Just saw that Universiti Putra Malaysia has been accredited by AACSB:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/626/eight-business-schools-receive-aacsb-accreditation
The school has placed grads with some of the country's information services companies, including Tekekom Malaysia and DiGi; and feeds into some of the multinationals there, like Shell Oil and its subsidiaries. Could be an option, seeing as how it and Universiti Malaya are the only two internationally-accredited schools in the country.
However, I think that as Malaysia's economy matures and demand for business leaders increases, we'll be seeing more and more internationally accredited programs.
Newly Accredited School in Malaysia
Posted Aug 01, 2012 13:09
Just saw that Universiti Putra Malaysia has been accredited by AACSB:
http://www.find-mba.com/article/626/eight-business-schools-receive-aacsb-accreditation
The school has placed grads with some of the country's information services companies, including Tekekom Malaysia and DiGi; and feeds into some of the multinationals there, like Shell Oil and its subsidiaries. Could be an option, seeing as how it and Universiti Malaya are the only two internationally-accredited schools in the country.
However, I think that as Malaysia's economy matures and demand for business leaders increases, we'll be seeing more and more internationally accredited programs.
http://www.find-mba.com/article/626/eight-business-schools-receive-aacsb-accreditation
The school has placed grads with some of the country's information services companies, including Tekekom Malaysia and DiGi; and feeds into some of the multinationals there, like Shell Oil and its subsidiaries. Could be an option, seeing as how it and Universiti Malaya are the only two internationally-accredited schools in the country.
However, I think that as Malaysia's economy matures and demand for business leaders increases, we'll be seeing more and more internationally accredited programs.
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