I'm afraid they are all mediocre uni to say the least.

Sorry, I didn't bother reading all the 55 pages of this thread so please excuse me if I am repeating what someone else has already said.

I think MBA is one of those degrees where the uni you are graduating from plays a huge part. Graduate from some local u/college or some 2nd tier foreign uni would be pointless lor. Waste of money only.

It's A LOT of money but I would of recommend the unis offering MBAs as listed in the Financial Times.  All the other 'crappy'colleges,forget it. No point. Your salary won't be much higher pun.

I would pick INSEAD. Might not be the right impression but at least INSEAD Singapore is acknowledged worldwide (that said, many people insist that INSEAD Singapore and France are not the same...). Uni of Chicago Booth Singapore campus isn't listed in the rankings.

Might be expensive but ROI might be higher;)

P/S: Heard the NUS MBA programme is not bad as well

The latest tuition fee as per current July 2010 intake is total 17, 200GBP (after discount for first 2 semester), equal to RM84,000.

Hello, you can find out more about our Manchester MBA at our website here.

Hope this helps. If you have any questions, feel free to email us at info@sunway.edu.my or PM us.

Hi if we complete an MBA with passes in all the papers( instead of credit, Distinction or HD) whats the impact?

Does it show in our certification..anyone here during an interview they asked about the actual grade of each of your exams?

Hi Guys,

Do anybody got info about MBA courses offer in Penang?  I know we got USM, UUM and SEGI (Sunderland).  Any others options?
Anybody taking SEGI MBA from U.Sunderland UK?  How is it?  I am quite reluctant to go for local U as not too sure about the market value in private sector.

Please share your experience and advice.

I am keen to enroll for next intake, properly Sept.

Many Thanks.

Regards
Steven

Hello. After spending years overseas, I'm returning to Malaysia and am considering getting an MBA.

I'm 28 years and hold a PhD(Engineering).

I have a few doubts:
a. For MBA that requires at least two years of working experience (the good ones), am I appear too young?
b. Which MBA is suitable for me, as someone with technical background? 
c. Anyone taking an MBA after PhD?

tinkerbel, why don't you join me for dinner I'm available, not MBA

MBA: Married But Available

@alaskanbunny,
The MBS program is really just any other MBA; just that Sunway has positioned it as an MBA for Engineering Grads

for local mba's, does upm come highly recommended? im thinking of taking it there..
does anyone know if they are strict with intake?

Have anyone here consider to take MBA in UPM(Universiti Putra Malaysia)?
My brother currently doing his MBA in UPM.It is quite good..,Prepare food and all that!^^
UM definitely need working experience before you can study MBA and if you are from Engineering course,it is more harder to apply for UM `s MBA!
No offence~~~Nice days ~~

so the best choice will be
University of Strathclyde?

Accredited :
AACSB International - the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, based in the USA
EQUIS - the quality assurance scheme run by the European Foundation for Management Development (efmd) and based in Brussels
AMBA - the Association of MBAs, based in the UK

i hav shortlisted University of Strathclyde and University of Nottingham.
which 1 is better.?
Manchester business school is too exp.

any comments?

I guess you know why it costs a fortune......

Admin, as to your question, Strathclyde definitely wins over Notts in terms of ranking and prestige.

I guess you'll have to consider the cost, and class profile, and faculty. That should be it.

For Nottinghan, the cost is 55k.

Strathclyde 59k vs nottingham 55k
zzzzzzzzz

Do you have other links that point to the 18k SGD? This is strange..how come there's such a huge difference between figures. It doesn't really make sense though, being so cheap.

Maybe what you saw was partial payment/ instalment 

Hei. Can i apply MBA after my degree? Cause i see Monash MBA require u to have a degree and at least 5years of working experience.

I tot u can str8 away take mba after finishing ur degree? confuse@@

Most MBA programmes require you to at least have 2 years of relevant work experience and sit for GMAT and many that enter the good ones have an average of 5 years experience in Management.

MBA programmes that does not require work experience are not worth the time and money.
If your a fresh graduate and wants to continue studying first then go for a Masters in Management,Masters in Finance etc. etc. instead of an MBA that doesn't require work experience.

Is that right? I wonder who are the ones running the programs? Must be katak di bawah tempurung. Want to rank Asian MBAs pun tak sampai malaysia leh......got singapore and HK universities.......Thammasat and Chulalongkorn are not bad too....

i have heard people say that the dean in upm will only consider freshgrad with cgpa above 3.75 without working experience eventhough the requirement is actually above 2.75.
izit true?