Get the foreign one. Local Us don't have the reputation and name recognition of the foreign Us. It's a sad fact of life.

nottingham ranked number 99 in the top 100 business school for mba....there are a few good universities in singapore...

tinkerbel,

An online degree is considered a form of distance learning. But the name 'online degree' brings on many negative perceptions as compared to 'distance learning'. To illustrate, the Uni of London is the earliest distance learning course established ('external degree course' to be exact) and is still prestigious now. Although it has enabled web access to it's resources, nobody calls it an 'online degree'.

Here you go:
dur.ac.uk

I agree wth Nottingham too. It is the best if you could study in UK for few weeks too.

The fees of Charles Sturt frm Help college is relatively low, just doubt abt the quality.

You can consider local U for the part time course too.

Yeah, did not see for MBA advertisement for quite some time. Dont know if any stories inside.

arsenal, you are right. other than INSEAD joint program, which is about Harvard-level quality, the only other uni in Singapore is NUS, which rank 92 of 100...

but then i am talking about Malaysia lor...

u shud consider those 9999 unis which are not even in the list...

INSEAD? lolz that one so hard to entering u save time go harvard la.

the fee is unbelievable high too. U must studying in both France and Sing

Ahhhh. Then the question shouldn't be which MBA is good or the best.

The question should be which MBA is good when the student is... well, not so good?

erm, there is a branch of University of Chicago GSB (ranked among top 5 in the world)in Singapore as well. but you have to be really good and sponsored by company to enter this one.

even MMU ?

seantang, this is the 2nd time u spoke in this thread without bothering to check ur details. actually, only 10 of the 50 MBAs listed are from UK.

Earlier someone mentioned Australia's AGSM. Perhaps I'm a pure-breed Aussie grad, my preference sways towards AGSM than Nottingham Malaysia

hey, i've got a noob question to ask. what is the minimum requirement to be eligible to study MBA? MUST it be a business degree?

e30,
X years of work experience will be sufficient to get you into the course. More working experience at X level will be required should you not have a basic degree.

If you oredi have a basic degree, it doesn't matter if that is an Engineering, Architecture or Law degree. A business degree is NOT a prerequisite into an MBA.

MBA stands for Master in Business Administration
Dont get confuse with Master in Knowledge Management, Master in Physics, Master in Law.
Those are totally different master. Hate people keep asking what I am studying when I already told them it is MBA. MBA in what (stupid question).

jackal1950,
Perhaps when people ask you, they actually wanna know if you're specialising into a specific stream, or just pursuing a general MBA.

Y the frustrations? So, MBA in what?! *grins*

Anyone doing MBA in MMU?

This 2nd one, I concede. I mis-read British-approved as British period.

The 1st one... rubbish. I merely pointed out that the Top 100 Unis and Top 100 MBAs are 2 entirely different rankings. You just needed to be more specific.

Actually, seantang's right. Top Unis and Top MBA's aren't ranked the same. It also depends on who's doing the research and on what basis are they ranked such, etc.

yeaps there r separate rankings for universities n MBA schools... eg. university of pennyslvania isnt ranked as highly in da top 200 unis as Wharton business school in da top 100 MBAs. fyi, wharton is da university of pennyslvania's lead business school