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Ross School of Business: University of Michigan Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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Ross School of Business: University of Michigan

Their strategy of “Leading in Thought and Action” requires bridging of the academic world and practice in leading companies worldwide. The primary motivation in this is to provide the best possible learning experience for their students and, in turn, serve organizations by developing leadership talent. However, their signature action-based learning programs with companies also deliver benefits in the near term as their students develop implementable recommendations that address key organizational issues.


Programs offered:

1) BBA
2) Full Time MBA
3) Evening MBA
4) Executive MBA
5) Global MBA
6) Master of Accounting
7) Master of Supply Chain Management
8 ) PhD Program
9) Executive Education

BBA:

Michigan’s 3-year BBA Program
Students apply to the BBA Program during their freshman year of college and begin the BBA Program as a sophomore. There is also an opportunity to apply as a high school senior through the Preferred Admission process. No matter when a student enters the program, the Michigan BBA combines the best of a liberal arts and business education.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/BBA/

Full Time MBA:

The Ross MBA curriculum prepares you to lead by offering a combination of rigorous fundamentals, practical experience, and the freedom to explore. Their goal is to provide an educational experience that is not just first-rate, but transformational. They want you to leave with broader aspirations, the tools to achieve them, and the confidence to pursue them.

Ross MBA students are exposed to cutting-edge thought and its applications, both in and out of the classroom, through a range of focused learning opportunities available through the school’s leading institutes and centers. The very opposite of ivory towers, these centers and institutes are committed to practice, experience, and hands-on learning.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/Mba/

Evening MBA:

The Evening MBA Program provides a rich curriculum in a flexible format to accommodate working individuals. Whether you are looking to advance with your current employer, planning to switch careers, or looking to make a change to another geographic location, a Ross MBA will get you there.

Classes are now being offered at three campuses to make commuting as convenient as possible. Courses are available at different times on the three campuses, and Evening MBAs may also take classes during the day in Ann Arbor with their peers in the Full-time MBA Program. Although some evening students earn their degree in less than three years, students typically take between three and four years to complete the program.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Academics/EveningMBA/

Executive MBA:

True business success depends on key leaders having the strategic skills and vision necessary to attain organizational and personal goals. The Executive MBA (EMBA) Program at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business provides executives with the necessary tools and perspectives to lead their organizations into the future. The program’s highly applied curriculum is built around a unique blend of analytical foundations, solution-based courses and action learning opportunities:

• Its intense focus on leadership emphasizes the development of leaders capable of solving real-world business challenges.

• Its results-oriented curriculum promotes learning and collaboration across disciplinary boundaries with outstanding peers and faculty.

• Its once-a-month format also allows busy executives to balance the pursuit of an MBA with commitments at work and at home.
With over 75 years of experience in advanced business education, the Ross School of Business is consistently recognized as one of the world’s premier business schools and an unparalleled development partner when it comes to business leadership.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/Emba/

Global MBA:

The Ross Global MBA is designed to offer companies an opportunity to educate the managers targeted to lead their company into the future. At Ross, they clearly understand the educational needs of companies and their experienced managers. In addition to a solid MBA curriculum, managers expect diverse opportunities and best-of-class training in all disciplines — from finance and marketing, to corporate strategy and entrepreneurial studies. They expect to have the opportunity to develop a personal network with elite managers from major international firms as well as with the Ross faculty. Likewise, they expect to be exposed to global perspectives and trends shared by both the faculty and classmates.

The Global MBA Program is carefully designed to meet these expectations by offering a balance of core skills, intellectual capital, and action-based learning to those managers who have won the support of their company.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Academics/Gmba/

Master of Accounting (MAcc):

The Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan has earned accolades for its unsurpassed innovation. Drawing on this long tradition of academic excellence, Ross is proud to offer a ten-month Master of Accounting (MAcc) program. In the forefront of accounting education, the Ross MAcc starts with superb academics across the board, drawing on a long tradition of building faculty excellence in every business function, not just accounting. Integration with every core business discipline is a defining characteristic of the Ross MAcc.

The MAcc Program builds upon that heritage and provides the necessary tools and experiences a student will need to compete in tomorrow’s profession and to support a lifelong career. For you, this means an opportunity to be associated with Michigan’s Ross School of Business, widely known for its tradition of excellence, through a program designed to meet exacting standards and your professional aspirations.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/Macc/

Master of Supply Chain Management:

Companies are increasingly looking for innovative leaders with the vision and skill to
manage their supply chains.
The global supply chain is as much about moving information and services as it is
about moving goods. Moving customer account data from Mumbai to New York requires
as much competent supply chain management as does moving microprocessors from
Phoenix to Berlin. The supply chain embraces the entire life cycle of goods and services.

It touches every function of global commerce. Business leaders view it as the central
nervous system of the world economy.
Supply chain management encompasses marketing, sourcing, manufacturing, logistics,
inventory management, and information technology and customer relations. It’s about the
people, processes and technology that propel products through the global economy. No
wonder supply chain management has become a key component of business strategy.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/MSCM/WhySupplyChain.htm

PhD Program:

Their Ph.D. Program accomplishes its goal of educating students for academic research careers in the field of business—typically as faculty in leading business schools—through coursework and directed research.
In keeping with the school’s overall core values and strategy, the Doctoral Program has its foundation in:

• The generation of broad-based intellectual capital with impact
• Innovative educational experiences
• Co-creation opportunities with students as active participants
• Connecting theory and practice with action-based learning

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Academics/Phd/About/ProgramStructure.htm

Executive Education:

Michigan Executive Education offers a comprehensive management development program to accelerate the growth of key executives and prepare them for leadership positions. Business Acumen for High-Potential Leaders offers a unique opportunity to acquire the business acumen skill set and gain an enterprise-wide perspective on the competitive challenges of today’s business environment.

High-potential leaders have already displayed an aptitude for business, but their business knowledge may be incomplete or lacking the connections across functions. They have successfully demonstrated leadership qualities, but have not yet developed the management skills to lead a larger, more diverse operation. And they have participated in planning activities, but not as the visionary leader who is expected to guide the future direction of the firm.

http://execed.bus.umich.edu/CentersOfExcellence/Products/Search_Programs.aspx


Fees and Expenses:

MBA – Tuition and Costs

Resident Non-Resident
Tuition & Fees $ 40,439 $ 45,439
Books (includes first year computer expense) $ 4,160 $ 4,160
Housing ($1,002 rent/month + $413 food/month) $ 11,320 $ 11,320
Loan Fees (Federal) $ 184 $ 184
Personal Expenses (includes health care costs) $ 4,042 $ 4,042

TOTAL 2008-2009 Estimated Cost of Attendance $ 60,145 $ 65,145
Please Note: Actual tuition rates set annually in June

Evening MBA – Tuition and Costs

Resident/Non-Resident
Tuition & Fees (based on 6.0 credits per semester) $16,339
Books $ 756
Computer (first year only) $2,444
Housing ($1,002 rent/month + $413 food/month) $11,320
Loan Fees (Federal) $184

Personal Expenses (includes health care costs) $4,042

TOTAL 2008-2009 Estimated Cost of Attendance $35,085
Evening students are charged tuition & fees by the University. Other budget items are listed for federal aid purposes, and are not direct charges to the student.
Tuition and fee example above is based on taking 6 credit hours per term
First credit hour is $1,500 and each additional credit hour is $1,315

MAcc – Tuition and Costs

Fall/Winter Spring Sub-total
Tuition & Fees $ 40,439 (resident)
$ 45,439 (non-resident) N/A $40,439
$45,439
Books (includes computer expense) $ 4,160 $ 418 $ 4,578
Housing ($1,002 rent/month + $413 food/month) $ 11,320 $2,830 $14,150
Loan Fees (Federal) $ 184 $ 47 $ 231
Personal Expenses (includes health care costs) $ 4,042 $1,010 $ 5,052

TOTAL 2008-2009 Estimated (10 Month) Cost of Attendance $64,450 resident
$69,450 non-resident

Master of Supply Chain Management – Tuition and Costs

Resident Non-Resident
Tuition & Fees $ 41,445 $ 46,445
Books and Supplies $ 1,622 $ 1,622
Housing ($1,002 rent/month + $413 food/month) $ 11,320 $ 11,320
Loan Fees (Federal) $ 184 $ 184
Personal Expenses (includes health care costs) $ 4,042 $ 4,042
Computer $ 2,444 $ 2,444
TOTAL Estimated Cost of Attendance
Winter 2008-Fall 2009 $ 61,057 $ 66,057

BBA – Tuition and Costs

Resident Non-Resident
Tuition & Fees $13,295 $35,909
Books $ 1,048 $ 1,048
Housing $ 8,518 $ 8,518
Personal Expenses $ 2,054 $ 2,054
Total 2008-2009 Estimated Cost of Attendance $ 24,915 $47,529

Applying for Financial Aid at the University

Financial Aid for BBA students is provided through the University of Michigan Office of Financial Aid. Inquiries regarding the financial aid application process should be made directly to:

Faculty:

http://www.bus.umich.edu/FacultyBios/

Campus:

Classrooms:

The Business School has 13 classrooms with standardized equipment, an innovative e-Classroom, and a fully equipped distance learning center for video-conferencing. The classrooms are all equipped with a permanent PC computer at the instructor’s desk, digital video projector, VCR, document camera, ceiling mounted stereo speakers, wireless mouse and audio/video controls.

Labs:

A state-of-the-art instructional lab facility, classrooms with a networked, projected computer with Internet access, a mobile computing infrastructure for student laptops, and a multimedia video editing lab facilitate teaching and learning through technology.
Their Distance Learning Center provides facilities for video conferencing on the fourth floor of the Kresge Library, room K4354 and seats 40 people.

Network:

The Business School has one of the largest wireless networks on the campus of the University of Michigan which provides their student, faculty and staff with wireless Internet access throughout their buildings.

Library:

The Kresge Business Administration Library is one of the largest business libraries in the nation. Its collection includes 150,000 volumes, over 5,000 journals in print and electronic formats, and over 75 electronic databases. Students at the Ross School of Business also have access to the resources from Michigan’s University Library, one of the greatest libraries in the world.

Housing:

Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan represent the dynamic new model of collaborative innovation and emerging technology that is driving the global economic community. Ranked 6th in the United States for ‘best places to live, Sperling Best Places, 2005*, you will enjoy Ann Arbor’s innovative thinking, entrepreneurial savvy and cultural diversity during your two years at Ross.
Their U-Housing website will help you with information about on- and off-campus housing in the greater Ann Arbor area.

Sports and Entertainment:

Welcome to the home of the Michigan Wolverines! While there is much to do in Ann Arbor, Michigan Football is a central fixture each fall. Get involved in school spirit by attending football games and other sporting events. You can be active in athletics on a more personal level as well through Intramural Sports. Go Blue!

Ranking:

Business Week MBA
2004 #6
2005 #5

Wall Street Journal MBA 2007 #7

Financial Times MBA
2006 #14
2007 #19
2008 #27

Placement and Recruiters:

Top Hiring Companies:

Microsoft Corporation, McKinsey & Company , The Boston Consulting Group, Deloitte Consulting , Amazon.com , Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., Citi, Lehman Brothers Inc. , A.T. Kearney, American Express Company, Bain & Company, Inc., Dell, Inc. , Diamond Management & Technology Consultants , UBS AG , Johnson & Johnson , Morgan Stanley , General Electric Company , JPMorgan Chase & Co. , The Clorox Company

http://www.bus.umich.edu/EmploymentProfile/EmploymentOverview.htm

Placement Profile 2007:

• 292 companies recruited on campus at Ross last year
• More than 7,400 MBA interviews were conducted in 2006–2007
• Companies posted 5,054 jobs on their website with more than 60 percent open to highly experienced Ross alumni
• More than 600 companies have sponsored 1,180 Multidisciplinary Action Projects (MAP), with student teams producing innovative business solutions since 1992

http://www.bus.umich.edu/pdf/EmploymentProfile2007.pdf

Alumni:

Their alumni career services website provides the tools, resources and network to help you make good decisions related to your career and execute effective career searches. Wherever you are in the career search process, this website can help with any of the following situations:

• Planning a career switch in the coming year
• Currently in the process of a career switch
• Happy in your current role but interested in staying current

http://www.bus.umich.edu/AlumniCommunity/

Notable Alumni:

• Craig Wolfe Branigan (BUS: MBA 1974) President and CEO Young & Rubicam
• Roger Phelps Craton (BUS: MBA 1961), CFO Young & Rubicam
• John Kim (BUS: BBA 1983) – Prudential Retirement President.
• Bruce Koepfgen (BUS: BBA 1974), CEO, Oppenheimer Capital
• David Love (BUS: BBA 1967), President, Monmouth Capital Management
• Dr. Wesley G. McCain (BUS: BBA 1963), Chairman, Towneley Capital Management.
• Jerry Gooding (BUS: BBA 1950), Chairman, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM)
• Edward Hamway (BUS: MBA 1967), CRO (emeritus) IBJ Schroder Bank & Trust.
• D. Densmore Hart (BUS: MBA 1959) Chairman, Bank of Kansas
• Robert Allen Center (BUS: MBA 1972), Vice Chairman, Ernst & Young
• Lionel Endsley (BUS: BBA 1965), Managing Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
• John Fox (BUS: MBA 1967) – Retired Vice Chairman and Global Director Deloitte Consulting
• John Everett Kerr (BUS: BBA 1962, MBA 1963), President and CEO (emeritus) Volkswagen
• David Knoll (BUS: MBA 1967), President, Sunoco Incorporated
• Don R. Leclair (BUS: MBA 1976) – Group Vice President and CFO, Ford Motor Company.

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NUS Business School: Singapore Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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NUS Business School: Singapore


They seek to be a leading global business school recognised for excellence in education and research. Additionally, they will become the most highly recognised business school throughout Asia within the decade.
To educate business leaders and advance knowledge to promote the progress of global business and society.

They aim to:

• Ensure quality and impact of our research and teaching for the business community
• Integrate the best of Asian business practices with those found elsewhere
• Promote strong linkages with alumni, industry and the business community
• Promote the spirit of enterprise and innovation in everything they do

Programs offered:

1) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
2) Concurrent Master of Science (Management) Program
3) Double Degree in Business
4) Major in Management Programme
5) MBA
6) IMBA
7) Executive MBA
8) PhD

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

NUS Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), the leadership and management talent programme, aims to prepare students to take on the challenges of the global marketplace. they provide an exceptionally stimulating and collaborative environment where students can learn, grow, excel and build lifelong relationships. Students can choose from a wide range of Specialisations, Minors and Majors, Double Degrees and Dual Master’s.

http://bba.nus.edu/

Concurrent Master of Science (Management) Program

The NUS Master of Science (Management), MSc(Mgt), consisting of 20 management and leadership modules drawn from the BBA, MBA & PhD curricula, is only available as a concurrent program for eligible current NUS undergraduates. Students may gain this additional master’s degree generally with about one extra year’s coursework study and no research requirement.

http://mscmgt.nus.edu/aboutmsc.htm

Double Degree in Business

NUS’ Business programme prepares students for managerial leadership in the global economy. Its broad-based curriculum benefits from the comprehensive academic breadth and intellectual intensity of their national university. Articulate students that embrace technology will find good fit in this CNM and Business double degree programme that promises to nurture an attractive breed of media-savvy business professionals.

The double degree program (DDP) offers three choices for students:
1. BBA(Hons)/BSocSci(Hons) – a double honours degree programme
2. BBA(Hons)/BA – a single honours double degree programme
3. BSocSci(Hons)/BBA – a single honours double degree programme

http://www.nus.edu.sg/prog/bizcnm/

Major in Management Programme

The Business School offers the Major in Management Programme (“Mgt Major”), a Double (second) Major as part of NUS’ Special Undergraduate Programmes, for students from all other faculties and schools.
The Mgt Major is a superset of the Minor in Management, and almost of the Minor in Technopreneurship. It is also almost a subset of the double degree programme comprising the BBA, as well as of the Concurrent Master of Science (Management) Programme, MSc(Mgt), which can be further augmented by a Master in International Management (MIM) in Europe under scholarship. Students may therefore upgrade from the Mgt Major to the double degree, or to the MSc(Mgt) plus MIM, subject to meeting the admission criteria of these programmes.

MBA

The NUS MBA is a 12-month or 17-month MBA, with students personalising their MBA programme to suit their interests and needs. Students in the 17-month programme will participate in extended internships and a semester-long overseas exchange programme, and have access to many other options. Students on the 12-month programme will have opportunity to participate in short internships, and short overseas summer programmes at their exchange partners; they have access to all their opportunities.
All students will be assigned to fixed cohorts and core modules in their first semester. In all subsequent semesters, students will be provided the flexibility to customize their program to fit their own preferred pace and specialization.

http://mba.nus.edu/proginfo.htm

IMBA

A full-time 2 year program OR a Part Time Program (FT PKU, PT NUS)
For the full time program, the minimum period of candidature is 2 years and maximum period of candidature is 4 years. For the part time program, the maximum period of candidature is 5 years for both NUS and PKU in total.
Courses will be conducted in English though students have the option of picking up additional Chinese electives. The course CAN be completed wholly in English.

http://imba.nus.edu/ProgramStructure.htm

Executive MBA:

Completion of the part-time, intensive 15-month UCLA – NUS EMBA course leads to two MBA degrees, one awarded by UCLA and one by NUS. Each degree requires satisfactory completion of the degree requirements for both institutions. Students will complete 36 credits each with UCLA and NUS.

The calendar for the UCLA – NUS EMBA program will consist of six intensive two-week segments where classes are conducted in residence at NUS, UCLA, Shanghai & Bangalore.

http://ucla.nus.edu/prog_briefings.htm

PhD In Management

Research-based programs such as the PhD program is aimed at preparing the students to understand the world of business and organizations at a more fundamental level; also, generate ideas for the future, and teach this body of knowledge. Doctoral students need to deeply reflect on the very principles and tools taught to the MBAs, and ask the question of why something works the way it does.
Doctoral studies prepare the student to do rigorous research and eventually communicate the results. An aspiring doctoral student must first appreciate this fact and the attendant rigor.

http://phdmgt.nus.edu/

Fees and Expenses:

Summary of Rates (With Effect From 4 August 2008)

For Frequently Asked Questions on Hostel Fees, please refer here

Residences Capacity S D Type Room Rates per week Sem 1
(18 weeks)
Room Rates Sem 2
(17 weeks)
Room Rates Meal Plans
per Semester
(17 weeks)

Eusoff Hall (EH) 485 345 70 S
D $75
$50 $1,350
$900 $1,275
$850 Breakfast, Dinner
6 days : $374.85*
Kent Ridge Hall (KR) 507 507 0 S $75 $1,350 $1,275 Breakfast, Dinner
6 days : $374.85*
King Edward VII Hall (KE) 470 350 60 S
D $75
$50 $1,350
$900 $1,275
$850 Breakfast, Dinner
6 days : $374.85*
Raffles Hall (RH) 469 213 128 S
D
SD $75
$50
$90 $1,350
$900
$1,620 $1,275
$850
$1,530 Breakfast, Tea, Dinner
6 days : $464.10*
Sheares Hall (SH) 514 514 0 S $75 $1,350 $1,275 Breakfast, Dinner
6 days : $374.85*
Temasek Hall (TH) 485 345 70 S
D $75
$50 $1,350
$900 $1,275
$850 Breakfast, Dinner
6 days : $374.85*
Ridge View Residences
(RV) 737 593 72 S
D $75
$50 $1,350
$900 $1,275
$850 Self-catering
Kuok Foundation House (KFH) 203 203 0 S $75 $1,350 $1,275 Self-catering
Prince George’s Park
Residences (PGPR) 2854 2854 0 A
B
C $140
$80
$75 $2,520
$1,440
$1,350 $2,380
$1,360
$1,275 Self-catering

LEGEND
A – Aircon, Attached Bathroom
B – With Washbasin
C – Standard
S, SD – Single Occupancy
D – Double Occupancy

Other Applicable Charges include:
• $26.25* Electrical Charges,
• $5.25* Registration

http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/sfau/tuitionfees.html

Faculty:

http://bschool.nus.edu.sg/AbtUs/faculty_list_dept.asp

Campus:

NUS are vitally connected to the global knowledge community with its state-of-the-art IT infrastructure and high-speed network. The University is also well-equipped with a wide range of teaching and learning resources and facilities, as well as comprehensive student support services.

Self-access English Learning Facility (SELF)
Check out this place, stocked with resources, to help you improve your English and communication skills, in your own time and at your own pace (for NUS community only).

NUS eJobcentre
An online job portal for NUS students to look for a job and to submit resumes.

NUS Libraries

NUS Libraries have an extensive and diverse collection of resources to encourage and support scholarly pursuits.

Ranking:

NUS Business School garnered praise in the wake of the 2006 Financial Times (FT) rankings of the NUS Executive MBA (EMBA) and MBA Programs as among the world’s top 29 and 100, respectively. In the FT rankings, NUS was rated fourth for international experience in its Asia Pacific EMBA Programs, and fifth for international mobility in its MBA Programs.

Placement and recruiters:

They serve as an interface between their student community and their corporate recruiters. Their mission is two-fold. To students among us, their goal is to:
• Enhance your potentials to be global managers and business leaders of tomorrow through systematic career counseling.

• Nurture in you an analytical mind, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a lifelong-learning habit through internships.

• Provide skill training through Career Development workshops to assist your transition from classroom to boardroom.
(Samples of career placements for cohorts: 2006, 2007)

Alumni:

The NUS Business School Global Alumni Network Office (or GANO) is an office newly- established in early 2007 with the mission of engaging and cultivating relations with the more than 27,000 alumni of all the degree programs offered by NUS Business School.

http://bizalum.nus.edu.sg/nbs/aboutus.aspx

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Mannheim Business School: Germany Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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Mannheim Business School: Germany

Mannheim Business School (MBS) is one of Europe’s leading institutions for business education. Together with the University of Mannheim and its School of Business Administration, they offer a coherent, strategic framework for lifelong business education and they are leaders in undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive education.

Their success factors are:

• Research and teaching at the highest international level,
• Close co-operation with leading companies and partner universities,
• First-class students, teachers and staff,
• Rigorous quality management in all areas.

Programs offered:

1) Mannheim MBA (Full-Time MBA)
2) ESSEC & MANNHEIM Executive MBA
3) Executive Master of Accounting and Taxation (EMAT)
4) Company Programs
5) Residencies

Mannheim MBA (Full-Time MBA):

Format Full-Time
Duration 12 months
Participants Profile Young Professionals
(job experience min. 3 years)
Structure 4 tracks:
German Track
Eurasian Track
Transatlantic Track
European Track

Tuition Fee 29.000 €
Annual intake September
More information on the Mannheim MBA

ESSEC & MANNHEIM Executive MBA:

Format Modular Weekend
Duration 18 months 19 months
Participants Profile Managers
(job experience min. 5 years)
Structure 8 six-day courses (Mannheim/Paris),
2 five-day residencies (Europe),
1 ten-day residency (Asia) 30 weekends
(Friday/Saturday, 2 per month),
2 four-day residencies (Europe),
2 five-day residency (worldwide)
Tuition Fee 44.000 € 38.000 €
Annual intake October April
More information on the ESSEC & MANNHEIM Executive MBA
Visit the ESSEC & MANNHEIM website

Executive Master of Accounting and Taxation (EMAT):

Track Accounting Track Taxation Track
Duration 28 months 24 months
Participants Profile Young Professionals
(job experience min. 1 years) Graduates / Young Professionals
Structure Three-month intensive course from May to July, one-week course units in October, November and December, no scheduled classes from January to April Classes from Thursday to Saturday, week-long course units in October and December, no scheduled classes in August
Tuition Fee 35.000 €
Annual intake May July
More information on the Executive Master of Accounting and Taxation

Company Programs:

Mannheim Business School designs company programs to help businesses meet immediate needs. they tailor these company programs to the specific challenges for your organization. They may cover any business issue – from the mundane to the very sophisticated.
More information on company programs

Residencies:

They invite business schools to enrich their MBA program with a residency at Mannheim. An individual program will be designed that suits the needs and preferences of the visiting classes.
More information on residencies

Faculty:

Many institutions boast that they are the best – but they can prove it. They provide you with world-class and comprehensive business education from an excellent, internationally recognized faculty. Just look at the rankings and studies on research and teaching quality Mannheim University is the undisputed #1 institution in business administration in Germany.

Their faculty comes from several streams of expertise:
1) Their full professors from the Business Administration faculty, as well as other expert faculty from Mannheim University.
2) A strong adjunct faculty, consisting of experienced executives from leading companies as well as internationally distinguished faculty from their partner institutions.

Campus:

Mannheim is the second largest city in the state of Baden-Württemberg, situated at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers. The city of Mannheim may be reached from Frankfurt International Airport by train in just 30 minutes.

Mannheim Business School is located in a beautiful villa adjacent to Mannheim Castle, the main building of Mannheim University. It is situated in the heart of the city with immediate access to public transportation.

While Mannheim and the surrounding Rhine Neckar Metropolitan Region are perhaps not as well known as other German cities, it offers both outstanding industrial heritage and a diverse natural beauty.

Mannheim’s vibrant cultural life together with the surrounding area with an abundance of recreational opportunities makes it the place to be in the heart of Europe. The Palatinate, Germany’s largest wine-growing region, Heidelberg with its romantic flair and the Odenwald ‘s many castles are close to the city. Frankfurt, the financial hub of Germany, is less than an hour away by car or train.

Ranking:

• Best German Business School – Capital (2004-2006), Wirtschaftswoche (2002-2007), CHE (2002, 2005), Stern (2002-2004), Focus (2004-2007)
• First German business school to be ranked in the European top ten of Handelsblatt / Karierre (2006)
• Most preferred business school among German companies’ HR departments, Handelsblatt (2005)
• No. 26 in the global Financial Times Executive MBA Ranking (2007), 4th place for career progress and 8th for internationality
• No. 15 in the Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking (2007), 3rd place for salary
• No. 44 in the global MBA ranking of the Mexican business magazine Expansión

Placements and Recruiters:

By choosing Mannheim Business School, companies gain a strategic full-service partner for management education. With the Business School of the University of Mannheim they offer a coherent concept for lifelong learning.
The Mannheim Business School network benefits both companies and full-time MBA participants when it comes to reruitment. There are several ways for companies to get in touch with their high-potential graduates:

Mannheim Business School and selected partner institutions in the German-speaking countries, such as WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, HHL – Leipzig Graduate School of Management, GISMA Business School and St. Gallen University, organize an annual career fair. The full-time MBA participants of each school have the chance to meet potential employers face-to-face and to make valuable contacts. At these one-day events, companies are able to formally present their career opportunities as well as schedule interviews with chosen candidates. More information: www.mba-career-fair.com

Alumni:

‘Mannheimers’ are more than just fellow graduates; they are colleagues for life. Joining their Alumni Network makes going to Mannheim a lifelong learning experience.

http://www.mannheim-business-school.com/target-groups/alumni.html

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Manchester Business School Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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Manchester Business School

They provide world-class business and management education to undergraduates, postgraduates, experienced practitioners, and those with serious academic and research ambitions. They are an international and progressive school, delivering cutting edge business thinking and teaching, informed by the contemporary commercial environment.

Programs Offered:

1) Undergraduate Programs
2) Specialist Masters
3) MBA Programs
4) Post Graduate Programs
5) Executive Education

Undergraduate Programs:

Their highly specialized portfolio of undergraduate programmes fall under the following four categories
Accounting and Finance – An innovative approach to the choice and delivery of courses. MBS staff also delivers undergraduate studies in Accounting and Finance within a broader social sciences framework through the BAEcon. For further details please see www.socialsciences.man.ac.uk/baecon/admissions/accounting.htm
Business – they put the role of business organisations in their broad social and economic context.
Information Systems – The meeting place of people, business, and information technology.
Management – Covering core and specialist areas of business and management, according to your own professional and intellectual interests.

• Accounting, Management and Information Systems (3 Years) [BA]
• Information Technology Management for Business (3 Years) [BSc]
• Information Technology Management for Business with Industrial Experience (4 Years) [BSc]
• International Business, Finance and Economics (3 Years) [BA]
• International Management (4 Years) [BSc]
• International Management with American Business Studies (4 Years) [BSc]
• Management (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (Accounting and Finance) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (Decision Science) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (Human Resources) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (International Business Economics) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (International Studies) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (Marketing) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management (Operations and Technology) (3 Years) [BSc]
• Management and Information Systems (3 Years) [BA]
Download the 2009 Undergraduare Prospectus [PDF] (Size: 7.25 MB)

Specialist Masters:

• Accounting and Finance MSc
• Chinese Business and Management MSc
• Corporate Communications and Reputation Management MSc
• Decision Sciences/Operational Research MSc
• Finance and Business Economics MSc
• Finance and Economics MSc
• Finance MSc
• Global Business Analysis MBus
• Healthcare Management MSc
• Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations MSc
• Information Systems: Business IT MSc
• Information Systems: e-Business Technology MSc
• Information Systems: e-Government MSc
• Information Systems: Organisations and Management MSc
• International Business and Management MSc
• International Human Resource Management and Comparative Industrial Relations MSc
• Management of Science, Technology and Innovation MSc
• Managerial Psychology MSc
• MSc Operations, Project and Supply Chain Management
• Marketing MSc
• Mathematical Finance MSc
• Organisational Psychology MSc
• Public Administration MPA
• Quantitative Finance and Financial Engineering

MBA Program:

Full-time MBA:

Their Full-time MBA programme runs for 18 months, starting each September, and its content is comparable to a two-year programme in the United States or Europe.
There are three key stages to the Full-time MBA, introductory module, diploma stage and MBA stage. A summer internship also offers an extra opportunity to earn money, gain experience and earn credits towards the MBA – all at the same time.

Part-time MBA programmes:

They have a range of MBA programmes for busy global executives who want to achieve the MBA without putting their career on hold.
Manchester Global MBA
Manchester Business School’s Global MBA replaces the former part-time Manchester Executive MBA.

The Manchester Global MBA has been developed to meet the needs of executives who are looking for a flexible learning programme. Participants benefit from one of the world’s most rigorous MBAs, without taking a career break or committing to fixed weekly classes.

MBA for Construction Executives
The programme is designed to provide construction executives with the toolkit to move into senior management.

MBA for Engineering Business Managers
The MBA for Engineering Business Managers has been designed specifically for engineers who are already in a management position, or who would like to move their career towards general management.

MBA for Financial Managers and Finance Professionals
This programme has been developed to reflect today’s global corporate environment, and is continuously revised in consultation with the finance and banking industry professional bodies.

http://www.mbs.ac.uk/mba/programmes.aspx

Post Graduate Programs:

They offer the following types of research degree
• Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Three years (full-time); six years (part-time)
This degree incorporates compulsory Research Training, lasting for the first year for full-time students and first and second year for part-time students.
• Degree of Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
One year (full-time); two years (part-time)
This degree is a pure research degree – there are no taught courses required.
• DBA by distance learning
This programme is delivered through Manchester Business School Worldwide.
Executive Education:
They have relationships with organisations such as Tesco, G4S, and Goldsmiths, delivering extensive and tailored management education programmes, as well as offering open courses geared towards developing management excellence.
Development programmes
They allow organisations to develop and invest in their managers.
Development programmes
Customised programmes
30 years experience of working with companies throughout the world.
Customised programmes

Fees and Expenses:

Your tuition fee includes a new laptop for the duration of the programme.
Total tuition fees for Full Time MBA 2008:
Home student (UK/EU)* £27,160 €40,740 US$48,888
Overseas student £31,260 €46,890 US$56,268
Conversion rate used £1 €1.5 : £1 US$1.8 : £1

Tuition fees for the Manchester Global MBA programme commencing September 2008 are £19,200
The MBA programme fees are paid in 6 installments of £3,200 payable at the start of each trimester (4 monthly periods).
Fees do not include accommodation; they have a limited number of rooms available at the Business School for students in their first trimester priced at £38.50 per night.
PhD
Year of study Home students (UK/EU)
Year 1 – full-time
Year 1 – part-time £3,300
£1,650
Years 2 & 3 – full-time
Years 2-6 – part-time These fees will increase each year to allow for inflation. A general guide for this is 2-3%.
Overseas students
Years 1-3 – full-time
Years 1-6 – part-time £10,500
£5,250
These fees will remain fixed for the duration of the programme. If deferring to the next academic year, however, the fee is subject to an increase.
Submission pending Full-time Part-time
12 months £225 £225
If submit within the first 6 months, a refund is due of: £150 £150
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Faculty:

Their research students are part of a community of well over 200 academic and research staff and close to 300 postgraduate research students, with many of whom are from overseas.

http://www.mbs.ac.uk/research/atoz.aspx

Campus:

The Manchester Business School is situated less than a mile from the city centre, and is easily accessible by bus, car or on foot. The MBS campus comprises of four main buildings based around the Oxford Road area:

MBS West is situated on Booth Street West and is the main building of the MBS Campus. It houses the main hotel accommodation rooms, lecture and conference suites and resturant facilities. It is also the home of their MBA programme.

The MBS Harold Hankins building is home to many of their Research Centres, including the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research. It is also home to their AV suite, featuring video and audio recording and editing facilities.
Crawford House is situated opposite MBS East on Booth Street West and is linked via a pedestrian walkway. It is home to the Manchester Accounting and Finance Group (MAFG).

Rooms:

101 en suite bedrooms with tv, radio alarm, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, wireless connection (chargeable) and 24 hour check-in.
Rates:
University of Manchester student rates are available.
Single B&B
Monday – Thursday £50 + VAT
Friday – Sunday – £40 + VAT
Twin/Double B&B
Monday – Thursday £70 + VAT
Friday – Sunday – £60 + VAT

Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall

This fantastic 350-seat venue, which is located within the newly refurbished Martin Harris building, hosts an extensive series of concerts throughout the academic year, including the major annual series given by the University’s international string quartet-in-residence, Quatuor Danel.

Library:

Library services at Manchester Business School are provided by the John Rylands University Library (JRUL).The JRUL is one of the best resourced academic libraries in the country, providing access to over 4 million printed books, 41,000 electronic journal titles and half a million electronic books.
Both the Eddie Davies and Precinct libraries offer dedicated support to the teaching, learning and research activities of the Manchester Business School.

Ranking :

• The 2008 Financial Times survey ranks their MBA 4th in the UK, 10th in Europe and 22nd in the world.
• In the same FT survey their doctoral programme was rated as the best in the world.
• They continue to be a world leader in their commitment to teaching business in its international context, ranking 11th in the world, 9th in Europe and 2nd in the UK for international experience on the programme.
• The survey also shows that 95% of their MBA students were in employment three months after graduating, with MBS 10th in the world and 2nd in the UK for career progress.
• The most recent Forbes survey, which ranks business schools on their “return on investment” via a survey of alumni salaries, ranks us 2nd in the UK and 3rd among non-US schools.
• In the Which MBA? survey they are 5th in the UK, 8th in Europe and 30th in the world.
• The MBA Career Guide survey of international MBA recruiters places us 2nd in the UK, 7th in Europe and 15th in the world.
Placement and Recruiters:

MBA RECRUITMENT RESULTS 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

AVERAGE SALARY BY FUNCTION
Consulting 60,500 55,000 49,200 52,000 52,800
Strategy/Business Development 51,000 62,500 44,100 48,500 61,500
Finance 58,000 53,400 51,000 47,000 63,400
Sales/Marketing 56,000 50,000 39,000 75,000* 53,000
Operations/Production 55,000 43,000 N/A 43,000 54,000

INDUSTRY CHOICE (%)
Consulting 31 20 15 29 27
Finance 16 22 24 24 17
Computing/software 3 3 5 6 12
Telecommunications 9 3 2 9 10
Pharmaceuticals/chemicals 7 15 13 14 5
Manufacturing 13 13 11 9 3
Services 3 7 14 2 9
Retail/consumer goods 5 7 N/A N/A 5
Engineering N/A N/A 3 2 N/A
Petroleum/energy 2 N/A 3 1 5
Other 8 7 3 1 5
Start-up – 3 7 3 2

Some of the companies offering recruitment and internship opportunities in the past three years:

http://www.mbs.ac.uk/mba/recruitment/track-record.aspx

Alumni:

MBS alumni represent an essential bridge between the School and the business community.
Their alumni can take advantage of the opportunities to participate in School and alumni activities as much as they wish.

Notable Alumni:

• Terence Burns, Baron Burns, Chairman of Abbey National plc and of Marks & Spencer
• Liam Byrne, Member of the British House of Commons and Minister of State
• Roger Crook, Chief Executive Officer, DHL Latin America
• Don Cruickshank, Chairman of SMG plc and former chairman of London Stock Exchange
• Andy Duncan, Chief Executive of Channel 4 television
• Michael Earl, former Lecturer at MBS and current Dean of Templeton College at the University of Oxford
• Keith Edelman, Managing Director of Arsenal Football Club
• Rijkman Groenink, Chairman of the Managing Board, ABN AMRO
• Teo Chee Hean, current Minister for Defence of Singapore
• Sir Roland Smith, former director of the Bank of England and former chairman of Manchester United
• Anthony Stafford Beer, British theorist
• Vijit Supinit, Chairman, Stock Exchange of Thailand
• David Varney, Executive Chairman, HM Revenue and Customs
• Tony Bickford, Former Chairman, QAS
• Dame Alexandra Burslem, ,Vice Chancellor, Manchester Metropolitan University
• Roger Crook, Chief Executive Officer, DHL Latin America

http://www.mbs.ac.uk/alumni/working-mbs.aspx

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Lancaster University Management School Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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Lancaster University Management School

LUMS is a diverse school, combining both general and specialist undergraduate and postgraduate taught programmes in business, management, accounting, finance and economics, with a large doctoral programme. They also deliver innovative customised executive and leadership education for large organisations around the world, in addition to bespoke services for SMEs in England’s North West and beyond.
LUMS’ mission is to produce research outputs of world-class quality and impact, to deliver research-led educational programmes in business and management to a diverse student body and to client organisations, to engage where appropriate within international, national and regional alliances in order to enhance economic, social and individual well-being.

Programs offered:

1) Undergraduate Programs
2) Post Graduate Programs
3) Executive Education

Undergraduate Programs:

Degree programmes by subject area:
• Accounting & Finance
• Business Studies
• Economics
• European Management (BBA)
• Management (BBA)
• Management & Entrepreneurship
• Management & Information Technology (The e-skills degree)
• Management & Organisation
• Management Science & Operations Management
• Marketing & Advertising
They also offer a number of cross-faculty degrees, which combine management with computing, telecommunications or modern languages.
Post Graduate Programs:
LUMS is one of the UK’s top-ranked business schools. They offer an exceptionally wide range of taught Masters Programmes in business and management, reflecting the breadth and depth of expertise in the School and their world-class reputation for research. All full-time Masters programmes last 12 months.
The Lancaster MBA
• Full-time MBA
• Part-time Executive MBA
Accounting, Economics and Finance
• MSc Accounting & Financial Management
• MSc Finance
• MSc International Business (Economics)
• MSc Money, Banking & Finance
Human Resources
• MA Human Resource Development & Consulting
• MA Human Resource & Knowledge Management
IT, E-Business and Organisational Change
• MSc E-Business & Innovation
• MSc Information Technology, Management & Organisational Change (ITMOC)
Management
• MSc Management
• MSc Management & Marketing
• MSc/LL.M Management & Law
• MSc Management & the Environment
• MPA (Masters in Public Administration)
Management Science
• MSc Operational Research & Management Science
• MSc Logistics & Supply Chain Management
• MSc Management Science & Marketing Analytics
• MSc Project Management
Marketing
• MSc Advanced Marketing Management
LUMS also offers part-time postgraduate programmes for experienced managers, and 12-month MRes programmes which are ideal preparation for a PhD.

PhD programmes

One of the highest ranked and largest doctoral programmes in business and management in the world.
PhD programmes

Executive Education:

Developing Organisational and individual potential through executive education is where Lancaster excels. Our understanding of how managers and leaders learn is at the core of all their work in executive education. It has underpinned theri work with many leading companies, and you will find it reflected in an insightful and inventive approach to programme design and delivery.

http://www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/executive/

Campus:

The campus is almost a small town in its own right with shops, banks, restaurants, bars, sports, cultural, religious, social and residential facilities – even a Pre-School Centre – as well as the academic buildings.

More than 3,800 students live at Bailrigg in the University’s own accommodation, which includes special rooms for graduate students in the Graduate College. The Graduate College provides high-quality rooms with en-suite facilities and a social environment which is attuned to the needs of mature graduate students. Lancaster University Management School is located towards the south end of the University campus, close to Lancaster House Hotel and Conference Centre.

The University Library

Also on the campus, just a few minutes’ walk from the Management School or the Graduate College. It houses over 900,000 items plus CD-ROM and other database systems. The Management School has its own subject librarian who is able to give expert advice to students.

Shopping

The campus has its own supermarket, bakery, bookshop, post office, banks, travel agent, laundrettes and many restaurants, cafés and bars – most of the things you might need if you’re living on campus. Yet Lancaster city centre is just a 15-minute bus ride away.

The Sports Centre

This has a 25-metre swimming pool, large and small sports halls, squash courts, weight training room and fitness centre. Read more.

Faculty:

http://www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/people/

Fees and Expenses:

Undergraduate degree programmes
The fee for all Management School undergraduate degree programmes for the academic year 2008/9 is £3,150 per year for UK and EU students.
Overseas (non-EU) students

The fee for overseas (non-EU) students for 2008/9 has not yet been confirmed. The fee for 2007 entry was £10,300 per year for non-EU students, if the year is spent studying at Lancaster. This fee may be subject to an increase for 2008.

http://www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/undergraduate/fees/

Post Graduate Program

http://www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/masters/Fees/

Rankings:

MBA (Financial Times)
The Financial Times’ 2008 Top 100 Global Full-time MBA programmes ranked LUMS 22nd in the world and 4th in the UK – the fifth successive year that LUMS has risen in the table. The Lancaster MBA averages first in the world for value for money over the last three years of the ranking.

Masters (Financial Times)
The Financial Times’ 2007 Top 40 European Masters in Management programmes ranked Lancaster’s MSc in Management 18th in Europe and 4th in the UK. LUMS rose eight places, the highest mover in the Top 40.

http://www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/AboutSchool/rankings/

Placement and recruiters:

Lancaster University Management School works closely with employers to provide effective graduate recruitment solutions, access to their 6-star research faculty, and consultancy and assistance for regional business.

Graduate recruitment

Graduate and MBA Recruitment – top-quality students for permanent recruitment.
CV Search – search the LUMS database of postgraduate student CVs.
Placements and Internships – students for short- and long-term placements and graduate students for short-term consulting.

Executive development

Executive Education – meeting the development needs of individual executives and professionals and their organisations.
Leadership Development – LUMS is at the forefront of leadership development and education in the UK.

Alumni:

There are over 22,000 LUMS alumni, of whom half live outside the UK. If you’re a graduate of LUMS, you’re part of a fantastic community spread right across the world – they now have graduates in over 120 countries.

http://www.lums.lancs.ac.uk/alumni/

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Kellogg School of Management: Northwestern University Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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Kellogg School of Management: Northwestern University

The Kellogg School of Management develops global leaders in a culture of innovation and collaboration. Kellogg imparts Intellectual Depth, Leadership Skills and Social Responsibility, Experiential Learning and a Global Perspective to students in its Full-Time, Part-Time and Executive MBA programs and in its non-degree Executive Education courses.

The Kellogg School’s unique approach to management education prepares students to become global leaders who can analyze an organization’s structure in depth, find creative solutions to business challenges, and build consensus across diverse groups.
These are the qualities that distinguish the Kellogg School MBA graduate. Taught by a world-class, research-based faculty, and supported by a network of 50,000 alumni globally, today’s students continue the legacy that began when the school was founded at Northwestern University in 1908. Today, Kellogg remains one of the world’s most prestigious business schools.

Programs offered:

1) MBA Programs
2) Doctoral Programs
3) Undergraduate Programs
4) Executive Education

MBA Programs:

Full Time Programs:

Two-Year MBA
One-Year MBA
The MMM Program
Juris-Doctor MBA (JD- MBA)
Individual Dual-Degree Programs
Compare all Full-Time Kellogg MBA Programs

Part Time Program:

The Kellogg School’s Part-Time MBA Program in downtown Chicago offers top-quality academics, award winning faculty, networking opportunities, top classmates from varied professions and sense of community that exist only in Kellogg MBA programs. The Kellogg part-time programs also offer schedules, either evening or Saturday, that are designed to meet the needs of working professionals. Indeed, many students say they were drawn to the Kellogg part-time program because the class material is directly applicable to their job, and they can earn a Kellogg MBA without forgoing two years of work experience and advancement with their current employer. Students enrolled in the part-time program gain from exposure to an outstanding faculty with a reputation for scholarly achievement and consulting expertise, and from interaction with fellow students. These exposures and interactions combine with the academic curriculum to help students develop the insight and capacity to make on-the-job contributions that lead to executive responsibility.

http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/parttime/index.htm

Doctoral Program:

The principal objective of the Kellogg School’s doctoral program is to train men and women for academic positions in universities where they will create and communicate new knowledge. Doctoral students are provided with the skills necessary to succeed as scholars: the ability to think critically, facility with rigorous research methods, knowledge of the relevant questions in their field and the motivation to continue learning throughout their career.
Kellogg seeks candidates who have a willingness and desire to do scholarly research. A previously earned graduate degree or work experience is not required for admission. Most students finish their PhD in four to five years of full-time study, making this course of study a serious commitment. Part-time or distance-learning study is not available.

http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/doctoral/index.htm

Undergraduate Programs:

The Kellogg School of Management’s Certificate Program for Undergraduates addresses these needs, aligning business requirements with the exceptional talents of Northwestern University students. The program is open to Northwestern juniors and seniors — regardless of their school or major — who have strengths in mathematics and analysis and a grounding in the liberal arts, including students in Northwestern’s highly regarded math and engineering programs. The certificate program’s distinctive four-course curriculum develops students’ critical thinking and business applications skills with a foundation in the quantitative analysis that underlies all strategic business decisions. Analytical models taught in the program can be applied to business scenarios such as mergers and acquisitions, valuation, asset management, new products, strategy formulation, supply chain design, and pricing.

http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/certificate/index.htm

Executive Education:

Executive MBA Program:

Executive MBA students complete two years of study in general management, leading to an MBA degree. The program serves mid-career executives who have at least 8-10 years of managerial experience, as well as senior executives who wish to enhance their skills and leadership effectiveness. A majority of their students have an average of 12-15 years of work experience.
Teamwork is the hallmark of the Kellogg Executive MBA (EMBA) experience, both in and out of the classroom.

http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/emba/index.htm

http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/execed/programs/index.htm

Fees and Expenses:

Full Time MBA:

The estimated total costs for the 2-Year program 2008-2009 academic year, including tuition, books and materials, loan fees, computer equipment and living expenses is:
• $72,539 for U.S. citizen and Permanent Resident students
• $73,517 for International students
• Tuition is $46,791 for all 2-Year students.
The estimated total costs for the 1-Year program 2008-2009 academic year, including tuition, books and materials, loan fees, computer equipment and living expenses is:
• $95,480 for U.S. citizen and Permanent Resident students
• $95,672 for International students
• Tuition is $62,388 for all 1Y students.
Doctoral:
Tuition for the 2007-2008 academic year is $35,064. Increases should be anticipated in subsequent years.

Executive MBA:

Tuition and fees for the 2008 Regional Executive MBA Program are $67,500 per year for two years. For the 2008 September North American Program, the 2009 January North American Program, and the 2009 Miami Campus Program, tuition and fees are $71,000 per year for two years.
Tuition includes housing and meals during Live-In weeks, weekly lunches, and all books and supplies. For the North American and Miami Campus programs, tuition also covers housing and most meals for class weekends.
Upon acceptance, a nonrefundable, nontransferable deposit of $5,000 is required to reserve a seat in the program. If a participant leaves the program for any reason after he or she has been accepted and enrolled, no tuition refund will be made.

Faculty:

The Kellogg School faculty is an esteemed group of scholars and practitioners, and members provide a rich source of international experience in professional management problems and practices. Faculty members combine real-world and academic knowledge of management problems to augment their theoretical training. Senior faculty members also teach courses to senior executives through the Kellogg School’s executive programs. This approach reinforces faculty research and keeps faculty members abreast of changes in corporate practices.
All Kellogg School courses combine theory and practice. Teaching methods include case study, field study, seminars, simulations, and independent work. Faculty members choose the method most appropriate to the material and their individual styles.

http://www20.kellogg.northwestern.edu/facdir/faclist.asp

Campus:


Evanston Campus:

The Kellogg School’s full-time program occupies a six-story complex on Northwestern University’s Evanston campus. The Donald P. Jacobs Center is equipped with 17 classrooms, more than 50 group study rooms, conference rooms, quiet study areas and a student lounge. It is also home to the school’s administrative and faculty offices. The focal point of the building is the glass-topped Joseph and Carole Levy Atrium where students gather to study, eat lunch and socialize.

Libraries:

Northwestern University Library, with more than 3.5 million volumes, is one of the largest university libraries in the United States. Other libraries on the Evanston campus often used by management students are the Mathematics Library and the Seeley G. Mudd Science and Engineering Library.

Information Technology Services:
A robust and constantly expanding infrastructure gives students the technological tools they need to complete their coursework and participate in extracurricular activities. On campus, students access the Kellogg network through both wireless and wired Internet connections. Kellogg’s computing labs provide students with specialized software and peripheral resources for their laptops, including printers, large-screen monitors and scanners.

Sports and Recreation:

Northwestern’s location along the shores of Lake Michigan makes it an ideal setting for recreational sports such as swimming, sailing, beach volleyball, jogging, in-line skating and cycling. The Kellogg Student Association coordinates participation in a number of intramural sports, including basketball, floor hockey, broomball, volleyball, indoor soccer and softball. Kellogg School teams compete against other MBA programs in soccer, rugby and ice hockey. Northwestern University also offers sports leagues that compete at the club level.

Housing:

The McManus Living-Learning Center, just three blocks from the Jacobs Center, is an apartment complex exclusively for Kellogg School students, and serves as a wonderful community for both international and domestic students, their partners and children. Fully furnished or unfurnished studio, twin studio and two-bedroom apartments accommodate 250 single students; 50 one-bedroom apartments are available for couples, and 15 two-bedroom apartments are available for families. The center also houses group study rooms, computer labs, exercise facilities, a game room, an underground parking garage and a lounge area. More information regarding on-campus housing is available on the Student Housing Web site.

Ranking:

Business Week survey
No. 1 in 1988, 1990, 1992, 2002 and 2004,
No. 2 in 2000, 1998 and 1994

Financial Times 2008 #24
Financial Times 2007 #19
Financial Times 2008 #17

Placement and Recruiters:
Placement 2007 statistics:
Major Recruiters:
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Bain & Company
The Boston Consulting Group
Booz Allen Hamilton
Morgan Stanley
A.T. Kearney
Deloitte Consulting
Kraft Foods Global, Inc.
Citi
Danaher Corporation
Lehman Brothers
Merrill Lynch
Johnson & Johnson
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
The Clorox Company
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Google, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
Procter & Gamble
ZS Associates
Monitor Group
PRTM
Abbott Laboratories
Accenture
Cisco Systems

Base Salaries by Function — Full Time
Graduate Base Salary Acceptances by Function
Function %* Range Average Median
Business development 3 $75,000-130,000 $98,500 $90,000
Consulting 33 50,000-160,000 116,700 120,000
Engineering †
Finance: 22
Accounting/controller †
Financial analysis/ treasury 1 90,000- 115,000 99,400 100,000
Investment banking 9 70,000-140,000 95,400 95,000
Investment
management/research 4 70,000-180,000 113,400 110,000
Lending †
Other finance 4 80,000-160,000 120,800 125,000
Public finance †
Sales & trading 1 50,000-107,320 91,500 95,000
General management /
Leadership development 7 55,000-120,000 96,500 95,000
Human Resources †
Marketing: 22
Advertising 1 89,000-110,000 96,000 92,500
Business-to-business 2 38,000-118,000 95,600 100,000
Merchandising/retail 2 82,000-140,000 103,200 95,000
Other marketing 2 70,000-115,000 95,500 97,000
Product management 15 35,000-130,000 93,800 90,000
Sales †
MIS-EDP management †
Operations/production 1 60,000-115,000 89,000 88,500
Other 2 42,500-170,000 110,000 102,500
Real estate 2
Development 1 90,000-110,000 97,500 95,000
Finance 1 65,000-132,000 101,700 100,000
Strategic planning 4 70,000-120,000 99,400 100,000
*Percentages have been rounded to the nearest whole number.
†Indicates less than 1 percent of accepted offers.

http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/career_employer/employment/2007/Employment_Report_2007.pdf

Alumni:

Kellogg has over 50,000 alumni.

Some of the Notable Alumni:
• Stephen G. Woodsum, Founder and Managing Partner of Summit Partners, one of the world’s largest growth capital firms
• David Kabiller, Founding Principal of AQR Capital Management, one of the world’s largest hedge funds ($35 billion in assets)
• Harry M. Jansen Kraemer, Jr., Executive Partner of Madison Dearborn Partners
• Robert C. Knuepfer, international partner at Baker & McKenzie
• Susan G. Rosenstein, president of Susan Rosenstein Executive Search Limited
• Mark A. Shapiro, principal of New England Consulting Group
• Ben Perks, CFO of Navigant Consulting
• Michael Tower, managing director North America at AT Kearney
• John Livingston, managing Director Chicago Office, McKinsey & Co
• Stephen W. Baird, President & CEO of Baird & Warner Inc.
• Donald C. Clark, Chairman Emeritus of Household International
• Alan J. Weber, Chairman & CEO Emeritus of U.S. Trust Corporation
• William A. Osborn, Chairman and CEO of Northern Trust Corporation
• Scott C. Evans, CFO of TIAA-CREF
• Steven E. Buller, CFO of Blackrock
• A. John Gambs, CFO Emeritus of Charles Schwab
• Robert J. Simmons, CFO of E*TRADE Financial
• Martha Coolidge Boudos, CFO of Morningstar
• J. Scott Etzler, President & CEO of InterCall
• Jim Rose, Chairman and CEO Emeritus of QXL.com
• Jeffrey Jackson, CFO of Sabre Holdings, parent company of Travelocity and other online travel brands
• Cedric Loiret-Bernal, Former CEO, Board Member of NanoInk
• Laurance A. Spear, Founder of Go2Call.com
• Stephen Hafner, Founder and CEO of Kayak.com
• C. David Moll, CEO of Webroot Software
• Robert Wayman, former CFO of Hewlett Packard
• Terrell K. Crews, CFO of Monsanto
• Thomas E. Bergmann, CFO of Harley-Davidson
• John H. Tate, CFO of Frontier Airlines
• Jeffrey L. Keefer, CFO of DuPont

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Kazan State Finance and Economics Institute: Russia Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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Kazan State Finance and Economics Institute: Russia


Kazan State Finance and Economics Institute is one of the state leading economic higher educational institutions in the Russian Federation. Along with training world standard specialists it is also a centre of economic study. It is constantly involved in solving vital matters in both economic and financial spheres of our country’s life.
The Institute carries out scientific research in fundamental branches of market economy. The research work meets all the requirements and is applied in the economy, everyday life and teaching process. A big number of monographs, scientific works, and practice manuals have been published by professors of all departments.

Programs offered:

1) Masters Programs
2) Specialty Programs
3) Distance learning
4) Post Graduate and Doctoral
5) MBA Program

Masters Programs:

Master’s degree programme in post-Soviet Russia focus primarily on research and teacher education components, then once implemented in the wake of the Bologna convention transition to a domestic high school two-tier education has become a fait accompli, Masters programmes have received much more freedom in the choice of orientation.

Master’s program “Financial Management”
Master’s program, “Accounting, analysis and audit”
Master’s program “Corporate Governance”
Master’s program “Marketing”
Master’s program “Business firms”

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Specialty Programs:

Speciality in KGFEI organized under the third stage of training for multi-day programs:
Students who received a Bachelor degree may be on a competitive basis to continue their education at tertiary level in order to obtain qualifications:
Admission to this stage of training is carried out in a breakdown of specialities on a competitive basis, taking into account the individual rating of the applicant to the bachelor-level training (first and second level).

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Distance Learning:

Studying at the faculty can also be seen as a form of training of people working on the economic profile but not in higher economic education.
Every year at the Faculty of about 300 students come. During the years of its operation Correspondence School graduated more than 10 thousand professionals.

Education at the Faculty of correspondence is conducted in the field of:
060500 – “Accounting, analysis and audit”
061100 – “Management of the organization”

The duration of study – 6 years.
Admission to distance learning taking place both on-site, funded from the federal budget and on a commercial basis.

Post Graduate and Doctoral:

Post-graduate and doctorate studies department organizes and coordinates the preparation of personnel in KGFEI higher qualification in the following ways: studying in graduate school (full-time, part-time) and doctorate, attaching competitors.

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Fees and expenses:

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Scholarships

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Faculty:

The number of full-time students studying at KSFEI is more than 3500 and there are 279 people of teaching staff

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Campus:

To implement the educational process in KGFEI all conditions. There are equipped with modern technology audiences, 7 computer rooms, a rich library (more than 400 thousand titles of books and 200 periodicals publications).
The Institute has two equipped gym, water-skiing centers, and tennis courts. In summer, students can actively engage in sports and strengthen their health in the recreation camp “Economist”.The Institute is proud of the women’s volleyball team, which plays in the higher league. The institute employs doctors who monitor the health of students and teachers; there is a cozy dining room, cafe and 4 buffet. KGFEI has improved dormitory Nonresident students daily budget form of training opportunities provided hostel order of the rector Institute for the presentation of the deans of faculties.

The Library stocks have grown more than 70 times since then. The number of personnel has increased from 4 to 30 employees.
The Library has more than 300 000 printed items at its disposal. Though the composition of fund is universal, literature on the Institute’s specialization prevails.

Computerization of the library started in 1991. Applied software “IRBIS” is used with the aim to automate the main library activities.

Each dormitory building in accordance with the rules and regulations are organized for self-study rooms, lounges, insulators, household facilities (kitchen, showers messes, bathrooms rooms, toilets, etc.).
The composition and space sanitary stores are allocated and fitted in accordance with the rules of sanitary devices, equipment and contents of the dorm.

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Student club has been active, sometimes hard work at the institute: annual search and development of talent among pervokursnikov, a festive concert, “pervokursnika Day”, “Monsters KGFEI”, where the best show their numbers, “Miss and Mister KGFEI”, as well as conduct case KGFEI party for students in the city of Kazan clubs with interesting, unusual show programs.
The creative team of student club is actively involved in sports and recreation camp “Economist”, where vacationers each year students organized massive cultural programs.

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International Institute for Management Development (IMD) Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008


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International Institute for Management Development (IMD):

Every year, thousands of business leaders from around the world come to IMD’s global meeting place in Lausanne, Switzerland to learn and network. Expert Faculty offer cutting-edge knowledge based on relevant, innovative and rigorous research. IMD’s unique “Real World. Real Learning” approach allows executives to immediately apply new insights to their business challenges.

Programs offered:

1) Open Enrollment Program
2) Full time MBA
3) Family Business
4) Partnership Programs
5) Executive MBA

Open Enrollment Program:

IMD offers one of the world’s most comprehensive ranges of open enrollment executive development programs. IMD executive education was ranked 1st worldwide in the 2008 Financial Times rankings.

1) Top Management Program
2) General Management Program
3) Leadership Programs
4) Executive capability Programs

Top Management Program

This series of short and intensive programs brings together executives at the very senior level of management. They come from widely different industries but have similar responsibilities and face similar issues.

General Management Programs

Designed for executives who have reached a decisive stage in their careers, preparing them to move forward. There is one program for each level of management responsibility.

http://www.imd.ch/programs/oep/index.cfm?nav1=true

Full time MBA:

The IMD MBA is grounded in the extensive relationships we have built over the years with successful global organizations. It is a highly selective program that combines innovation, relevance to business, and a unique blend of intensity and dedication to the individual.

The IMD MBA program is focused on leadership, entrepreneurship and social responsibility. You will work directly with a start-up company, as well as with CEOs and board-level executives of global companies.
1) Program content
2) Learning methods
3) MBA diary

Family Business:

The Family Business Center is unique in being able to assist families with governance, role and relationship issues as well as with their specific challenges of business renewal and continuity.
1) Open Enrollment Programs
2) Customized Programs
3) Integrative Program
4) Team

Partnership Program:

IMD Partnership Programs are designed and delivered in collaboration with a select group of IMD Learning Network members to address their specific learning objectives. These tailor-made programs help them to build new capabilities and to address their most significant business challenges. The programs blend academic expertise with hands-on implementation and are designed for learning and business impact.
Partnership Programs are a significant part of IMD’s business. All our Faculty design, lead and deliver Partnership Programs, and all have strong experience working with clients to build programs that address their specific objectives.
In 2007, IMD designed and delivered 150 Partnership Programs with 90 clients. For the past 5 years we have been ranked No.1 in Europe and No.2 or No.3 globally in custom programs, according to the annual Financial Times Global Survey of Executive Education. IMD’s ranking reflects the emphasis we place on practical, hands-on learning:

We are No.1 globally for:
• Quality of teaching and ability to deliver a coherent program
• Program follow-up
• Degree to which academic and business aims and objectives are achieved
• Likelihood of future use by existing clients
No.2 globally for:
• Pre-course preparation
• Quality of teaching materials, particularly the mix of academic rigor and practical relevance
• Quality of facilities – classrooms, IT and library facilities
• International participants in programs
Company Specific Partner Programs

Executive MBA:

The IMD EMBA program is practice-oriented, structured in six modules and linked by distance learning. The class sizes vary between 60 and 70 members.

In the first two modules, participants cover the fundamentals of business by taking IMD’s Program for Executive Development (PED). Then participants spend a year of elapsed time working on assignments covering the major functions of business, but tailored to their company’s needs. During this year they also compare and contrast how business is done in diverse economies by visiting Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Dublin and Bucharest. Participants in the IMD EMBA class come from a wide variety of nationalities, cultures and business experiences, and all are fast-rising, internationally-experienced managers.

The IMD EMBA
Campus:

IMD’s physical environment provides a tranquil space in which to learn and network among peers. The mental environment is just as conducive: participants and Faculty are committed to supporting each other and sharing their experience and knowledge.
Location
The IMD campus is located in the heart of Europe, on the shores of one of Switzerland’s most beautiful lakes, in one of the world’s most international regions. It is situated about 40 minutes by road or rail from Geneva, its intercontinental airport, and the home of many international organizations and global corporations.

Campus

IMD’s purpose-built campus provides the best possible learning facilities, including auditoriums, study group rooms and meeting rooms equipped with advanced audio-visual and computer equipment. It also includes a restaurant, coffee bar, shops and sports facilities. IMD is a non-residential campus, but you can stay in one of several first-class hotels located within easy walking distance.

Fees and Expenses:

CHF 350 – payable by credit card when you submit our online application.
Program fees
CHF 58,000 – tuition
CHF 21,500 – all program and project related fees, including books and course materials, the discovery expedition and weekday on-campus lunches, excluding personal expenses.

Payment timing for 2009 Sum
Ist installment: upon acceptance of admission CHF 15,000
2nd Installment: 31 October 2008 CHF 24,500
3rd Installment: 31 January 2009 CHF 40,000
The above payments are all non-refundable, and are all due irrespective of your loan disbursement dates.
Personal living expenses
Rent and other living expenses vary considerably depending on family situation and lifestyle, however the following are approximate estimates for a single person:

Expense type Estimated cost
Annual base rent CHF 13,000
Living expenses CHF 23,000
Total annual budget CHF 36,000
Advance deposits CHF 1,000 phone etc.
plus 3 month’s rent
IMD is committed to helping you finance your year. Accepted applicants with demonstrated financial need may apply for both IMD scholarships and bank loans to a maximum of CHF 65,000.
IMD MBA Scholarships
The following scholarships aim to help you finance your year at IMD. MBA candidates who can demonstrate financial need may also apply for IMD loans (maximum financial aid awarded CHF 65,000).

http://www.imd.ch/programs/mba/fees/scholarships/index.cfm

Bank loans

The IMD MBA finance committee works with two Swiss banks to provide student loans. As there are only a limited number of loans and funds available, the committee allocates financial assistance to individuals who demonstrate no alternative sources of funding for their IMD MBA. The maximum amount of any individual loan is CHF 65,000. Applicants are eligible only after:
• Gaining acceptance into the IMD MBA
• Confirming their intention to participate in the program by paying the advance deposit of CHF 15,000 to reserve their seat
• Completing the MBA financial aid application form and submitting it to IMD

http://www.imd.ch/programs/mba/fees/IMD-MBA-Loans.cfm

Faculty:

IMD is an independent institute with over 50 years of experience in executive education. We have over 50 Faculty from 20 countries, all of whom teach, research and consult with executives about current business issues.
IMD employs about 300 people from all around the world
For further details visit this site:

http://www.imd.ch/about/facultystaff/index.cfm?nav1=true

Rankings:

IMD’s programs are ranked highly by the world’s most influential business publications.

Position Ranked by Program
No. 1 Worldwide (2008) Financial Times Executive Education
No. 1 in Europe (2007) Forbes MBA Program
No. 1 in Europe (2007) Financial Times Open Enrollment Programs
No. 1 in Europe (2007) Financial Times Partnership Programs
No. 1 worldwide (2007) FT “Ranking of the Rankings” MBA Program
No. 2 in Europe (2007) The Economist MBA Program
No. 2 worldwide (2007) Wall Street Journal MBA Program
No. 3 worldwide (2007) Financial Times Executive Education

Placements and Recruiters:

IMD’s reputation for developing top MBA candidates with the “Real World. Real Learning” approach makes IMD one of the most attractive recruiting destinations for companies around the world. The general management program together with the exceptional experience and maturity of the IMD MBA graduates continues to be a winning combination. In 2007 IMD was selected for the second year in a row as the #1 MBA program in the ranking of rankings (Financial Times, 2006 and 2007).
As our 2007 MBA graduates move into leadership roles throughout the world, we would like to thank the organizations and individuals who have participated in recruiting our MBAs.

salary

Average starting base salary of accepted offers:
Average $ 129,000 (€ 94,000)
Median $ 125,000 (€ 91,000)
Sign-up bonus $ 30,000 (€ 21,000)
% that received a sign-on bonus: 75%

http://www.imd.ch/programs/mba/careerservices/index.cfm

Alumni:

The IMD alumni directory provides you with a unique, user-friendly guide to the professional details of more than 55,000 executives – your colleagues worldwide.

Notable Alumni:

• Bo Risberg: CEO, Hilti Corporation, Liechtenstein
• Paul Choffat: CEO, Novartis Consumer Health, Switzerland
• Thomas Schmidheiny: Chairman, Holcim, Switzerland
• Soren Skou: Partner and CEO of Maersk Tankers, Denmark
• Claus Hemmingsen: Partner and CEO of Maersk Contractors, Denmark
• Jean-Frédéric Mognetti: Owner & Managing Director, Professor at HEC School of Management in Paris
• Carlos Rivera: Owner & Managing Director, Management Recruiters International, Mexico
• Jon Fredrik Baksaas: President and CEO, Telenor, Norway
• Svein Aaser: CEO, DNB NOR ASA, Norway
• Gerard Stricher: CEO, Sidel, France
• Shashank Tripathi: CEO, Inaltus Ltd, UK
• K.Y. Lee: President, BenQ Corporation, Taiwan
• Bjarni Ármannsson: CEO, Glitnir Bank, Iceland
• Jimnah Mbaru : Chairman, The Nairobi Stock Exchange Kenya, Chairman of Dyer and Blair Investment Bank
• Dieter F. Uchtdorf : Counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
• Ton Büchner: CEO, Sulzer, Switzerland
• Mariano Puig: CEO, ISDIN, Spain
• Mario Rotllant Sola: CEO, Cobega SA, Spain
• Thomas Bachmann: CEO, Tecan Group Ltd, Switzerland
• Gilbert Achermann: President & CEO, STRAUMANN HOLDING AG , Switzerland
• Mark Aegler: CEO, Bishofszell Food Ltd, Switzerland
• Marc R. Geissbuehler: CEO, Global Hotelindex Ltd, Switzerland
• Abed Hammoud: CEO, Schaerer Mayfield Holding AG, Switzerland
• Remo Viscardi: CEO, Omnisec AG, Switzerland
• François Badoux: Founder & CEO, Mistral Engines SA, Switzerland
• Lorenzo Giarré: CEO, Ismeca Semiconductor SA, Switzerland
• Beat Knecht: President & CEO, Zattoo International AG, Switzerland
• Andreas Koopmann: CEO, Bobst Group, Switzerland
• Kubr Thomas: Co-founder & CEO, Capital Dynamics, Switzerland
• Andreas Lusser: CEO, The Screener Investor Services AG, Switzerland

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University of Navarra: IESE Business School Profile – TenADay.co.in

October 1, 2008

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University of Navarra: IESE Business School

IESE Business School is an international business school committed to the education and development of business leaders worldwide, and the generation and communication of new business ideas with impact. IESE´s mission is to create an outstanding learning context for business leaders that direct organizations that are successful in the long-term, develop people around them and contribute to the new challenges that society has to face.

IESE is a unique school because its programs and research are based on:
• An international character that combines a global mindset with an understanding of the different cultural, institutional and social dimensions that play a role in business in different regions.
• A general management view of companies and business problems and challenges.
• A culture of learning that helps participants asks not only what, but why and how.
• The human and ethical values indispensable for personal growth and corporate sustainability.
• The belief that business leaders can have a profound impact on people and society through professionalism, integrity and spirit of service, fostering in this way true corporate social responsibility.
• A personalized approach to management education.
• Rigorous research on real problems which are relevant to the business world.

Programs offered:

1) Full-time MBA program
2) Global Executive MBA
3) PhD program
4) Continuous Education Program
5) Executive MBA
6) Executive Education
7) International Faculty Development Program

Full-time MBA program

The IESE MBA program draws students from some 50 countries each year. Diversity in terms of students’ nationalities, experience and background is an important program asset. Classroom discussion is based on real life case studies and enhanced by the perspectives and experiences of students and professors from several professional backgrounds and multiple career goals. Inquisitive and insightful viewpoints make for vibrant class discussions and dynamic team work.

Our aim is to mold our students into managers who lead and serve others and we do this through our professionalism, spirit of service, the dedication of our faculty and the personal approach to service which is the IESE trademark. Small class size, an open-door policy and active mentoring mean that you are able to form close working relationships with professors and other students during the MBA program. This highly personalized environment drives students not just to learn, but to think. The IESE community supports each individual’s personal and professional growth, fostering a sense of community within the school.

http://www.iese.edu/en/programs/mba/intro/highlights_program.asp


Global Executive MBA

The Global Executive MBA program is intended for successful senior executives who are unable to study full time but who need a broader foundation of business education to take their careers to the next level. The general management focus, which shines through in courses such as Operational Finance, Negotiation, Entrepreneurship and Corporate Strategy, gives participants a solid base of business training, making them stronger, more effective leaders. Participants come from a dynamic mix of backgrounds and industries, bringing their own unique experiences and perspectives to the classroom.

IESE’s innovative program structure ensures that busy professionals maximize their time in the program while remaining fully engaged with their personal and professional lives. The flexible modular structure, which involves a combination of residential sessions and distributed learning, enables participants to immediately apply what they learn in the classroom to their work and the teams they lead. Participants can instantly see the impact the program has on their companies and organizations.

Qualifications:

• Have a minimum of seven years of relevant work experience at an international level with steady, demonstrable career progression
• Hold an accredited university degree or its equivalent
• Be proficient in written and spoken English
• Have the ability to commit to a rigorous program
• Have good analytical skills
• Be ambitious and driven

PhD program

The IESE PhD in Management, one of Europe’s leading doctoral programs in the field, provides a rigorous grounding in the most advanced interdisciplinary research methods in business management. It is designed to prepare students for careers in teaching and research with leading academic institutions around the world. The Program is offered in Barcelona.

The PhD in Management is a full-time program lasting for a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 5 years. During the first two years, students take a range of required courses, advanced and specialized courses, and seminars, followed by a field examination. They then prepare their dissertation proposals. Upon approval, students proceed to research, write and ultimately defend their dissertations. The PhD in Management is designed to meet the following objectives:

1. To develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to conduct world-class research on the most relevant issues in the field of management. Particular emphasis is placed on identifying and solving business problems, often in the face of uncertainty and incomplete information, and involving the management of people in organizational settings.
2. To provide a deep grounding in the key disciplines and analytical tools (mathematics, statistics, economics) necessary to move from “mere” problemsolving to the elaboration of general principles with a wide applicability to business situations.
3. To establish the philosophical, ethical and human principles that lead to a deeper understanding of the human being in an organizational context, and to ensure that authentic human values are at the core of key business decisions.

http://www.iese.edu/en/Programs/PHD/PhDinManagement.asp

Continuous Education Program

The Continuous Education Program offers a continual professional development during the academic year through business meetings centering on current themes within the varied areas of the economic and business world. The object of this program is the continual up-grading of knowledge as applied in the contemporary business world. These themes are covered by the professors of IESE and key-note speakers from the areas of Economics, Business and Public Administration, both at national and international levels. To access any of these meetings, the presentation of the membership card of the Alumni Association at the beginning of each session is mandatory.

http://wwwapp.iese.edu/continuidad/index.asp?lang=en

Executive MBA

The EMBA is a part-time program with a clear international focus, offered at IESE’s Madrid and Barcelona campus.
Any professional with more than five years of experience and want to take a significant leap forward in training, without having to put career on hold, the EMBA is an excellent option. Many of the program’s features make the EMBA the only one of its kind:

• General management perspective: All topics are covered from the position of a top executive.
• International focus.
• Excellent faculty.
• Bilingual program: Spanish and English.
• Intensive use of case method.
• International week at the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in Shanghai (China).
• Team work: Students from each year are divided into heterogeneous teams comprised of students with differing experiences and professional backgrounds.
• IESE’s Global campus is a technological platform of e-learning complimented by classroom education.

http://www.iese.edu/en/Programs/ExecutiveMBA/Admisiones/Admisiones.asp


Executive Education Program:

IESE’s general management programs give managers an invaluable opportunity to step back from their careers to learn new skills, gain fresh insights and reflect on how they are leading their organizations. IESE faculty, who hail from 17 countries, provide a broad and enriching view of today’s changing business environment.

http://www.iese.edu/en/Programs/ExecutiveEducation/ProgramasDireccionGeneral/ProgramasdeDireccionGeneral.asp


International Faculty Development Program

The International Faculty Development Program (IFDP) concentrates on teaching methodologies in management education, research and development of curricula. It is designed for faculty members of Business Schools worldwide. The overall aim of the program is to improve the general quality of management education.

The Case Study Method
The IFDP introduces participants to the case study method, a dynamic pedagogical tool. Participants in the program also have the opportunity to gain new teaching competencies, improve their existing techniques and share them with other colleagues. During the four-week residential course, they also gain new ideas for curriculum and course design for implementation at their home institutions.
Other aims of the program are to:
• Improve participants’ communication skills through different teaching tools, especially the case study method;
• Expose faculty to new institutional structures that might lead to improvements in their home institutions.

http://www.iese.edu/en/Programs/IFPD/InternationalFacultyManagement.asp

Campus:

IESE’s global campus


IESE is a business school of extraordinary global reach. While many IESE programs are held on the school’s two international campuses in Barcelona and Madrid, others take place at various global locations in order to meet companies’ diverse needs. IESE faculty are frequent travelers, leading programs throughout Europe, as well as Asia, Africa, Latin America and the United States.
Key IESE initiatives held at international sites include the Global Executive MBA and the Executive MBA, which feature sessions spanning over three continents, and the school’s top-ranked portfolio of executive education courses, which are offered all over the world including Munich, New York, Sao Paulo and Shanghai.

IESE maintains two first-rate campuses, in Barcelona and Madrid. Both offer stimulating multi-cultural learning environments, while serving as outstanding meeting points for executives from all over the world. At both campuses, personal attention and excellent service are integrated to produce unparalleled educational experiences.

Student life

One of the highlights of the IESE experience is the vibrant and personal character of student life on campus. A host of student clubs, ranging from the Responsible Business Club to the Marketing Club, provide opportunities for contributing to the community, as well as building teamwork and leadership skills outside of the classroom.

The school’s size lends itself to forming friendships with other students, as well as the school’s staff and personnel, immediately after arriving on campus. IESE is extremely proud of the warm and friendly reputation it has gained over the years. It is is often noted by alumni and visiting faculty as one of the school’s key assets.
Faculty

The IESE faculty consists of 96 full-time and 45 part-time professors. They are dedicated to providing learning opportunities of excellence for IESE’s students and corporate clients around the world.
IESE is one of the largest producers of business cases in the world. With full-time professors from 13 countries and professors with PhDs from some of the world’s leading universities, the faculty’s teaching and research efforts are global in outlook and content.

A hallmark of the IESE faculty is its dedication to the individual development of each and every student and participant in IESE programs. They do this by giving priority to being excellent teachers, by fostering a culture of learning, and by maintaining an open door to all students. This spirit of service is an outgrowth of the faculty’s belief that the most essential role of leaders and managers is to put people at the center of their professional concerns.

http://wwwapp.iese.edu/faculty/directory.asp?lang=en

Fees And Expenses:

Full Time MBA:

Application Fee:

For the course starting in September 2008:
$130 through The Princeton Review/Embark

Tuition Fee:

Tuition, including virtually all course materials and health insurance, for enrollment in September 2008 is 64,900 € for both years payable in two installments by the end of September of each academic year. A non-refundable deposit of 4,500 Euros (deductible from the total program fee) must be paid on acceptance to secure a place on the course.
LIVING EXPENSES
Living expenses in Barcelona are comparable to those in any major European city. IESE has no on-campus accommodation, but IESE can assist you with a list of apartments for rent and general advice on how to find housing.
ESTIMATED MONTHLY BUDGET (in Euros)
Students Living Alone – 1.450
Married Students and Students Sharing Housing – 1.930

Global Executive MBA:

PhD in Management:

Tuition for 1st and 2nd academic years is 18,500 euros per academic year, and 9,250 euros the following years.

Estimated monthly budget

Single students
(in Euros) Married students and students sharing houses (in Euros)
Housing 600 725
Utilities 60 95
Telephone 60 100
Lunch at IESE 120 120
Groceries 155 275
Public Transportation 60 60
Total per month 1,055 1,375

Executive MBA:

Tuition for the program commencing in the 2008/2009 academic year (both the weekly and bi-weekly format) is: 56,500 euros.
Above mentioned monthly costs.

International Faculty Development Program:

Tuition Fee: 4,000 euros
This includes all course materials, academic activities and lunch on campus from Monday to Friday. Accommodation is not included in the cost of the tuition fee.
Accommodation: 1,700 euros
Hotel Residencia Torre Girona
June 1 – June 29, 2008
• Breakfast included (from Monday to Friday).
• The hotel is a 10-minute walk from IESE Business School.

Placements and Recruiters:

MBA Career Services’ aim is to help companies solve their recruitment needs by connecting them with the ideal student profiles in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. We do this by developing corporate relations, organizing events on campus and facilitating the recruiting process.
Whether you are a long-time recruiter at IESE or are thinking of recruiting for the first time, it is essential to take into account that many students will be hearing about your company for the first time. With this in mind, MBA Career Services organizes a series of recruiting events on campus which provide companies with the opportunity to directly present themselves, describe their career opportunities and meet students.

On-campus events include the Career Forum and Company Presentations. With the aim of enhancing interchange between companies and the students, MBA Career Services organizes logistics for these events including advertising, booking facilities, coordinating interview schedules or setting up networking events with students.

For companies not able to participate in the Career Forum or Career Days, MBA Career Services can also organize individual company presentations. These are open to both first and second-year students and give students the opportunity to learn about the company, its business activities, and career opportunities, openings available and specific details on the selection and recruitment processes for both summer internships and full placement. MBA Career Services can also coordinate the process of scheduling student interviews.

Should companies need to, MBA Career Services can organize a cocktail reception where students can network with the company’s employees and IESE alumni working there in a more relaxed atmosphere.

http://www.iese.edu/en/OurCommunity/MBARecComp/MBARecruiting.asp

Rankings:

Publication Type Ranking
Economist Intelligence Unit
September 2007 MBA Ranking # 3 in the world
# 1 in Europe
Economist Intelligence Unit
October 2006 MBA Ranking # 1 in the world
Financial Times
May 2006 Executive Education Ranking # 2 in Europe
# 4 in the world

Alumni:

More than 27,000 IESE Business School alumni work and live all over the world, holding high-level positions in multinationals and leading their own companies. They play a key role in the development of the school, and IESE is deeply grateful for their support. Some 40% of IESE’s graduates belong to the Alumni Association.

Notable Alumni:

• Ruben Bonet, MBA, IESE – CEO, Fractus
• Javier Cebrián Sagarriga, MBA, IESE – Chairman, Bonsai Technologies group, S.A.
• Andrea Christenson, MBA 1983, IESE – CEO & Owner, Käthe Kruse Puppen GmbH
• Jacobo González-Robatto, E-MBA 1986, IESE – CEO, Barclays Spain
• Luis Hernández de Cabanyes, MBA, IESE – Chairman, Renta Corporación
• William MacDonald, MBA, IESE – CEO, Lazard Asesores Financieros S.A.
• Jordi Mercader Miró, MBA 1969, IESE – CEO and chairman of the board, Grupo Agbar
• Amparo Moraleda Martínez, MBA, IESE – President of IBM Spain, Portugal, Greece, Israel, and Turkey
• Javier Robles, PDG (General Management Program) 1990, IESE – President, Danone Spain
• Juan Antonio Samaranch, former President of the International Olympic Committee
• Carmen Valera, MBA, IESE – CEO, Burson-Marsteller Spain
• María del Pino Velázquez, MBA 1991, IESE – CEO, Unisono
• Rafael Villaseca Marco, MBA, IESE – CEO Gas Natural SDG, S.A.

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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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