Is this true?

But you mentioned it's not tripple accredited?

I think we have to understand that the triple accreditation only sensible towards the piece of paper we receive at the end of the course.

In this case, if you join the Lancaster/Sunway program, you will be receiving a piece of paper from Lancaster, in which reflects it is a triple accredited course.

To be honest, not so sure why everyone is so obsess with it. IMHO, we should look at the quality of the course in terms of delivery and the experience surround it.

This post has been edited by kiawin: Mar 14 2018, 09:53 AM

Both are important.

Accreditation is a way that tell the public that the course had met a certain requirement that been set by external bodies. The local delivery and learning experience will be another factor that a candidate should consider.

It depends on what kind of accreditation we are looking at. To me, there are two kinds of accreditation. First is a national body which assess the quality of the overall programme, in which I'm incline to support it. Secondly, it is course/field/industry specific accreditation, my personal experience view it as hit and miss. I do appreciate the efforts of MMC and BEM. But yet to see the value of social science focused accreditation. Of course, all these are my own personal view

Check out the list of business schools with triple accreditation, and see how many that you know https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_accreditation

Any MBA which offer same course method as UITM? finish 1 subject, exam then change to another subject and exam in 1 sem?

Which MBA is below 20k as far as u know?

Hi All,

i dont seem to see any indication of fees range for Lancaster MBA here or on the net. anyone mind sharing ?

thank you.

This post has been edited by vinoth: Mar 15 2018, 12:24 PM

It may change time to time due to uni arrangement or local college needs.

It would best for you to communicate with any local associate/college directly.

It your own education anyway..

I am doing a part time MSc in NUS, taking a lot of business school subjects.. just like a Mini MBA for me
Cost sgd13-14k for 2 years
Quite a good investment for me

Mind to share more info?

just go to sign up any business related Master of Science which have joint lecture class with Business school, then you can sign up for modules related to MBA.

but just that your Master degree at the end not MBA la..

at the end of the day, you have to prove employers out there your skillset is worth as much as MBA, by showing the modules you're taking.

But you're with NUS, they're ivy league, global top 30 business school. That carry some weight

Of course you got to manage the expection, NUS is not Ivy League school, but it's Asia best university, ranking wise I would say global top 20

It's still giving you some boost to join MBB consulting firm

Hi, just want to ask, which public universities MBA is the best choices in Malaysia?

only IPTA only, not include the private or over seas

Based on my understanding, you will get Lancaster MBA certificate and transcript that is identical to that of Lancaster full time MBA in UK when u complete the course. Maybe can check with Sunway.

This post has been edited by aaronau522: Mar 19 2018, 03:34 PM

May I know which Masters are u doing specifically? Any link? Interested cost the ROI seems good.

But for consulting i think need INSEAD MBA? Even with NUS MBA its not easy I heard.

Just a thought, why do we want to choose an easy course?

Just go to NUS biz school website to check out la
And just to note that you need PR/citizen to enjoy subsidized rate

For me, I am not aiming for consulting firm, just want to learn some strategy course as I might take up internal strategy role.

So dont think need to spend 60k Sgd or 85k Euro to take Insead mba

This post has been edited by commtrader: Mar 19 2018, 09:43 PM

Between MMU and UTM which would be the better choice for MBA?

I did my degree in mmu so nt sure if I should take master frm the same uni

where to take the MBA in supply chain and logistics? anyone can share?