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An Interview with Dr. Stephen Hodges

President of Hult

Dr. Stephen Hodges: we award degrees to people who are effective general managers, not doctors of business administration...

Studying in Asia

As one of the most dynamic regions of the world, Asia’s demand for MBA qualifications is driven by the economic renaissance of the region. If you follow Reuters, Bloomberg or the Economist, you will know that the biggest challenge to American and European global...

The Pacific Rim Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan and Australia

As commerce in the Pacific Rim continues to soar in the global economy, regional educational institutions are staying in step with their enterprising populations by offering an ever-expanding number of MBA programs. Huge international investment flows, often in partnership with top American and European universities, are pushing the region’s schools to attain prominence far beyond their borders.
Feeding the educational fury are the following business schools which established campuses alone or in partnership with local institutions in Singapore: The famous French Insead started MBA and executive MBA programs in October 2000...

Melbourne Business School: MBA participants come from over 32 countries

An interview with Jennifer George

Our MBA has the same content (including class hours and assessment requirements) as a traditional two-year MBA but is an accelerated program that can be completed in just 16 months.

International University of Japan: Chinese is a current wonderful benefit

An interview with Chet Borucki

IUJ’s students seek a variety of career opportunities. Those choosing to remain in Japan tend to head into foreign companies in finance and some into IT, marketing or consulting roles.