Comments for Which MBA http://whichmba.wordpress.com Just another WordPress.com weblog Mon, 26 Oct 2009 10:31:39 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Class in Gulf by Helen Warwick http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/grenoble-launches-saudi-venture/#comment-495 Helen Warwick Mon, 26 Oct 2009 10:31:39 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=94#comment-495 Just to clarify – Hult International Business School (www.hult.edu) is the first US academic institute to be licensed in the UAE. And this year, we celebrated the first of many graduations of MBA students at our Dubai campus. This classic dynamic and enterprising city is the perfect backdrop for studying business and for drawing real-life examples from surrounding companies – something which we always strive to do at Hult. Our campus, designed by internationally acclaimed architects, is located in the Dubai International Academic City – an exclusive cluster of universities, colleges and institutions – providing students with ultra-modern and comfortable study quarters. Our Dubai campus also offers our exclusive part-time MBA, following our MBA curriculum over two years rather than one. Pursuing this programme allows you to keep up with your career in this volatile economic climate, and enhance your skills - something pretty vital for aspiring CEOs and company directors. And to keep you afloat of the global market conditions and opportunities, MBA students have the chance to study for nine months in Dubai, followed by the remainder of their programme in London or Boston. Alternatively, students can take electives at our Shanghai campus – all part of our pioneering global rotation program. About Hult International Business School
 (www.hult.edu) Hult International Business School (formerly known as the Arthur D. Little School of Management) is the first global business school with operations in Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. The School offers a range of business-focused programs including a one-year MBA, Master's and Undergraduate degrees. Hult is ranked 31st in the world and 16th in the US by the Economist Intelligence Unit and 6th for International Mobility by the Financial Times. The School is a fully accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA). Just to clarify – Hult International Business School (www.hult.edu) is the first US academic institute to be licensed in the UAE. And this year, we celebrated the first of many graduations of MBA students at our Dubai campus.
This classic dynamic and enterprising city is the perfect backdrop for studying business and for drawing real-life examples from surrounding companies – something which we always strive to do at Hult. Our campus, designed by internationally acclaimed architects, is located in the Dubai International Academic City – an exclusive cluster of universities, colleges and institutions – providing students with ultra-modern and comfortable study quarters.
Our Dubai campus also offers our exclusive part-time MBA, following our MBA curriculum over two years rather than one. Pursuing this programme allows you to keep up with your career in this volatile economic climate, and enhance your skills – something pretty vital for aspiring CEOs and company directors.
And to keep you afloat of the global market conditions and opportunities, MBA students have the chance to study for nine months in Dubai, followed by the remainder of their programme in London or Boston. Alternatively, students can take electives at our Shanghai campus – all part of our pioneering global rotation program.

About Hult International Business School
 (www.hult.edu) Hult International Business School (formerly known as the Arthur D. Little School of Management) is the first global business school with operations in Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. The School offers a range of business-focused programs including a one-year MBA, Master’s and Undergraduate degrees. Hult is ranked 31st in the world and 16th in the US by the Economist Intelligence Unit and 6th for International Mobility by the Financial Times. The School is a fully accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).

]]> Comment on Ask the expert: is a one- or two-year MBA best? by Helen Warwick http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/11/25/ask-the-expert-is-a-one-or-two-year-mba-best/#comment-494 Helen Warwick Mon, 26 Oct 2009 10:28:44 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-494 You’re absolutely right in having concerns about being away from the workplace. In such a tempestuous and economic climate it’s important to keep your career secured while ensuring your skills and knowledge are at the cutting edge of your field. We at Hult International Business School (www.hult.edu) are fully aware of these challenges, and have designed all our programmes so that our graduates stay away from work for as little time as possible and gain valuable practical knowledge they can apply directly to their work. Unlike many business schools, we offer an intensive one-year MBA rather than two, giving you the green light to get back into the workforce and allowing you to recoup your MBA investment in half the time of other programmes. Alternatively, we also offer a part-time MBA at out Dubai campus. Pursuing this option means you will keep up with your career in this volatile economy AND enhance your skills - something pretty vital for aspiring CEOs and company directors. Offered over two years instead of one, our part-time MBA curriculum is identical to our full-time program, and is recognised by world leading head-hunters. Opting for a Hult degree is a wise decision in the current economic climate, and a smart way to elevate your career to the next level. About Hult International Business School
 (www.hult.edu) Hult International Business School (formerly known as the Arthur D. Little School of Management) is the first global business school with operations in Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. The School offers a range of business-focused programs including a one-year MBA, Master's and Undergraduate degrees. Hult is ranked 31st in the world and 16th in the US by the Economist Intelligence Unit and 6th for International Mobility by the Financial Times. The School is a fully accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA). You’re absolutely right in having concerns about being away from the workplace. In such a tempestuous and economic climate it’s important to keep your career secured while ensuring your skills and knowledge are at the cutting edge of your field.
We at Hult International Business School (www.hult.edu) are fully aware of these challenges, and have designed all our programmes so that our graduates stay away from work for as little time as possible and gain valuable practical knowledge they can apply directly to their work. Unlike many business schools, we offer an intensive one-year MBA rather than two, giving you the green light to get back into the workforce and allowing you to recoup your MBA investment in half the time of other programmes.
Alternatively, we also offer a part-time MBA at out Dubai campus. Pursuing this option means you will keep up with your career in this volatile economy AND enhance your skills – something pretty vital for aspiring CEOs and company directors. Offered over two years instead of one, our part-time MBA curriculum is identical to our full-time program, and is recognised by world leading head-hunters. Opting for a Hult degree is a wise decision in the current economic climate, and a smart way to elevate your career to the next level.

About Hult International Business School
 (www.hult.edu) Hult International Business School (formerly known as the Arthur D. Little School of Management) is the first global business school with operations in Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. The School offers a range of business-focused programs including a one-year MBA, Master’s and Undergraduate degrees. Hult is ranked 31st in the world and 16th in the US by the Economist Intelligence Unit and 6th for International Mobility by the Financial Times. The School is a fully accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).

]]> Comment on Ask the expert: is internationalism always good? by Helen Warwick http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/ask-the-expert-is-internationalism-always-good/#comment-493 Helen Warwick Thu, 22 Oct 2009 09:05:07 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=20#comment-493 Managing international teams dotted across the globe, sealing a lucrative deal halfway round the world, or starting a project in one country and completing it on a different continent – just a handful of a top professionals’ duties. Managers are doomed today without some level of cultural sensitivity. And this should be one of the first things taught at business schools where tomorrow’s leading managers and directors spawn from – the world is getting smaller and the scope to expand business internationally is getting bigger and bigger. Priding itself on its practical education, Hult International Business School does not only have a very international student body – 60 different nationalities - as Nikolco correctly pointed out, but has campuses in four of the top business hubs in the world – Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. It really is the quintessential platform to profit from and learn cultural sensitivity, something which is becoming increasingly important in today’s business market. Helping the students delve even further into the realities of working internationally, Hult gives them the chance to complete the program in each of its four campus locations. So not only will you mingle with students and professors from around the world, you can also voyage to dynamic and enterprising cities. About Hult International Business School
Hult International Business School (formerly known as the Arthur D. Little School of Management) is the first global business school with operations in Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. The School offers a range of business-focused programs including a one-year MBA, Master's and Undergraduate degrees. Hult is ranked 31st in the world and 16th in the US by the Economist Intelligence Unit and 6th for International Mobility by the Financial Times. The School is a fully accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA). Managing international teams dotted across the globe, sealing a lucrative deal halfway round the world, or starting a project in one country and completing it on a different continent – just a handful of a top professionals’ duties. Managers are doomed today without some level of cultural sensitivity. And this should be one of the first things taught at business schools where tomorrow’s leading managers and directors spawn from – the world is getting smaller and the scope to expand business internationally is getting bigger and bigger. Priding itself on its practical education, Hult International Business School does not only have a very international student body – 60 different nationalities – as Nikolco correctly pointed out, but has campuses in four of the top business hubs in the world – Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. It really is the quintessential platform to profit from and learn cultural sensitivity, something which is becoming increasingly important in today’s business market.
Helping the students delve even further into the realities of working internationally, Hult gives them the chance to complete the program in each of its four campus locations. So not only will you mingle with students and professors from around the world, you can also voyage to dynamic and enterprising cities.

About Hult International Business School
Hult International Business School (formerly known as the Arthur D. Little School of Management) is the first global business school with operations in Boston, London, Dubai and Shanghai. The School offers a range of business-focused programs including a one-year MBA, Master’s and Undergraduate degrees. Hult is ranked 31st in the world and 16th in the US by the Economist Intelligence Unit and 6th for International Mobility by the Financial Times. The School is a fully accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).

]]> Comment on Ask the expert: Why do I need work experience? by Full-time Job After Graduation or Start Work on an M.B.A http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/ask-the-expert-why-do-i-need-work-experience/#comment-492 Full-time Job After Graduation or Start Work on an M.B.A Sun, 18 Oct 2009 20:13:15 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/01/07/ask-the-expert-why-do-i-need-work-experience/#comment-492 [...] many business-school officials don’t agree. Many M.B.A. programs require students to work for a few years first before starting their studies. This way, say officials, students get more out of the program and have more to offer other [...] [...] many business-school officials don’t agree. Many M.B.A. programs require students to work for a few years first before starting their studies. This way, say officials, students get more out of the program and have more to offer other [...]

]]> Comment on Going the distance by Vijay http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/going-the-distance/#comment-490 Vijay Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:52:24 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/01/23/going-the-distance/#comment-490 I'm currently interested in pursuing an MBA through DL. I would like to have a guidance of University of Liverpool in this forum. I understand that it is not AACSB certified or AMBA certified. However it has EFMD certitication. Is it worthwhile to go for this program? Will prospective employers have a high opinion about this program? I’m currently interested in pursuing an MBA through DL. I would like to have a guidance of University of Liverpool in this forum. I understand that it is not AACSB certified or AMBA certified. However it has EFMD certitication. Is it worthwhile to go for this program? Will prospective employers have a high opinion about this program?

]]> Comment on Opening for business by International Business School http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2009/04/17/opening-for-business/#comment-489 International Business School Wed, 23 Sep 2009 05:44:46 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=154#comment-489 This is great news for Karachi Education that they are going to set up School for Business and Leadership with the help & partner ship with University of Cambridge’s Judge Business School. Best of Luck for Students ! This is great news for Karachi Education that they are going to set up School for Business and Leadership with the help & partner ship with University of Cambridge’s Judge Business School.

Best of Luck for Students !

]]> Comment on 2008 Ranking by Raves http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/2008-ranking/#comment-487 Raves Wed, 09 Sep 2009 00:56:56 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-487 Hey Guys... Have you received any reply on same .. or have you started your education in Henley , I also wanted to know, as I am also interested in Henley for this year intake. Please tell me your experience in searching the best college for you. I have similar kind of experience and looking for FT MBA. Hey Guys…

Have you received any reply on same .. or have you started your education in Henley , I also wanted to know, as I am also interested in Henley for this year intake. Please tell me your experience in searching the best college for you. I have similar kind of experience and looking for FT MBA.

]]> Comment on 2008 Ranking by vishal kapoor http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/2008-ranking/#comment-485 vishal kapoor Mon, 07 Sep 2009 18:34:02 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-485 Hi Vishkap have u ben able to zero in on henley,whatever the status pl do let me know and would request u to share your email id i am also currently desperately seeking to get as much information as possible on henley full time mba have got collated quite a bit though still fragmented take care ............... vishal kapoor Hi Vishkap
have u ben able to zero in on henley,whatever the status pl do let me know and would request u to share your email id
i am also currently desperately seeking to get as much information as possible on henley full time mba
have got collated quite a bit though still fragmented
take care ……………
vishal kapoor

]]> Comment on 2008 Ranking by GP http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/2008-ranking/#comment-484 GP Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:52:24 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=26#comment-484 It is a JOKE to think that an MBA from Spain or from Switzerland are ranked higher than the top US MBAs, and let me clarify that I am not a US citizen It is a JOKE to think that an MBA from Spain or from Switzerland are ranked higher than the top US MBAs, and let me clarify that I am not a US citizen

]]> Comment on The German dilemma by Nuria S http://whichmba.wordpress.com/2008/10/30/the-german-dilemma/#comment-483 Nuria S Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:44:45 +0000 http://whichmba.wordpress.com/?p=32#comment-483 Thanks for the lists, Uwe. It has to be added that Münster and Köln do not offer an MBA. Thanks for the lists, Uwe. It has to be added that Münster and Köln do not offer an MBA.

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