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Presents a comprehensive, unbiased assessment of all the key issues you will want answered before embarking on your MBA. Gives advice and guidance on the crucial questions asked by anyone assessing MBA opportunities. Previous edition c2001. Softcover.
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About the Author
George Bickerstaffe is author of the EIU's Which MBA? He was previously Editor of Business Voice, the magazine of the CBI, and prior to that editor of the Financial Times Mastering Management Review. He developed and commissioned the original FT Mastering Management and subsequent series. He has contributed to the Financial Times, the London Times, and the Observer.
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Which MBA? is the authoritative guide to the best MBAs around the world. With such a wide range of MBAs available, choosing the right one can be difficult. Which MBA? will help you make the right decision.
There are 116 of the world's best schools listed, and more than 4,500 MBA students and alumni contributed to the survey that you will benefit from in this edition. The book presents a comprehensive, unbiased assessment of all the key issues you will want answered before embarking on your MBA.
Which MBA? gives advice and guidance on the crucial questions asked by anyone assessing MBA opportunities, including:
- the different types of MBA course available
- entry requirements, application details, interviews and GMAT
- what to look for in a school and how to get into the school of your choice
- financing your MBA
- how to use your MBA to get a better job
- results of the 2001 survey of schools, students and graduates
- comparative tables of student ratings and starting salaries
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Welcome to the 13th edition of Which MBA?, the most comprehensive guide to the best MBA programmes around the world. This year a record number of more than 4,500 MBA students and graduates contributed to the results of the survey that you will benefit from in this edition.
Which MBA? is global in scope and strongly regional in content. In these pages you will find not only the world's top-ranking business schools in the US, Europe, and Asia and Australia, but also strong national and regional schools that offer students first-rate programmes which may not always feature at the top of the MBA league tables.
Our philosophy is simple: there are no best schools as such (although Which MBA? only details what it believes to be excellent institutions and programmes), but only business schools that are best for individuals. By studying these pages and the 116 schools detailed in the directory carefully, you should be able to make the best choice for yourself. In other words, within the following pages you should find the business school and MBA programme that is right for you, wherever in the world you may be.
As in previous editions, Which MBA? 13 provides descriptions of and detailed course listings for the best full-time, part-time and distance-learning MBA programmes around the world. It also includes some new entries for up-and-coming business schools, such as the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai and Mendoza College at the University of Notre Dame in the US.
In the introductory chapters, you will find advice on choosing a school, preparing for and completing the often arduous admissions process, and financing your MBA. You will also get an idea of what taking an MBA is actually like. Throughout this guide, to help you compare business schools, you will find numerical results of the EIU's survey of current and past MBA students and some of their pithy comments on the issues raised.
We hope you will find this guide easy and effective to use and, most importantly, an indispensable tool for choosing which MBA you should study. George Bickerstaffe
August 2001
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