MBA Rankings Asia
Posted Dec 30, 2015 08:28
Can somebody tell me where I can find the best rankings for MBA programs in Asia? I know about the Financial Times, but I am interested in other business schools that are not listed there, such as MBA programs from Malaysia and how they compare to the top schools.
Can somebody tell me where I can find the best rankings for MBA programs in Asia? I know about the Financial Times, but I am interested in other business schools that are not listed there, such as MBA programs from Malaysia and how they compare to the top schools.
Posted Dec 31, 2015 10:28
As far as I know, there's nothing out there like this. I think that there are some China-specific rankings, as well as some India-specific rankings, but nothing that combines everything.
Anyway, it's a bit like comparing apples to oranges. You can really say how a school like Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, which is strong in Malaysia, compares to a school like NUS, which has more of a global presence.
Anyway, it's a bit like comparing apples to oranges. You can really say how a school like Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, which is strong in Malaysia, compares to a school like NUS, which has more of a global presence.
As far as I know, there's nothing out there like this. I think that there are some China-specific rankings, as well as some India-specific rankings, but nothing that combines everything.
Anyway, it's a bit like comparing apples to oranges. You can really say how a school like Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, which is strong in Malaysia, compares to a school like NUS, which has more of a global presence.
Anyway, it's a bit like comparing apples to oranges. You can really say how a school like Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, which is strong in Malaysia, compares to a school like NUS, which has more of a global presence.
Posted Dec 31, 2015 14:43
Maybe try http://www.eduniversal-ranking.com/business-school-university-ranking-in-malaysia.html
Take these with a pinch of salt
Best,
Ayon
Take these with a pinch of salt
Best,
Ayon
Maybe try http://www.eduniversal-ranking.com/business-school-university-ranking-in-malaysia.html
Take these with a pinch of salt
Best,
Ayon
Take these with a pinch of salt
Best,
Ayon
Posted Dec 29, 2016 20:22
One question about these rankings: Is HKUST considered better than CEIBS?
One question about these rankings: Is HKUST considered better than CEIBS?
Posted Dec 30, 2016 14:47
What do you see when you read the rankings yourself?
What do you see when you read the rankings yourself?
Posted Jan 02, 2017 15:26
One question about these rankings: Is HKUST considered better than CEIBS?
I would say that HKUST is generally a better choice for most candidates, unless your goals include working in mainland China.
[quote]One question about these rankings: Is HKUST considered better than CEIBS?[/quote]
I would say that HKUST is generally a better choice for most candidates, unless your goals include working in mainland China.
I would say that HKUST is generally a better choice for most candidates, unless your goals include working in mainland China.
Posted Jan 03, 2017 17:55
Actually I am from Malaysia and I am open to working in either mainland China or in Hong Kong. I would like to work in finance.
Actually I am from Malaysia and I am open to working in either mainland China or in Hong Kong. I would like to work in finance.
Posted Apr 20, 2017 10:58
Actually I am from Malaysia and I am open to working in either mainland China or in Hong Kong. I would like to work in finance.
I appreciate your interest. But before you doing this you should have some basic knowledge on finance. Good Luck!
[quote]Actually I am from Malaysia and I am open to working in either mainland China or in Hong Kong. I would like to work in finance. [/quote]
I appreciate your interest. But before you doing this you should have some basic knowledge on finance. Good Luck!
I appreciate your interest. But before you doing this you should have some basic knowledge on finance. Good Luck!
Posted Dec 21, 2017 18:27
I'm interested in the HKU MBA program, mainly because it allows elective study in other places (I would go to LBS). Are there other MBA programs in Hong Kong which allows this? I'm especially interested in the best ranked schools.
I'm interested in the HKU MBA program, mainly because it allows elective study in other places (I would go to LBS). Are there other MBA programs in Hong Kong which allows this? I'm especially interested in the best ranked schools.
Posted Jan 03, 2018 15:39
HKUST MBA students can do a full semester of elective study at one of their partner schools, including LBS.
HKUST MBA students can do a full semester of elective study at one of their partner schools, including LBS.
Posted Jan 04, 2018 04:55
Obviously LBS is one of the most popular exchange locations for HKUST, and winning a seat there will be lightly competitive. In contrast, HKU students on the London track are *guaranteed* a place at LBS. That is a big difference. HKU is the only school worldwide with that arrangement for LBS.
Obviously LBS is one of the most popular exchange locations for HKUST, and winning a seat there will be lightly competitive. In contrast, HKU students on the London track are *guaranteed* a place at LBS. That is a big difference. HKU is the only school worldwide with that arrangement for LBS.
Posted Jan 11, 2018 19:44
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for the tip!
Posted Jul 19, 2018 18:16
I have a question about how these schools are perceived:
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
I have a question about how these schools are perceived:
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
Posted Jul 19, 2018 18:23
I am sure you know that these are excellent, world class schools. Do you have more specific questions?
I am sure you know that these are excellent, world class schools. Do you have more specific questions?
Posted Jul 20, 2018 20:08
I have a question about how these schools are perceived:
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
Decide on the first question (location) and then pick your school in the place you want to be. Are you not considering Insead?
[quote]I have a question about how these schools are perceived:
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
[/quote]
Decide on the first question (location) and then pick your school in the place you want to be. Are you not considering Insead?
HKUST
National University of Singapore (NUS)
HKU
Nanyang Business School
I would like to study either in Hong Kong or in Singapore. I would like to study in a diverse cohort. I work in manufacturing industry in Korea and my goal is to go into finance.
[/quote]
Decide on the first question (location) and then pick your school in the place you want to be. Are you not considering Insead?
Posted Jul 24, 2018 18:51
INSEAD is a great suggestion. HKUST isn't a bad choice either, great salaries!
INSEAD is a great suggestion. HKUST isn't a bad choice either, great salaries!
Posted Jul 30, 2018 18:45
I am sure you know that these are excellent, world class schools. Do you have more specific questions?
I am mostly asking about which school has the best reputation for getting a job in finance. I know that some work class schools are more focused on the consulting industry but it's my ultimate goal to work in finance. That's my main concern.
[quote]I am sure you know that these are excellent, world class schools. Do you have more specific questions? [/quote]
I am mostly asking about which school has the best reputation for getting a job in finance. I know that some work class schools are more focused on the consulting industry but it's my ultimate goal to work in finance. That's my main concern.
I am mostly asking about which school has the best reputation for getting a job in finance. I know that some work class schools are more focused on the consulting industry but it's my ultimate goal to work in finance. That's my main concern.
Posted Jul 30, 2018 19:27
HKU is the only one of these schools listed at https://find-mba.com/lists/top-business-school-by-speciality/top-business-schools-for-finance-or-financial-services
HKU is the only one of these schools listed at https://find-mba.com/lists/top-business-school-by-speciality/top-business-schools-for-finance-or-financial-services
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