the worst performer got back his cost after 4 years... not too bad la... long term, totally worth it... got 2 insead guys in my coy, one not getting the ROI wanted the other cant be included in the states family business... i am going to leech to use insead's facilities... lol

1. there's but those kind of mba, u might as well save ur $$$... those schools r just paper mills

2. self study? then u get the mba concept all wrong... studying n gaining knowledge is just 30% of a mba program... anyway, knowledge is now free with google... its d application of knowledge, sharing of ideas, career support, real life application that makes mba is popular

if u just want a piece of paper from dunno wat school.. save ur $$$, it might become a liability than an asset

err, msia used to hv mba from manchester buss sc, but heard they stopped... next would be lancester, although their mba is highly rated, the school itself is not

nearest u hv to go sg... ntu, nus, smu

fiona chin care to share?

summoning elite scholar to come share her exp.. my idol...

what ur exp... if not share ur wealth

dude... not asking u to share those...

share ur exp wif ur mba course... how was it like, how as it conducted... any comments?

no field trip? i rmb my boss' sis did mention something about going to another country n company...

ohh.. but she did it part time i think.. dunno leh, would be interesting... lots of other mba progs incorporating it into their prog

hayar, dat 1 business trip gotta work.. diff

dude, that's a prof/executive training prog, not a mba.. although it can lead to their mba

Singapore’s 10 most expensive MBA Programmes

1. INSEAD MBA
Provider/Local Partner: INSEAD
Tuition Fee: Full Time - SGD107,714
Duration: 10 months

Singapore is the home of INSEAD’s Asia campus that was established in 2000. INSEAD offers a full-time MBA programme that can be completed within 10 months.

The INSEAD MBA curriculum comprises a range of required core courses and electives. The core courses cover traditional management disciplines including finance, economics, organizational behaviour, accounting, ethics, marketing, statistics, operations management, international political analysis, supply chain management, leadership and corporate strategy.

2. NUS Executive MBA

Provider/Local Partner: National University of Singapore Business School
Tuition Fee: Part Time – SGD95,000
Duration: 15 months

Ranked as the number 1 best university in Asia by Princeton Review and in Far East Asia by Eduniversal's 2013 Business Schools Ranking, the NUS Asia-Pacific offers a part-time executive MBA programme that can be completed within 15 months at SGD95,000.

The programme curriculum consists of 14 modules, spread over a 15-month period, conducted over 6 intensive 2-week residential segments. Assessment of each module may involve, pre-module written assignment typically due 2-3 weeks prior to the start of the residential segment, class work, including case discussions, presentations, and extensive class participation, comprehensive final examination at the end of the residential segment and post-module written assignment typically due 2-3 weeks after the end of the residential segment.

3. ESSEC Executive MBA Asia-Pacific
Provider/Local Partner: ESSEC Business School Asia Pacific
Tuition Fee: Part Time – SGD87,800
Duration: 15 months

ESSEC Business School Asia Pacific offers an Executive MBA Asia-Pacific programme which can be completed within 15 months. The programme’s total duration of 15 months is broken down into 6 days every 6 weeks.

more...

http://sbr.com.sg/hr-education/exclusive/s...programmes#show

well, the article doesnt not want to address anything else but the cost... any ranking, evaluation or analysis wasnt the goal... just pure info compilation

if u r a follower of that site, u would know most articles are just pure info... d site is rather new... any thinking is also by copying n paste from somewhere else or by contributors

not many actually, 80% of my former team are from these schools, all non-msians... problem is 80% will say why pay so much when a rm20k pub/pvt school in msia can offer a similar paper... lol so far only person that says she has one is fiona chin, 50% singkie already anyway

heh... ?

well, went to insead, filled with foreigners... expected more singkies

timid? i would rather put it as lack of confidence and ppl to look up to... most msians dont aim high...

hahaha, that's why we need more ppl like you to share with us your experience

dont waste your time..

how low is low?

better to attend gov schools then... doubt any good private ones will be at that price

then which respectable private one can you get at that cost?

well... education can sometimes be a form of investment... spend less pour more into education... it might change your life forever

Strathclyde is much better than UM

have u worked at a palm trading/refining company before?