When a course or Uni uses this as a marketing tool, you know its CRAP.

I do have the same opinion as you.
Also, UK is so small hence 38th isnt exactly high too.

Do this forum a favour, keep this rubbish away.

Hi,

is it true that a person can skip degree and directly go to Master if s/he has enough experience?

In Malaysia, there are certain conditions for this. It is possible, depending on you being able to show that you have the relevant work experience in the area. I think you can check with MoHE (or is it MoE) website.

Hi all,

Anyone here from Imperial global MBA? How do u rate this mba?

Again a silly question.

Why, silly?

Refer the business school ranking discussion.

If we're talking about the same Imperial,

http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolranki...london?mhq5j=e1

pretty similar with Lancaster I would say. Fee wise, I would find it hard to pay in quid

Many years ago, yes, as long as you have impressive work experience, but without a bachelor degree, you still can enrol in MBA course. Now, I heard (after checking MBA courses offered by local private universities & colleges), Bachelor degree is a MUST. Do correct me if I am wrong.

The initiative is known as APEL, check out MQA website for more details. http://www2.mqa.gov.my/APEL/

some is GMAT exam.

Herriot Ward vs Imperial Online MBA?

Exposure wise - anyone did their MBA there would like to share experience on these schools.

I am a MBA student. FYI, MBA is not all about the courses, it is all about the process of learning. Theories from the books may give you some fresh ideas but in fact a lot of things you will also learn from reading additional journals while doing your assignments, interaction with your classmates in specific project, group discussions, group project management experience and etc...

Yet, each classmate has his or her own different background, so his or her thinking process / ideas may help to develop yourself as a person too in overall.

To be short, theoretical knowledge from the book is just small part of it, the learning process experience of the program is the KEY.

Hope it helps you to make a better decision.

Thanks.

Hi guys, I'm surprise there's an ongoing MBA thread there.

I've been in the workforce for 10years now and thinking to advance myself so I was thinking of getting MBA courses or PMI.

Unfortunately, PMI required to have experience in Managing to get that so looks like MBA was one of the better choices for me.

But I have doubts. I do not know what to find and which to choose. There's so many college offer such course and I do not want to make a wrong choice which will wasted my time.

Is there any standardization for these courses? International standards like kind of ACCA like we use to hear for accountings. Obviously, I do not want some college just make everything easy and give u a certificate which is worthless. What should I looks at?

Recently I saw one college called Wawasan offering RM24K for MBA. I like the timing as it's one day class per month for 2 years.

What do you think? Need some advise.

In any order; these are available in Msia:-
MIT Sloan, Straclyde, Lancester.

May I know currently what is your capacity in the team, in relation to the project?

Read all my postings on this thread. Im sure u will get your answer there.

Also, are you referring to the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification by PMI America?

Its actually Asia School of Business (ASB) which is a collaboration between MIT Sloan Business School and Bank Negara Malaysia. But your cert is from ASB.