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Posted Jul 02, 2007 03:18
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Posted Jul 03, 2007 17:07
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Hi Vivek,
In response to your questions:
1. Yes, the MBA from the two top universities (AGSM and MBS) are recognised worldwide. In Asia Pacific and Europe in particular. If you read one of my posting, the UK government (immigration) even recognised these two schools and granted full points for HSMP application for the graduates. I also personally know two persons who are working for top companies in the UK. There are also others from my alumni who are working in Europe. No one who I know that went back to the US though, their personal choices.
You can also see the distributions of work places of post-MBA from these universities in their published career reports (usually publicly available from their websites).
I also believe that they are recognised in the US. It's just that like many other things (music, film industries, etc. you name it), the US is very protective and self centered in their recognition. So it may look as if they recognise graduates from other countries less than those from American schools. But still, these two OZ schools are listed in the top 100 MBA schools from FT ranking and employers worldwide keep track of this. So, good companies will know it if you studied at AGSM or MBS.
2. Don't just believe of what you heard or read from individuals. The best place to look for hard facts of career placement opportunities are again the schools career reports. I believe they are pretty good. Again, FT rankings take employment and career records as criteria for ranking. The implied message is that schools that are listed and have good rankings did have good career placements.
MBA schools run career weeks for their students where potential employers give presentations and students can apply for jobs. But, just like anywhere in the world, some people got jobs through these events, others got it from their own search or networks.
From my own experience, a lot of students got employment before they graduated, many got a job within three months post graduation. There were a few that got a job longer than that. I guess it mostly stems from mismatching of individual's expectations (type of job, company, level of salary) and company's expectations/requirements.
From all pool of students, even MBA-ers, there are those who did not take their studies seriously and got poor grades. As we know, it may not come as a surprise that not many top companies would want to employ these students. Other reasons may be just that no suitable opportunities or luck as yet, so that these few ppl were still looking for jobs long after they graduated.
I have a personal friend who got a scholarship and studied at a great US school but still looking for job after he graduated. Another friend is an exchange student from a top US university who did not find it easy to get a job even in Australia despite his good grades and work experiences.
All things equal (ability to get admitted, preference for study duration, money, location, etc.), I would recommend you to go to the top US universities. But, if not I would recommend you to go to either AGSM or MBS in Australia. I chose Australia for three main reasons: great education/school, duration (faster than 2 years in the US) and cost (relatively less expensive).
In sum, the MBAs mentioned are recognised worldwide and if you do good in your study the career placements opportunities are great.
I hope I didn't ramble too much and hope that it helps!
Hi Vivek,
In response to your questions:
1. Yes, the MBA from the two top universities (AGSM and MBS) are recognised worldwide. In Asia Pacific and Europe in particular. If you read one of my posting, the UK government (immigration) even recognised these two schools and granted full points for HSMP application for the graduates. I also personally know two persons who are working for top companies in the UK. There are also others from my alumni who are working in Europe. No one who I know that went back to the US though, their personal choices.
You can also see the distributions of work places of post-MBA from these universities in their published career reports (usually publicly available from their websites).
I also believe that they are recognised in the US. It's just that like many other things (music, film industries, etc. you name it), the US is very protective and self centered in their recognition. So it may look as if they recognise graduates from other countries less than those from American schools. But still, these two OZ schools are listed in the top 100 MBA schools from FT ranking and employers worldwide keep track of this. So, good companies will know it if you studied at AGSM or MBS.
2. Don't just believe of what you heard or read from individuals. The best place to look for hard facts of career placement opportunities are again the schools career reports. I believe they are pretty good. Again, FT rankings take employment and career records as criteria for ranking. The implied message is that schools that are listed and have good rankings did have good career placements.
MBA schools run career weeks for their students where potential employers give presentations and students can apply for jobs. But, just like anywhere in the world, some people got jobs through these events, others got it from their own search or networks.
From my own experience, a lot of students got employment before they graduated, many got a job within three months post graduation. There were a few that got a job longer than that. I guess it mostly stems from mismatching of individual's expectations (type of job, company, level of salary) and company's expectations/requirements.
From all pool of students, even MBA-ers, there are those who did not take their studies seriously and got poor grades. As we know, it may not come as a surprise that not many top companies would want to employ these students. Other reasons may be just that no suitable opportunities or luck as yet, so that these few ppl were still looking for jobs long after they graduated.
I have a personal friend who got a scholarship and studied at a great US school but still looking for job after he graduated. Another friend is an exchange student from a top US university who did not find it easy to get a job even in Australia despite his good grades and work experiences.
All things equal (ability to get admitted, preference for study duration, money, location, etc.), I would recommend you to go to the top US universities. But, if not I would recommend you to go to either AGSM or MBS in Australia. I chose Australia for three main reasons: great education/school, duration (faster than 2 years in the US) and cost (relatively less expensive).
In sum, the MBAs mentioned are recognised worldwide and if you do good in your study the career placements opportunities are great.
I hope I didn't ramble too much and hope that it helps!
In response to your questions:
1. Yes, the MBA from the two top universities (AGSM and MBS) are recognised worldwide. In Asia Pacific and Europe in particular. If you read one of my posting, the UK government (immigration) even recognised these two schools and granted full points for HSMP application for the graduates. I also personally know two persons who are working for top companies in the UK. There are also others from my alumni who are working in Europe. No one who I know that went back to the US though, their personal choices.
You can also see the distributions of work places of post-MBA from these universities in their published career reports (usually publicly available from their websites).
I also believe that they are recognised in the US. It's just that like many other things (music, film industries, etc. you name it), the US is very protective and self centered in their recognition. So it may look as if they recognise graduates from other countries less than those from American schools. But still, these two OZ schools are listed in the top 100 MBA schools from FT ranking and employers worldwide keep track of this. So, good companies will know it if you studied at AGSM or MBS.
2. Don't just believe of what you heard or read from individuals. The best place to look for hard facts of career placement opportunities are again the schools career reports. I believe they are pretty good. Again, FT rankings take employment and career records as criteria for ranking. The implied message is that schools that are listed and have good rankings did have good career placements.
MBA schools run career weeks for their students where potential employers give presentations and students can apply for jobs. But, just like anywhere in the world, some people got jobs through these events, others got it from their own search or networks.
From my own experience, a lot of students got employment before they graduated, many got a job within three months post graduation. There were a few that got a job longer than that. I guess it mostly stems from mismatching of individual's expectations (type of job, company, level of salary) and company's expectations/requirements.
From all pool of students, even MBA-ers, there are those who did not take their studies seriously and got poor grades. As we know, it may not come as a surprise that not many top companies would want to employ these students. Other reasons may be just that no suitable opportunities or luck as yet, so that these few ppl were still looking for jobs long after they graduated.
I have a personal friend who got a scholarship and studied at a great US school but still looking for job after he graduated. Another friend is an exchange student from a top US university who did not find it easy to get a job even in Australia despite his good grades and work experiences.
All things equal (ability to get admitted, preference for study duration, money, location, etc.), I would recommend you to go to the top US universities. But, if not I would recommend you to go to either AGSM or MBS in Australia. I chose Australia for three main reasons: great education/school, duration (faster than 2 years in the US) and cost (relatively less expensive).
In sum, the MBAs mentioned are recognised worldwide and if you do good in your study the career placements opportunities are great.
I hope I didn't ramble too much and hope that it helps!
Posted Jul 08, 2007 04:35
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I recently just graduated, I'm interested in an MBA from University of Technology Sydney...Can anyone give me some feed back about how a Degree from University of Technology Sydney is recognized from American Business and the US in General!!!!
I recently just graduated, I'm interested in an MBA from University of Technology Sydney...Can anyone give me some feed back about how a Degree from University of Technology Sydney is recognized from American Business and the US in General!!!!
Posted Sep 05, 2007 12:36
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Hi Guys,
How is MGSM Australia as Biz school...plz guide
Hi Guys,
How is MGSM Australia as Biz school...plz guide
How is MGSM Australia as Biz school...plz guide
Posted Sep 06, 2007 14:31
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Rohitin, MGSM is a very good school, you find the MBA in the Economist ranking, I think it's the second Australian MBA in that ranking. If you want to do a MBA in Autralia, MGSM is a very good choice.
Rohitin, MGSM is a very good school, you find the MBA in the Economist ranking, I think it's the second Australian MBA in that ranking. If you want to do a MBA in Autralia, MGSM is a very good choice.
Posted Sep 06, 2007 14:45
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Thanks Kate for replying..I believe MGSM is the 3rd best after MBA & AGSM but they are very stricy abt the work exp (i.e min 5 yrs) thats what people say...Do u have any idea abt this..
Pl lemme know.
Thanks Kate for replying..I believe MGSM is the 3rd best after MBA & AGSM but they are very stricy abt the work exp (i.e min 5 yrs) thats what people say...Do u have any idea abt this..
Pl lemme know.
Pl lemme know.
Posted Sep 06, 2007 14:46
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pl read MBA as MBS
pl read MBA as MBS
Posted Mar 19, 2008 07:24
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How about the Univ of Western Australia? I understand that this school is not as popular as the schools mentioned on the previous posts. Any feedback pls. Thanks
How about the Univ of Western Australia? I understand that this school is not as popular as the schools mentioned on the previous posts. Any feedback pls. Thanks
Posted Apr 07, 2008 16:58
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Hi Vivek,
In response to your questions:
1. Yes, the MBA from the two top universities (AGSM and MBS) are recognised worldwide. In Asia Pacific and Europe in particular. If you read one of my posting, the UK government (immigration) even recognised these two schools and granted full points for HSMP application for the graduates. I also personally know two persons who are working for top companies in the UK. There are also others from my alumni who are working in Europe. No one who I know that went back to the US though, their personal choices.
You can also see the distributions of work places of post-MBA from these universities in their published career reports (usually publicly available from their websites).
I also believe that they are recognised in the US. It's just that like many other things (music, film industries, etc. you name it), the US is very protective and self centered in their recognition. So it may look as if they recognise graduates from other countries less than those from American schools. But still, these two OZ schools are listed in the top 100 MBA schools from FT ranking and employers worldwide keep track of this. So, good companies will know it if you studied at AGSM or MBS.
2. Don't just believe of what you heard or read from individuals. The best place to look for hard facts of career placement opportunities are again the schools career reports. I believe they are pretty good. Again, FT rankings take employment and career records as criteria for ranking. The implied message is that schools that are listed and have good rankings did have good career placements.
MBA schools run career weeks for their students where potential employers give presentations and students can apply for jobs. But, just like anywhere in the world, some people got jobs through these events, others got it from their own search or networks.
From my own experience, a lot of students got employment before they graduated, many got a job within three months post graduation. There were a few that got a job longer than that. I guess it mostly stems from mismatching of individual's expectations (type of job, company, level of salary) and company's expectations/requirements.
From all pool of students, even MBA-ers, there are those who did not take their studies seriously and got poor grades. As we know, it may not come as a surprise that not many top companies would want to employ these students. Other reasons may be just that no suitable opportunities or luck as yet, so that these few ppl were still looking for jobs long after they graduated.
I have a personal friend who got a scholarship and studied at a great US school but still looking for job after he graduated. Another friend is an exchange student from a top US university who did not find it easy to get a job even in Australia despite his good grades and work experiences.
All things equal (ability to get admitted, preference for study duration, money, location, etc.), I would recommend you to go to the top US universities. But, if not I would recommend you to go to either AGSM or MBS in Australia. I chose Australia for three main reasons: great education/school, duration (faster than 2 years in the US) and cost (relatively less expensive).
In sum, the MBAs mentioned are recognised worldwide and if you do good in your study the career placements opportunities are great.
I hope I didn't ramble too much and hope that it helps!
I'm interested in accredited MBA programs in Australia and have heard of the two MOST prestigious business schools of that country such as AGSM and MBS. Are they accredited by the AMBAs and the EQUIS, in addition to the AACSB? Pls advise.
<blockquote>Hi Vivek,
In response to your questions:
1. Yes, the MBA from the two top universities (AGSM and MBS) are recognised worldwide. In Asia Pacific and Europe in particular. If you read one of my posting, the UK government (immigration) even recognised these two schools and granted full points for HSMP application for the graduates. I also personally know two persons who are working for top companies in the UK. There are also others from my alumni who are working in Europe. No one who I know that went back to the US though, their personal choices.
You can also see the distributions of work places of post-MBA from these universities in their published career reports (usually publicly available from their websites).
I also believe that they are recognised in the US. It's just that like many other things (music, film industries, etc. you name it), the US is very protective and self centered in their recognition. So it may look as if they recognise graduates from other countries less than those from American schools. But still, these two OZ schools are listed in the top 100 MBA schools from FT ranking and employers worldwide keep track of this. So, good companies will know it if you studied at AGSM or MBS.
2. Don't just believe of what you heard or read from individuals. The best place to look for hard facts of career placement opportunities are again the schools career reports. I believe they are pretty good. Again, FT rankings take employment and career records as criteria for ranking. The implied message is that schools that are listed and have good rankings did have good career placements.
MBA schools run career weeks for their students where potential employers give presentations and students can apply for jobs. But, just like anywhere in the world, some people got jobs through these events, others got it from their own search or networks.
From my own experience, a lot of students got employment before they graduated, many got a job within three months post graduation. There were a few that got a job longer than that. I guess it mostly stems from mismatching of individual's expectations (type of job, company, level of salary) and company's expectations/requirements.
From all pool of students, even MBA-ers, there are those who did not take their studies seriously and got poor grades. As we know, it may not come as a surprise that not many top companies would want to employ these students. Other reasons may be just that no suitable opportunities or luck as yet, so that these few ppl were still looking for jobs long after they graduated.
I have a personal friend who got a scholarship and studied at a great US school but still looking for job after he graduated. Another friend is an exchange student from a top US university who did not find it easy to get a job even in Australia despite his good grades and work experiences.
All things equal (ability to get admitted, preference for study duration, money, location, etc.), I would recommend you to go to the top US universities. But, if not I would recommend you to go to either AGSM or MBS in Australia. I chose Australia for three main reasons: great education/school, duration (faster than 2 years in the US) and cost (relatively less expensive).
In sum, the MBAs mentioned are recognised worldwide and if you do good in your study the career placements opportunities are great.
I hope I didn't ramble too much and hope that it helps!</blockquote>
I'm interested in accredited MBA programs in Australia and have heard of the two MOST prestigious business schools of that country such as AGSM and MBS. Are they accredited by the AMBAs and the EQUIS, in addition to the AACSB? Pls advise.
In response to your questions:
1. Yes, the MBA from the two top universities (AGSM and MBS) are recognised worldwide. In Asia Pacific and Europe in particular. If you read one of my posting, the UK government (immigration) even recognised these two schools and granted full points for HSMP application for the graduates. I also personally know two persons who are working for top companies in the UK. There are also others from my alumni who are working in Europe. No one who I know that went back to the US though, their personal choices.
You can also see the distributions of work places of post-MBA from these universities in their published career reports (usually publicly available from their websites).
I also believe that they are recognised in the US. It's just that like many other things (music, film industries, etc. you name it), the US is very protective and self centered in their recognition. So it may look as if they recognise graduates from other countries less than those from American schools. But still, these two OZ schools are listed in the top 100 MBA schools from FT ranking and employers worldwide keep track of this. So, good companies will know it if you studied at AGSM or MBS.
2. Don't just believe of what you heard or read from individuals. The best place to look for hard facts of career placement opportunities are again the schools career reports. I believe they are pretty good. Again, FT rankings take employment and career records as criteria for ranking. The implied message is that schools that are listed and have good rankings did have good career placements.
MBA schools run career weeks for their students where potential employers give presentations and students can apply for jobs. But, just like anywhere in the world, some people got jobs through these events, others got it from their own search or networks.
From my own experience, a lot of students got employment before they graduated, many got a job within three months post graduation. There were a few that got a job longer than that. I guess it mostly stems from mismatching of individual's expectations (type of job, company, level of salary) and company's expectations/requirements.
From all pool of students, even MBA-ers, there are those who did not take their studies seriously and got poor grades. As we know, it may not come as a surprise that not many top companies would want to employ these students. Other reasons may be just that no suitable opportunities or luck as yet, so that these few ppl were still looking for jobs long after they graduated.
I have a personal friend who got a scholarship and studied at a great US school but still looking for job after he graduated. Another friend is an exchange student from a top US university who did not find it easy to get a job even in Australia despite his good grades and work experiences.
All things equal (ability to get admitted, preference for study duration, money, location, etc.), I would recommend you to go to the top US universities. But, if not I would recommend you to go to either AGSM or MBS in Australia. I chose Australia for three main reasons: great education/school, duration (faster than 2 years in the US) and cost (relatively less expensive).
In sum, the MBAs mentioned are recognised worldwide and if you do good in your study the career placements opportunities are great.
I hope I didn't ramble too much and hope that it helps!</blockquote>
I'm interested in accredited MBA programs in Australia and have heard of the two MOST prestigious business schools of that country such as AGSM and MBS. Are they accredited by the AMBAs and the EQUIS, in addition to the AACSB? Pls advise.
Posted Apr 08, 2008 20:43
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See my reply at http://www.find-mba.com/board/6306/
See my reply at http://www.find-mba.com/board/6306/
Posted May 19, 2008 13:59
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hi all,
i need advice on EMBA in AUSTRALIA.
I am moving to Sydney.
thanks .
hi all,
i need advice on EMBA in AUSTRALIA.
I am moving to Sydney.
thanks .
i need advice on EMBA in AUSTRALIA.
I am moving to Sydney.
thanks .
Posted Jun 03, 2008 08:02
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hi to all,
i m shoaib salman from pakistan, I am now doing my B.com its my final year and i just want to do MBA from Australia. i dont know anything about process and all, i m really looking forward for some guiding steps can anyone please tell me about all that? can i have addmission in MBA ( australia ) by passing my B .com? thanx n thanx again 4 ur time and ya, can i work there as an MBA after my MBA?
Shoaib salman
hi to all,
i m shoaib salman from pakistan, I am now doing my B.com its my final year and i just want to do MBA from Australia. i dont know anything about process and all, i m really looking forward for some guiding steps can anyone please tell me about all that? can i have addmission in MBA ( australia ) by passing my B .com? thanx n thanx again 4 ur time and ya, can i work there as an MBA after my MBA?
Shoaib salman
i m shoaib salman from pakistan, I am now doing my B.com its my final year and i just want to do MBA from Australia. i dont know anything about process and all, i m really looking forward for some guiding steps can anyone please tell me about all that? can i have addmission in MBA ( australia ) by passing my B .com? thanx n thanx again 4 ur time and ya, can i work there as an MBA after my MBA?
Shoaib salman
Posted Jun 03, 2008 08:18
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hi to all,
i m shoaib salman from pakistan, I am now doing my B.com its my final year and i just want to do MBA from Australia. i dont know anything about process and all, i m really looking forward for some guiding steps can anyone please tell me about all that? can i have addmission in MBA ( australia ) by passing my B .com? thanx n thanx again 4 ur time and ya, can i work there as an MBA after my MBA?
and what about MBS? Melbourne Business School
if i apply for a full time MBA so can i work there while studing MBA?
<blockquote>hi to all,
i m shoaib salman from pakistan, I am now doing my B.com its my final year and i just want to do MBA from Australia. i dont know anything about process and all, i m really looking forward for some guiding steps can anyone please tell me about all that? can i have addmission in MBA ( australia ) by passing my B .com? thanx n thanx again 4 ur time and ya, can i work there as an MBA after my MBA?
and what about MBS? Melbourne Business School
if i apply for a full time MBA so can i work there while studing MBA?
i m shoaib salman from pakistan, I am now doing my B.com its my final year and i just want to do MBA from Australia. i dont know anything about process and all, i m really looking forward for some guiding steps can anyone please tell me about all that? can i have addmission in MBA ( australia ) by passing my B .com? thanx n thanx again 4 ur time and ya, can i work there as an MBA after my MBA?
and what about MBS? Melbourne Business School
if i apply for a full time MBA so can i work there while studing MBA?
Posted Dec 20, 2009 20:21
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I recently just graduated, I'm interested in an MBA from University of Technology Sydney...Can anyone give me some feed back about how a Degree from University of Technology Sydney is recognized from American Business and the US in General!!!!
US employers haven't heard about UTS however it is AACSB accredited which is very well recognized in the U.S. AACSB is one of the best accreditations in the world and Employers in the U.S. know the value of the accreditation. As long as you put AACSB down on your CV, you should be fine. Employers in the U.S. do not really care about what school you went to, they look for your leadership, analytical , conflict resolution skills and your ability to juggle multiple tasks.
<blockquote>I recently just graduated, I'm interested in an MBA from University of Technology Sydney...Can anyone give me some feed back about how a Degree from University of Technology Sydney is recognized from American Business and the US in General!!!!</blockquote>
US employers haven't heard about UTS however it is AACSB accredited which is very well recognized in the U.S. AACSB is one of the best accreditations in the world and Employers in the U.S. know the value of the accreditation. As long as you put AACSB down on your CV, you should be fine. Employers in the U.S. do not really care about what school you went to, they look for your leadership, analytical , conflict resolution skills and your ability to juggle multiple tasks.
US employers haven't heard about UTS however it is AACSB accredited which is very well recognized in the U.S. AACSB is one of the best accreditations in the world and Employers in the U.S. know the value of the accreditation. As long as you put AACSB down on your CV, you should be fine. Employers in the U.S. do not really care about what school you went to, they look for your leadership, analytical , conflict resolution skills and your ability to juggle multiple tasks.
Posted Apr 03, 2010 22:39
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Hi,
My GMAT score is 590 and I have 3 years work experience. I want to pursue an MBA is Australia (1 year). Could you please suggest universities that I should apply to ??
Hi,
My GMAT score is 590 and I have 3 years work experience. I want to pursue an MBA is Australia (1 year). Could you please suggest universities that I should apply to ??
My GMAT score is 590 and I have 3 years work experience. I want to pursue an MBA is Australia (1 year). Could you please suggest universities that I should apply to ??
Posted Jun 02, 2010 22:55
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Hi,
My GMAT score is 590 and I have 3 years work experience. I want to pursue an MBA is Australia (1 year). Could you please suggest universities that I should apply to ??
University of New South Wales
University of Technology, Sydney
QUT
University of Queens land
Melbourne business school
RMIT
University of New South Wales- Australian graduate school of business would be the best choice.
Triple accredited- European, British and American...
<blockquote>Hi,
My GMAT score is 590 and I have 3 years work experience. I want to pursue an MBA is Australia (1 year). Could you please suggest universities that I should apply to ?? </blockquote>
University of New South Wales
University of Technology, Sydney
QUT
University of Queens land
Melbourne business school
RMIT
University of New South Wales- Australian graduate school of business would be the best choice.
Triple accredited- European, British and American...
My GMAT score is 590 and I have 3 years work experience. I want to pursue an MBA is Australia (1 year). Could you please suggest universities that I should apply to ?? </blockquote>
University of New South Wales
University of Technology, Sydney
QUT
University of Queens land
Melbourne business school
RMIT
University of New South Wales- Australian graduate school of business would be the best choice.
Triple accredited- European, British and American...
Posted Jun 03, 2010 20:32
0
Just don't go to this CHifley Business School for their MBA program
http://tinyurl.com/NON-ACCREDITED-MBA-CHIFLEY
Just don't go to this CHifley Business School for their MBA program
http://tinyurl.com/NON-ACCREDITED-MBA-CHIFLEY
http://tinyurl.com/NON-ACCREDITED-MBA-CHIFLEY
Posted Jul 06, 2010 05:11
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Hi
I just wanted to clarify some inaccuries that are being put forward on this board. Chifley Business School has been successfully delivering higher education management education for over 20 years. Chifley is a non-self accrediting higher education provider ( www.aqf.edu.au/RegisterAccreditation/Accreditation?). As a result of our status we are reviewed annually by the VRQA and are required to go through a major re-accreditation process every 5 years for each course we develop and to maintain our status as a higher education provider. Chifley has recently been through this process and is being re-accredited for a further 5 years.
Regards
Paul Large
Manager, Graduate Programs
Chifley Business School
Hi
I just wanted to clarify some inaccuries that are being put forward on this board. Chifley Business School has been successfully delivering higher education management education for over 20 years. Chifley is a non-self accrediting higher education provider ( www.aqf.edu.au/RegisterAccreditation/Accreditation?). As a result of our status we are reviewed annually by the VRQA and are required to go through a major re-accreditation process every 5 years for each course we develop and to maintain our status as a higher education provider. Chifley has recently been through this process and is being re-accredited for a further 5 years.
Regards
Paul Large
Manager, Graduate Programs
Chifley Business School
I just wanted to clarify some inaccuries that are being put forward on this board. Chifley Business School has been successfully delivering higher education management education for over 20 years. Chifley is a non-self accrediting higher education provider ( www.aqf.edu.au/RegisterAccreditation/Accreditation?). As a result of our status we are reviewed annually by the VRQA and are required to go through a major re-accreditation process every 5 years for each course we develop and to maintain our status as a higher education provider. Chifley has recently been through this process and is being re-accredited for a further 5 years.
Regards
Paul Large
Manager, Graduate Programs
Chifley Business School
Posted Jul 06, 2010 05:22
0
This goes to show that CHIFLEY is just accredited as a vocational training institution (VET); does not mean that the MBA program is accredited.
http://www.vrqa.vic.gov.au/StateRegister/Search.aspx/SearchProviderQuery?PProviderName=Chifley&PPostcode=&PPostcodeIncludeSurrounding=false&PSuburb=&PSuburbIncludeSurrounding=false&PProviderTypeID=&PUseAdvancedSearchProvider=false&PDeliversQual=&PQualificationType=&PFieldOfEducation=&cmdProviderSubmit=Submit+search
This goes to show that CHIFLEY is just accredited as a vocational training institution (VET); does not mean that the MBA program is accredited.
http://www.vrqa.vic.gov.au/StateRegister/Search.aspx/SearchProviderQuery?PProviderName=Chifley&PPostcode=&PPostcodeIncludeSurrounding=false&PSuburb=&PSuburbIncludeSurrounding=false&PProviderTypeID=&PUseAdvancedSearchProvider=false&PDeliversQual=&PQualificationType=&PFieldOfEducation=&cmdProviderSubmit=Submit+search
http://www.vrqa.vic.gov.au/StateRegister/Search.aspx/SearchProviderQuery?PProviderName=Chifley&PPostcode=&PPostcodeIncludeSurrounding=false&PSuburb=&PSuburbIncludeSurrounding=false&PProviderTypeID=&PUseAdvancedSearchProvider=false&PDeliversQual=&PQualificationType=&PFieldOfEducation=&cmdProviderSubmit=Submit+search
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