there are a few mbas in japan offered in english and i wanted to know if anyone can give me a sort of top 3 list.
english mbas in japan
Posted Apr 01, 2006 14:03
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there are a few mbas in japan offered in english and i wanted to know if anyone can give me a sort of top 3 list.
Posted Apr 03, 2006 16:40
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u can see a few japanese programs on the asia week rankings, like international univ. of japan and waseda. both a have courses in english:
http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/features/mba/data/full.overall.html
u can see a few japanese programs on the asia week rankings, like international univ. of japan and waseda. both a have courses in english:
http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/features/mba/data/full.overall.html
http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/features/mba/data/full.overall.html
Posted May 08, 2007 14:23
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there are a few mbas in japan offered in english and i wanted to know if anyone can give me a sort of top 3 list.
<blockquote>there are a few mbas in japan offered in english and i wanted to know if anyone can give me a sort of top 3 list.</blockquote>
Posted Feb 03, 2012 23:36
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What are your thoughts about Doshisha Business School (Global MBA)? I'm an international applicant working in the consumer electronics industry/lithium-ion battery production in Asia.
What are your thoughts about Doshisha Business School (Global MBA)? I'm an international applicant working in the consumer electronics industry/lithium-ion battery production in Asia.
Posted Feb 05, 2012 13:27
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If you speak fluent Japanese and want to work in Japan, then it's as risky as any other Japanese MBA. Otherwise, why would you want to do that?
If you speak fluent Japanese and want to work in Japan, then it's as risky as any other Japanese MBA. Otherwise, why would you want to do that?
Posted Feb 06, 2012 03:32
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What are your thoughts about Doshisha Business School (Global MBA)? I'm an international applicant working in the consumer electronics industry/lithium-ion battery production in Asia.
Hello. I teach on the program and happy to communicate with you directly. Our first students graduated last year and have been successful in finding good positions, many with Japanese firms here in Japan or back in their own countries. Our program is very well placed with reference to the continuing trend of Japanese firms seeking international talent as they increasingly focus on overseas expansion. Our new webpage will be going live very shortly and please check out the careers section of it to see examples of the types of positions and companies that our graduates are securing.
<blockquote>What are your thoughts about Doshisha Business School (Global MBA)? I'm an international applicant working in the consumer electronics industry/lithium-ion battery production in Asia.</blockquote>
Hello. I teach on the program and happy to communicate with you directly. Our first students graduated last year and have been successful in finding good positions, many with Japanese firms here in Japan or back in their own countries. Our program is very well placed with reference to the continuing trend of Japanese firms seeking international talent as they increasingly focus on overseas expansion. Our new webpage will be going live very shortly and please check out the careers section of it to see examples of the types of positions and companies that our graduates are securing.
Hello. I teach on the program and happy to communicate with you directly. Our first students graduated last year and have been successful in finding good positions, many with Japanese firms here in Japan or back in their own countries. Our program is very well placed with reference to the continuing trend of Japanese firms seeking international talent as they increasingly focus on overseas expansion. Our new webpage will be going live very shortly and please check out the careers section of it to see examples of the types of positions and companies that our graduates are securing.
Posted Feb 07, 2012 18:02
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What are your thoughts about Doshisha Business School (Global MBA)? I'm an international applicant working in the consumer electronics industry/lithium-ion battery production in Asia.
I'd echo Duncan's skepticism - why Japan? If you're serious about it, maybe check out the programs at these schools as well:
Keio (if you speak Japanese, it's probably the best program.)
Nagoya/Global MBA
Temple University
Your chances to find work afterward pretty much hinge on your knowledge of the language and the culture.
<blockquote>What are your thoughts about Doshisha Business School (Global MBA)? I'm an international applicant working in the consumer electronics industry/lithium-ion battery production in Asia.</blockquote>
I'd echo Duncan's skepticism - why Japan? If you're serious about it, maybe check out the programs at these schools as well:
Keio (if you speak Japanese, it's probably the best program.)
Nagoya/Global MBA
Temple University
Your chances to find work afterward pretty much hinge on your knowledge of the language and the culture.
I'd echo Duncan's skepticism - why Japan? If you're serious about it, maybe check out the programs at these schools as well:
Keio (if you speak Japanese, it's probably the best program.)
Nagoya/Global MBA
Temple University
Your chances to find work afterward pretty much hinge on your knowledge of the language and the culture.
Posted Dec 24, 2013 12:04
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but Wouldn't an MBA in japan enhance the job opportunity generally in Asia ?
but Wouldn't an MBA in japan enhance the job opportunity generally in Asia ?
Posted Dec 24, 2013 16:07
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It's better to have an MBA than not have an MBA. But if you want to work in Japan, then Japanese is more useful an an MBA. If you want to work somewhere else in Asia, then take an MBA in that country. It's not as if English-language MBAs from Japan are high-status in that country.
It's better to have an MBA than not have an MBA. But if you want to work in Japan, then Japanese is more useful an an MBA. If you want to work somewhere else in Asia, then take an MBA in that country. It's not as if English-language MBAs from Japan are high-status in that country.
Posted Dec 27, 2013 09:15
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If you read through QS MBA report, Japan is the country that is hiring the most MBA in the world and is where MBA is the most highly paid. If you know just English, English speaking country is obviously the first option. Germany or France is not much better than Japan in terms of job opportunity withou local language. I have learnt a lot from Japan, not just book knowledge. It's really a special country
If you read through QS MBA report, Japan is the country that is hiring the most MBA in the world and is where MBA is the most highly paid. If you know just English, English speaking country is obviously the first option. Germany or France is not much better than Japan in terms of job opportunity withou local language. I have learnt a lot from Japan, not just book knowledge. It's really a special country
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