 2 soccer pitches (1 hard surface and 1 turf) and 1 rugby pitch, 1 athletics track.
2 business bookshops.
a spacious center on campus for students with children.

Faculty:

The consistency of HEC’s range of programs is derived from a common permanent faculty of more than 100 professors, along with 57 visiting professors and 450 adjunct lecturers.
HEC’s full-time faculty hold doctorates from the world’s leading research universities (including US. schools such as Michigan, Stanford, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, Cornell, MIT…). In the last five years, 40% of new faculty have been hired from abroad.
In addition to their teaching responsibilities, HEC’s faculty maintain a wide range of activities in areas such as publishing articles and books, carrying out research, organizing conferences and workshops, and engaging in consultancy (see Emerging Economies Newsletter), thus contributing to the advancement of business management knowledge.

http://www.hec.fr/hec/eng/professeurs_recherche/p_liste/index.php

Tuition fees and Expenses:

Before coming to France, students should ensure that they have sufficient funds to cover all fees and living expenses. The following sum is the estimated minimum cost that a student may expect to pay for one academic year at HEC School of Management Graduate program excluding ancillary expenses (e.g. travel, books, personal computer, etc.)

Tuition Fees 2007 – 2008 :

(payable in two instalments) € 12,000 for European Union citizens
€ 16,000 for non-European Union citizens
Rent: € 3,900 (€390 x 10 months)
Meals: € 3,000 (€10 x 300 days)
Compulsory Health Insurance: € 192 * (2007-2008)
Personal Civil Liability Assurance: € 150
Miscellaneous: € 858
ESTIMATED LIVING EXPENSES : € 8,100

Note that off campus rooms & board could be more expensive.
* EU students are exempted from this payment but must provide an E128 or the European Health Insurance card.
Placement and recruiters:

Placement statistics of the year 2006:
Average salary in France – 47 304 €
Average salary abroad – 69 046 €

% of students covering all employment sectors and bonuses

80 001 € 14,5 %

Some of the notable recruiters:

• ARKOPHARMA UK
• ARQUITES
• ARTHUR D.LITTLE
• BANK OF AMERICA
• COSMOSBAY VECTIS
• CREDIT AGRICOLE
• CREDIT SUISSE
• DALKIA
• DANONE FRANCE
• DELOITTE
• DEUTSCHE BANK AG
• ERNST & YOUNG
• ESPERIA
• EUROGROUP
• HERBERT SMITH LLP
• HORS MEDIA COM
• HSBC
• IBM EUROPE IMEA
• MORGAN STANLEY
• TNS SECODIP
• TORRES CHINA
• TOTAL S.A.
• UBS INVESTMENT BANK
• UNIBAIL MANAGEMENT

Ranking:

Financial Times 2008 #18
Financial Times 2007 #18
Financial Times 2006 #22
Financial Times 2005 #37
Financial Times 2004 #53

Notable Alumni:

Henri Proglio –CEO,Veolia Environnement
Henri Lachmann-CEO, Schneider Electric
Baudouin Prot –CEO,BNP Paribas
François-Henri Pinault-CEO, PPR
Pascal Lamy- Director-General of the World Trade Organization

Dominique Strauss-Kahn -Director-General of the International Monetary Fund
Michel Crozier- Sociologist
Pierre Brochand -Director of the DGSE

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Haas School of Business: University of California, Berkeley Profile – TenADay.co.in

September 26, 2008


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Haas School of Business: University of California, Berkeley

For over 100 years, the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, has offered a superb management education to outstanding men and women from around the world. The School is one of the world’s leading producers of new ideas and knowledge for all areas of business, and a launching point for many new businesses.

The Haas School is widely known for its diverse and talented faculty, staff, students and alumni. They have created an innovative academic culture that stresses cooperative teamwork, entrepreneurship, a global point of view, and an emphasis on new ideas and fresh perspectives. The school’s programs benefit significantly from the university’s practice of interdisciplinary research and teaching, and the school’s strong connections to nearby Silicon Valley.¬¬

Programs Offered:
1) Full-time MBA Program
2) Evening & Weekend MBA Program
3) Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program
4) Master’s in Financial Engineering Program
5) Ph.D. Program
6) Undergraduate Program
7) Non Degree programs

Full-time MBA Program:
21-month program. Offers an unsurpassed education in management fundamentals and leadership skills, as well as in-depth exposure to the latest business trends and ideas. Classes begin in August. Approximately 250 students per class.

Evening & Weekend MBA Program:
3-year part-time program that provides working professionals the same MBA degree as the full-time program. Evening and Saturday-only options. Weekend classes are held in Berkeley and Silicon Valley. Classes begin in August. Approx. 250 students per class.

Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA Program:
19-month program. Instruction is divided equally between Berkeley and Columbia faculty members in a unique bicoastal curriculum Two MBA degree. Classes begin May. 212 students enrolled.

Master’s in Financial Engineering Program :
Intensive one-year program that prepares quantitatively adept students for a growing niche of finance careers. Taught by finance faculty from the Haas School, UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, and UC Irvine’s School of Management. Features an innovative, 10-12 week internship program and applied finance project with major financial firms. Classes begin in April. 65 students enrolled annually.

Ph.D. Program:
Prepares students to evaluate and advance theory and knowledge through research into the disciplines underlying the practice of management and business. Graduates seek careers primarily as faculty members at leading universities. Classes begin in August. Total enrollment: 81.

Undergraduate Program:
A highly competitive, two-year program that awards a BS and accepts applications from both continuing UC Berkeley and transfer students. Students begin the program in their junior year. Consistently ranked among the top four in the nation. Total enrollment: 700.

Non-degree programs
Executive Development
Customized programs to meet strategic business objectives plus cutting-edge open enrollment courses. Taught by Haas School faculty at client sites and on UC Berkeley campus. Courses offered throughout the year. Over 3000 enrolled annually.

Pre-College Program (YEAH)
Young Entrepreneurs at Haas is a two year, pre-college academic outreach program designed to get 300-400 educationally disadvantaged youth in the East Bay excited about business and ready for college.

BASE Summer Program

Intensive six-week, summer program for 50-60 non-business students that teaches the fundamentals of business.

Fees and Expenses:
Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA program:
Fees for students entering in May 2007 were $135,000. Fees cover tuition, books, accommodations and some meals during residence periods and the International Seminar (with the exception of meals). Airfare is not included. Participants and/or their firms are billed in installments.

Evening & Weekend MBA Program:
$1,955 per unit (plus additional campus fees).
Students enrolled in Fall 2006 will pay approximately $15,698.50 for each of the first two semesters, if campus health insurance is waived.

Berkeley MBA:
The following financial aid costs are the projected costs for the nine-month academic year 2008-09. University fees are subject to change and you should expect them to rise each year of the MBA program.
CA RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
UC Registration Fees $29,303 $26,738
Non-Resident Tuition N/A $12,245
Health Insurance $1,754 $1,754
TOTAL FEES $31,057 $40,737
Rent & Utilities $10,240 $10,240
Food $5,130 $5,130
Transportation $2,680 $2,680
Personal $2,338 $2,338
TOTAL LIVING COSTS $20,388 $20,388
Books & Supplies $2,500 $2,500
TOTAL BUDGET $53,945 $63,625

• These figures cover the nine-month academic year (fall 2008-spring 2009). These costs are the official student budget used to calculate financial aid eligibility for US citizens and US permanent residents.
• The mandatory Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) may be waived upon submission of proof of a comparable health insurance policy. Waiver forms are available on the University Health Services (UHS) web page in PDF format. Waiver requests must be submitted by August 31st for entering students; by July 15th for continuing students.
• Room and board costs are on the conservative side and assume careful budgeting as well as sharing living quarters with at least one other person. Please be aware that your expenses may be higher depending on your personal lifestyle.
• This budget does not include items such as consumer (credit card) debt or automobile expenses. They recommend that you reduce these obligations before you enter school, as they cannot be considered in your financial aid budget under federal regulations. The budget does not include the nominal costs of the Haas Summer Workshops (Quantitative and Communication), as these are optional.

Undergraduate Program:
The program cost for BASE 2008 is $6,250.
This program fee covers:
All tuition costs
All books and readers
Access to Recreational Sports Facility (campus gym)

Optional Additional Housing Fee
BASE students have the option of residing in a campus dormitory within easy walking distance of the Haas School. Housing prices for 2008 are listed below.

Double occupancy $1,855 per person
Single occupancy $2,425 per person

The housing fee is in addition to the program fee.

Faculty:
Haas School faculty members are explorers and discoverers, seeking new ideas and insight at the frontiers of knowledge. Internationally recognized leaders in the study of the economic, social, political and technological forces shaping global markets today, they perform important interdisciplinary research with colleagues at Berkeley and at other top universities around the world.

Research at Haas is run through institutes and centers set up around various disciplines, functional areas, and multidisciplinary areas of study.

The world-class faculty members of the Berkeley MBA Program are committed to outstanding teaching and dedicated to seeking new knowledge, ideas, and practices for business. Internationally renowned as scholars, they are also active as business consultants and board members, and as high-level government appointees.

http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/faculty/dept.html

Campus:

The Haas School building, designed by the renowned architect Charles Moore, is a mini-campus of three connected buildings set around a central courtyard. The buildings were designed to create a sense of community by fostering business and educational interactions among students, faculty, staff, and visitors.
The complex features an ultramodern computer lab, a comprehensive career center, a café, and a large business and economics library. All parts of the building are wired for the 21st century. Classrooms, lecture halls, and seminar rooms throughout the school are equipped to receive video, audio, and electronic data, including wireless computer access.

An executive education and distance-learning classroom features four installed video cameras, and is equipped to webcast live. At library tables, classroom seats, and in lounges, students can connect laptop computers directly to the Haas server and the Internet.

Library:
Berkeley’s excellence is founded on its Library. From a collection of one thousand books in 1868—the year the University of California was established—the Library has grown into one of the world’s great research collections, with over ten million volumes. It is ranked as the top public research university library in the country.
From the elegant Morrison Library and the grand reading rooms in Doe, to busy Moffitt and the intimate scholarly communities fostered at the subject specialty libraries, the University Library is the intellectual commons of the Berkeley experience.

Ranking:
In the Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive survey, it was the #2 MBA program among recruiters from technology companies in 2003.

The Haas School jumped to #2, up from #5 last year, in the 2007 Wall Street Journal ranking of MBA programs.

The Haas School of Business was ranked the 7th best business school in the United States in the annual survey of American graduate schools by US News and World Report magazine in 2001.
Financial Times MBA Ranking
2006 #16
2007 #25
2008 #32

Placement and recruiters:
Top Hiring Companies
Abbott Laboratories
Apple
Bain & Company
Bank of America
Chevron
Citi
Deloitte
Google
McKinsey & Company
Yahoo!

Complete list of companies that either participated in on-campus recruiting and/or hired a Berkeley MBA during the 2006-2007 academic year.

http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/careercenter/corplinks.html

Class of 2007 Full Time MBA Program:

http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/careercenter/Haas_FTMBA_07_EmploymentRpt.pdf

Alumni:
More than 30,000 business school graduates are connected by a robust alumni network – including career resources, online communities, and local alumni chapters in major cities around the globe. “Being associated with Haas provides you with an invaluable network — it’s a wonderful resource for career advice, social interaction, and rewarding relationships,” says Tenny Frost, the Haas School’s executive director of Alumni Relations.

Notable Alumni:
• Rick Cronk, BS 65, Chairman and President, Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream (retired)
• Barbara Desoer, MBA 77, President, Consumer Products, Bank of America
• Stephanie DiMarco, BS 79, Chairman, Advent Software
• Noah Doyle, MBA 96, Co-founder of MyPoints (acquired by United Online)
• Tom Fanoe, MBA 69, President, Joe Boxer
• Donald Fisher, BS 50, Chairman & Founder, Gap Inc.
• Michael R. Gallagher, BS 67, MBA 68, CEO, Playtex Products
• Deborah E. Gallegos, MBA 95, CIO, City of New York
• John Garamendi, BS 66, Lieutenant Governor, State of California
• Barry Gilbert, MBA 77, CEO, Smith & Hawken
• Walter A. Haas, Jr., BS 37, President, CEO, and Chairman, Levi Strauss & Co.
• Walter A. Haas, Sr., BS 10, President and Chairman, Levi Strauss & Co.
• John Hanke, MBA 96, Founder and CEO of Keyhole, Inc., Co-creator and Product Director of Google Earth
• Allan Holt, MBA 76, Managing Director, Carlyle Group US Buyout
• Michael Homer, BS 81, Chairman and CEO, Kontiki
• N. W. Jasper, MBA 71, President and CEO, Dolby Laboratories
• Tom Kelley, MBA 83, General Manager, IDEO, and Author of The Art of Innovation
• Linda A. Lang, BS 80, Chairman and CEO, Jack in the Box, Inc.
• Allen J. Lauer, MBA 65, Chairman, Varian, Inc.

http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/groups/alumni/index.html

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Goizueta Business School: Emory University Profile – TenADay.co.in

September 26, 2008


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Goizueta Business School: Emory University

Goizueta Business School will be regarded as a thought leader, creating and disseminating knowledge at the cutting edge of management practice and developing principled leaders for global enterprise who drive performance and value creation.
In the current increasingly global business environment, people and their ability to reason, innovate and lead are an organization’s only real sustainable value. Leaders must also possess a strong sense of ethics as well as an awareness of how to approach business challenges across continents and cultures

At Goizueta, their unique approach to leadership development combines the study of business with the study of self. Their curriculum is designed to help students build those capabilities, and the size of their intimate community promotes an environment with opportunities to exercise leadership on a daily basis.

Students and faculty who have lived and worked all over the world come into their classrooms to share their experiences. Their faculty weaves global business practices into all coursework, adding a global perspective to each and every class. At Goizueta, we aim to develop principled leaders for global enterprise.

Programs Offered:
• Bachelor’s of Business Administration (BBA)
• Full-time Master’s of Business Administration (MBA)
• Evening MBA
• Executive MBA
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)


Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program:

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program is designed for undergraduate juniors and seniors who are interested in understanding the core areas of business. Building upon a liberal arts foundation, the program provides theoretical grounding as well as functional expertise that gives students the tools to engage in informed, innovative, and sound analysis. As one of the most highly regarded undergraduate business programs in the world, we are dedicated to training principled leaders who will have a meaningful impact within organizations and eventually, on society as a whole.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/undergra.html

Full-time Master’s of Business Administration (MBA):
Two-Year Full-Time MBA:
Rigorous and challenging, the comprehensive Two-Year Full-Time MBA provides a truly innovative approach – a flexible curriculum, a real-world summer internship and a variety of special programs to train you to become a well-rounded leader.
As a Goizueta MBA student, you will test your limits. You will break through the boundaries of your comfort zone and understand the value of intense learning first-hand as you further refine your skills as a leader. The best leaders learn by doing, observing, and working with others. At Goizueta, you will benefit from the teamwork and intellectual strength of your peers and faculty. Most importantly, you will have an opportunity to push yourself to truly achieve your potential.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/fulltimemba/two-year_overview.html

One-Year MBA program:
Goizueta is one of only a handful of business schools in the US that offers a One-Year MBA program in a full-time, three-semester, 12-month curriculum. Running from May to May each year, the One-Year MBA program starts with a week-long orientation experience which is required for all students.
During an intensive summer semester, you will complete an accelerated review of first-year core business courses. In the months that follow, you will spend the majority of your time with Two-Year Full-Time MBA students in elective courses that can be focused or broad in nature. Due to the length of this program, it is not possible to complete an internship; however, the one-year format provides full access to second-year electives, LEAD Week, Goizueta PLUS seminars, Goizueta Leadership Academies and other leadership opportunities.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/fulltimemba/one-year_overview.html

Evening MBA Program:
The Evening MBA Program at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School provides an unparalleled culture of leadership and success, and plenty of support to help you take your career to the next level. Based on program selectivity; quality of the program, and student feedback, BusinessWeek recently ranked Emory University’s Goizueta Business School as #2 among all Evening MBA programs in the nation and #1 in the Southeast.

From your first day at Goizueta, you will bring new methods to your professional environment, becoming more valuable to your employer. Designed for the working professional in Atlanta, our close-knit learning environment facilitates open interaction. You will learn not only from faculty members’ expertise, but also from the experiences of your fellow classmates. This immediate application of knowledge cements your learning and creates a measurable return on investment for both you and your employer.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/eveningmba/index.asp

Executive MBA:
The W. Cliff Oxford Executive MBA at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School truly reflects today’s business world: rigorous, diverse, and integrated. Gain an international perspective, enhance your ability to drive results in global business, and earn a globally recognized MBA—all without interrupting a successful career.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/emba/overview.html

PhD program:
Training the next generation of business academics is the mission of the Goizueta PhD program, designed for students whose future scholarship will influence the best business schools in the world. Their rigorous program offers the chance to work closely with faculty in an intimate academic setting, with access to their state-of-the-art resources and facilities.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/degree/phd/index.asp

Fees and Expenses:
One Year MBA Program:
Estimated One-Year Program Cost — Total Program
Tuition $ 58,590
Fees* $ 435
Living $ 25,324
Books $ 3,000
Health Insurance $ 2,456
Total Program Cost $ 89,805
* A one-time $100 Orientation fee will be due with admissions deposit.
Two Year MBA Program:
Estimated Two Year Program Cost — Per Year
Tuition $ 39,060
Fees* $ 394.80
Living $ 18,993.40
Books $ 2,000
Health Insurance $ 1,990.80
Annual Cost $ 62,439
Total Program Cost $ 124,878
* A one-time $100 Orientation fee will be due with admissions deposit.
Evening MBA Program Costs – September 2008
Tuition $7,500 per semester
Activity and athletic fees $275 per semester
Total tuition and fees $22,775 per year
Tuition cost shown is based on taking 2 courses per semester at three semesters per year. Taking an additional course during a semester costs an additional $3750. Total does not include the cost of textbooks and other expenses, estimated at $800 per year.

Executive MBA:
Term Tuition Due Date
Residency Option Non-Residency Option
Term 1 $19,200* $17,600* August 2008
Term 2 $19,200 $17,600 January 2009
Term 3 $19,200 $17,600 May 2009
Term 4 $19,200 $17,600 August 2009
Term 5 $19,200 $17,600 January 2010
Total Cost $96,000 $88,000
• Residency Option includes: Tuition, books, materials, parking at the Emory Conference Center, shuttle service, meals (except Wednesday evening), lodging during all residencies, technical support during the program. This option DOES NOT include air travel costs to or from Atlanta for residencies or air travel cost for the international colloquium. Fees are also not included in the amount.
• Non-residency Option includes: Tuition, books, materials, breakfast and lunch, technical support during the program. This option DOES NOT include air travel costs to or from Atlanta for residencies or air travel cost for the international colloquium. Fees are also not included in the amount.
* There is a required and non-refundable $1,000 tuition deposit that will be applied to your first semester’s tuition.
Faculty:
Goizueta faculty members are thought leaders who share their knowledge, extensive business acumen, industry insights, and expert points of view in a rigorous academic environment. They publish in the top journals, have taught at the finest MBA programs around the world and earned their graduate degrees from the most prestigious universities. As a result, they bring both rich intellectual depth as well as highly pragmatic methodologies to the courses they teach.
A distinctive feature of Goizueta is that students get to know their professors personally. For most students, faculty becomes mentors and friends who continue to add insights and lifelong professional value that extends far beyond the classroom.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/faculty/faculty_profiles.html

Campus:

Emory Village
Adjacent to the university campus, Emory village is a small shopping district with a variety of eateries, shops, and a few service businesses frequented by area residents and the University community. The village is located below Emory’s main entrance at the intersection of N. Decatur and Oxford roads.

Clifton Corridor
Emory University is positioned along the Clifton Corridor, known nationwide as one of the leading health care research centers in the Southeast. With neighbors such as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the national headquarters of the American Cancer Society, Emory Medical School, the Rollins School of Public Health and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the university’s location puts it within walking distance of many of the region’s leading health research institutions.

Library:
Emory University – Candler Library

The Goizueta Business Library at Emory University is affiliated with the Goizueta Business School and with the Emory University Libraries. The Business Library provides virtual and physical access to the information needed to support the rigorous demands of a top-tier business school. In addition to housing a comprehensive print collection, the Business Library offers a wealth of online information. The Business Library occupies a modern, open area within the University’s Robert W. Woodruff Library. There is ample space for group work or individual quiet study, with Ethernet and wireless laptop connections available. Additionally, remote access to the Library’s databases delivers research tools to the user’s desktop 24 hours a day. An experienced staff of business librarians provides research training, individual consultations, and email reference assistance to help the Goizueta Business School community make the most effective use of library resources.

Nestled in the historic Druid Hills neighborhood, Goizueta and Emory University’s surrounding campus boasts tree-lined, winding roads, fine homes and quaint shops and pubs. At Goizueta you will enjoy all of the conveniences of a college town, including an abundance of housing communities, restaurants, theatre and entertainment options, coffee houses, bookstores and beautiful parks.
Ranking:
Goizueta Business School’s Undergraduate Program Ranks Number 5 in Business Week 2007.
Business Week 2007 ranks Emory’s Executive MBA Program 7 Worldwide.

Financial Times MBA rankings 2008 #26
Financial Times MBA rankings 2007 #33
Financial Times MBA rankings 2006 #42

Goizueta Business School Ranks #18 in U.S. News & World Report 2006.
Goizueta Business School Ranks #23 in Business Week’s 2006 Ranking of MBA Programs.

Placement and Recruiters:
Top Recruiting companies 2006-07:
AIG Home Depot, The
A.T. Kearney IBM
Bain & Company inCode Wireless
Bank of America ING
BearingPoint JPMorgan
BellSouth KPMG
CIBA Vision Manheim
Citigroup McKinsey & Company
Credit Suisse Merrill Lynch
Deloitte. PricewaterhouseCoopers
Delta Air Lines RBC Capital Markets
Duff & Phelps ScottMadden
Ernst & Young Wachovia

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/careermanagement/Recruit/documents/recruiters_guide.pdf

Alumni:
Goizueta alumni have access to a variety of benefits that help you stay in touch with your fellow classmates and the School.
• Email for Life
As an alum, your Goizueta email account will remain active for the rest of your life, providing that you log in to your account once a quarter.
• Alumni Directory
Reconnect with old friends and classmates using Goizueta Net, their online alumni database.
• Clubs & Organizations
Getting involved with the various Goizueta groups around the country is a great way to stay in touch with old friends and meet new contacts.
• Events
Join us for an alumni event – either on campus or around the country.

http://www.goizueta.emory.edu/alumni/index.asp

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ESADE Business School Profile – TenADay.co.in

September 26, 2008

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ESADE Business School


ESADE, founded in 1958, is an institution whose main activities of education, research and social debate take place on three campuses: Barcelona, Madrid and Buenos Aires.
ESADE aims to educate individuals with a high level of professional competence, aware of their responsibilities as national and global citizens, sensitive to issues of solidarity and social justice and able to engage in collective projects. To that end ESADE is involved in promoting ‘human qualities’: a combination of knowledge, judgment, balance and depth that generates confident, consistent, reliable citizens capable of living fundamental values.
Being part of a university institution such as ESADE should involve an attitude of commitment to its Mission: a commitment that is expressed in the values governing their daily coexistence and academic activity. Those who share these values make up their community.

Programs offered:
1) MBA Programmes
2) Executive Education
3) Executive Masters
4) MSc in Management
5) PhD in Management

MBA Programmes:
Full Time MBA Programme:
The Full Time MBA programs focus on a broad international approach to train managers, enabling you to manage complex business situations in all kinds of organizations. Their programs place a strong emphasis on enriching managerial skills and a clearly international outlook; you’ll develop strong decision-making skills, an excellent capacity for teamwork and a global perspective. You will come away with a fundamental set of values and a deep sense of social responsibility.
The ESADE MBA is designed so that you can develop management know-how as well as those managerial skills that will be most useful to you in the future. From the very first day, you meet your career advisors and coaches to create a plan based on personal and professional objectives.
The Full-Time MBA reveals business realities in a very practical way. Only a multidisciplinary approach (as opposed to traditional teaching in compartmentalized subjects) can reflect the real business world. The programme is structured in 5 stages and combines core courses with electives, thus ensuring the MBA meets the individual needs of each student.

http://portal.esade.edu/bs/mba/18month_mba/programa/curriculum?lang=ENG


Part Time MBA Programme:

The Part Time MBA programme is a decisive step forward in a student’s career, posing new challenges and opening up exciting opportunities.
The Part Time MBA spurs students’ personal development and careers. It also provides management training that gives a global, integrated vision of companies and fosters new business initiatives. One of the features of the programme is the way each student sets his own objectives and limits.
The Part Time MBA is a programme that strikes the right balance between theory and practice, and reflects the complexity of modern management. A multidisciplinary approach is adopted and covers all the functional areas found in companies. The specific training needs of each student are covered at the specialization stage, with over 100 elective courses to choose from.

http://portal.esade.edu/bs/mba/part_time_mba/programa/curriculum?lang=ENG


One Year MBA Programme:

The ESADE MBA offers to participants with significant work experience, undergraduate degree in Business or Economics, or degree in Engineering combined with business experience, an accelerated management programme. With an emphasis on team work, the One Year MBA takes students through each step of the business cycle while using innovation, strategy and entrepreneurial thinking as a tool for competitive advantage.
The One Year MBA consists of 12 intensive months divided in 5 terms with continuous Spanish language training. The LEAD programme delivers a personalized session to outline your professional skills development plan according to your objectives.

http://portal.esade.edu/bs/mba/one_year_mba/programa/curriculum?lang=ENG

Executive Education:
Global Executive MBA Program:
The Georgetown-ESADE Global Executive MBA program mirrors the complexity of the global business environment by integrating and packaging multi-disciplinary information within modules; incorporating participants’ diversity of experience into classroom discussions; using residencies as opportunities to extend and apply new skills and capabilities; and incorporating international perspectives in every aspect of the program.

http://www.globalexecmba.com/courseStructure.html

Executive MBA:
The knowledge and practical experience gained on the Executive MBA program enhance your value to the company and its clients, allowing you to take on the challenges and responsibilities found in senior management.
The Executive MBA helps develop key abilities – leadership, communication, creativity, enhanced management style, intellectual rigor, and motivation of staff.
The program comprises five stages, avoiding the traditional approach based on “courses” and “management functions”. Instead, an integrated approach is used to tackle problems and the most suitable choices made in the light of the company’s circumstances.
The business world is a complex one, hence the need for various perspectives when seeking solutions. They strike the right balance between techniques and disciplines, and the practical application of concepts. Each stage of the program includes intensive week to cover a key management and personal development theme. Three of these are held outside ESADE. Two of them are study tours at top business schools in the USA and UK. The third week is dedicated to Outdoor Training activities.

http://www.esade.edu/exed/executive_mba/programa_emba/curriculum?lang=ENG

Open Programs:

http://www.esade.edu/exed/programas_abiertos/direccion_general

Custom Programs:
Standard programs cannot always fulfill training requirements. And companies are sometimes faced with the challenge of training not just a few individuals but entire teams. The situation can be further complicated when both these circumstances occur simultaneously.
ESADE Business School Executive Education offers organizations two comprehensive solutions to resolve this problem. Leadership Development Programs (LDP) are totally personalized, designed, and executed in close collaboration with the company and oriented toward building skills. In-Company Training (ICT), are programs with a company-focused approach, primarily centered on building knowledge specific to the organization.
Their main objective is to develop long-term relationships with organizations. To this end, ESADE Executive Education does not simply provide services and information, but works as a partner, advising companies on how to meet their training needs within their business environment and based on the organization’s global vision.

http://www.esade.edu/exed/programas_a_medida

Executive Masters Programs:
The programme is a major intellectual challenge and has been drawn up by the renowned ESADE Business School. Their aim is to enhance programme participants’ skills, and furnish students with the cutting edge techniques, tools and knowledge needed today in the marketing field. ESADE’s highly qualified faculty team are a key factor in ensuring that the programme gives a strong boost to participants’ careers. Accepting this challenge means embarking on personal and professional growth and rising to new life challenges.

Masters in Sales and Marketing and Management:

http://www.esade.edu/bs/executive_masters/marketing_comercial/programa?lang=ENG

Masters in Operations Management:

http://www.esade.edu/bs/executive_masters/direccion_operaciones/programa?lang=ENG

Masters in Financial Management:

http://www.esade.edu/bs/executive_masters/economico_financiera/programa?lang=ENG

Executive Masters in Marketing:
You are a marketing manager or a sales manager with ample years of work experience; you graduated some years ago and you think the time has come to fast-forward your competences and skills. Too busy accumulating significant experience in managing marketing and sales activities, you did not have the time to critically reflect on your experience and to compare it with that of others.

However, you believe that market orientation is a must for any company, and that sound knowledge is the pillar on which to build a successful career. You have drive, you have ambition, you have already developed a successful career, but now you want to make a leap forward. The executive master in marketing & sales (emms) is ideal for energetic, forward-looking young executives who want to reach out and acquire a global mindset.

http://www.esade.edu/bs/executive_masters/emms/emms_programa?lang=ENG

MSc in Management:
International Management:

http://www.esade.edu/management/mim?lang=ENG

Marketing Management:

http://www.esade.edu/management/mktg?lang=ENG

Finance:

http://www.esade.edu/management/mfin?lang=ENG

Master of Research:

http://www.esade.edu/management/mres?lang=ENG

PhD in Management:
ESADE offers a PhD degree for students seeking academic careers in management and specializing fields of study consonant with ESADE research lines. The programme provides rigorous training in research skills and methodology, enabling their graduates to become leaders in management research and education in their respective fields. Faculty members and students work closely together in order to facilitate the publication of their work in leading journals, and thus enhancing students’ opportunities in the competitive international market for academic staff.
On average, 10 students a year are admitted. The number of doctoral places available in each department varies with the number of doctoral thesis successfully defended in the previous year.

http://www.esade.edu/web/programs/management/phd

Fees and Expenses:
Cost of the 18-month MBA:
The fees for the 18-Month MBA programme for the 2008/09 course amount to €57,000. This includes: tuition; Outdoor Programme; teaching material (no text books); compulsory language courses; and fees for obtaining a student residence permit, and housing agency services contracted by ESADE.

The programme fees are paid as follows:

First instalment: €6,500 (to be paid on acceptance)
Second instalment: €22,000 (payable by September 2008)
Third instalment: €28,500 (payable by September 2009)

Fees for the Part Time MBA
The fees for the Part Time MBA programme amount to 48,000 eur. This includes: tuition; Outdoor Programme (excluding travel); teaching material; transport to and from the hotel; and meals included in the elective international seminar.
1) First year (September 08-June 09): 24,000 eur
2) Second year (September 09-June 10): 24,000 eur
The fee covering the first year must be paid before beginning the MBA. The fees for the second year must be paid before beginning the corresponding part of the programme. The acceptance letter to successful candidates will be accompanied by matriculation instructions. Your place in the programme can be reserved by depositing 25% of the first year’s fees.

Cost of the One Year MBA
The fees for the One Year MBA programme for the 2009/2010 (the programme starts on May 2009)course amount to 47,500 eur. This includes: tuition; Outdoor Programme; teaching material (no text books); compulsory language courses; and fees for obtaining a student residence permit, and housing agency services contracted by ESADE.

Executive MBA:
The program fees amount to 53,800 Eur. and include: tuition; Outdoor program (which will be carried out during one of the intensive weeks – note this does not include travel); teaching material; hotel; and activities programmed for the three intensive weeks abroad.
1) Fee from January 2009 to December 2009: 25,824 Eur.
2) Fee from January 2009 to July 2009: 21,520 Eur.
The fee covering the first period (January – December) must be paid before beginning the MBA. The fee covering the second period (January – July) must be paid before beginning this part of the program.

Candidates who have been admitted must reserve their place by paying a deposit of 6,456 Eur (25% of the cost of the first year).
Fees for the Executive Master programme
The total fee for the Executive Master programme in 2008/09 is 24,500. This fee includes tuition, the outdoor programme (excluding travelling expenses), academic materials, transport to and from the hotel, and meals forming part of the programme for the optional international seminar. The letter to candidates notifying them of their admission to the programme is accompanied by instructions covering the steps required to complete registration.
Admitted candidates must reserve their place on the programme by paying a deposit amounting to 25% of the programme fees. The amount must be paid before beginning the Executive Master programme.
PhD in Management Sciences (2009-2011) = €10,500 /year
Total cost of the programme: €31,500
Room and/or Board: $4,500
Essential Daily Living Expenses: $2,200 Miscellaneous: $1,000

Faculty:
ESADE’s faculty is the key to its success. As renowned experts in their respective fields, their faculty members are in close contact with the business world. With solid professional experience and intense activity in research and consulting, ESADE professors take a global approach toward shaping today’s and tomorrow’s management practices and toward training today’s leaders and the leaders of the future.

http://www.esade.es/web/faculty_research/faculty/departments?lang=ENG

Campus:
ESADE has grown in capacity and educational offerings, in initiatives and research projects, as well as in human resources and potential. This intense development has led, over the years, to an expansion of its facilities, which today cover 33,462 m2, distributed between its Madrid and Barcelona locations, equipped with the most advanced services and resources, both human as well as technical.
ESADE is currently engaged in one of its most ambitious projects: the creation of ESADE-Creapolis, a new campus situated in Sant Cugat del Vallès, a town very close to Barcelona. The new campus combines the concepts of ‘technology park’ and ‘science park.

Library:
The Library, together with the European Documentation Centre and the Business Information Centre, forms part of ESADE’s Information and Knowledge Service.
Its mission is to support learning, teaching, research and continuous training in the ESADE community by acquiring and managing the most appropriate resources and information sources and providing them to faculty and students.
The Library specialises in management and law but also houses extensive collections on related topics such as economics, business, sociology, political science and international relations.
The Library receives the official publications of the European Union (at ESADE’s European Documentation Centre), the OECD, the ILO and the World Bank.

Ranking:
Financial Times, (May 14 2007)
ESADE, 28th best business school worldwide and 10th in Europe in Executive Education.

MBA Ranking:
Financial Times 2008: #21
Financial Times 2007: #24
Financial Times 2006: #27

The Wall Street Journal – September 2007- Ranked 1st business school worldwide.
Beyond Grey Pinstripes – October 2005- 2nd worldwide.

Placement and Recruiters:

http://itemsweb.esade.edu/webbs/imagenes/brochures/recruiter_report_2007.pdf

Alumni:
Alumni Association Objectives
Contributing to the improvement of alumni professional skills
Favoring social relationships and cooperation among members
Orienting members in the development of their careers
Establishing relations with similar associations
Fomenting close collaboration with ESADE, and endowing its degrees and diplomas with prestige

http://www.esadealumni.net/

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