Dont forget that the Lancaster MBA program offered by Sunway differs slightly from the MBA offered in Lankaster. The program here in Malaysia isnt triple accredited. Sunway misleads ppl into thinking that the program is triple accedited.

Anyway the best MBA program in the region is the INSEAD MBA offered in Singapore. But it also costs a bomb.

Still waiting...........

Key differences between MBA and Executive MBA programs in general:

http://www.rutgers.edu.sg/emba-program/exe...l-timepart-time

Also keep in mind the specialisation of the MBA you intend to take. Modules can be similar but content will differ:
http://www.topmba.com/mba-programs/top-fiv...ons-infographic

Nah ive got my answer even before this. I just need him to provide a simple yes or no answer to the 2 queries. Simple enough.

The program here in Sunway is only the MBA not the EMBA.

How many times has this question been answered? 

The highest ranked MBA program in Malaysia currently is Lancaster MBA program which is conducted in collaboration with Sunway. Second best is Strathclyde.

I finally joined the Lancaster University MBA program.
As mentioned by 1 of the forumer, yes this is indeed NOT an Executive MBA.
Though it doesn't really matter to me whether it is a normal traditional MBA or Executive MBA, I still believe the value of having an MBA education.

So anyway, the classes timetable is quite convenient for those with full time job. The schedule is usually 7-10pm weekday and 9-6pm weekend. Facilities is OK. You get to use Sunway & Monash library and facilities. Food are provided (Breakfast, Lunch, Tea-breaks, Dinner). Classes are mostly held in the Graduate Center building.

This batch quite a lot people (over 30+) and a lot from the medical line (doctor or pharmacist) and some from IT and Sales. I guess most are non-management/economy/finance background.

My class will start weeks from now, very anxious to meet my future coursemates

Oops ya.
time flies...

would it be useful to start a new thread to discuss only about our program in lancaster? so that other fellow coursemates can discuss there

Hi,

I am currently following the Sunway/Lancaster MBA program.

Is anyone experience UUM-KL, its being recognised by AMBA, (I check in AMBA website personally)
and the timing is perfect (weekend) and price is reasonable.

my purpose not to get a better job, since I've got one. I would like to study further and thinking to get PhD after that.

any advise is appreciated

yes, not now maybe later

UUM-KL MBA is accredited with AMBA,
but it is not very popular here, CMIIW

Hi, Is it possible to do a PhD directly with your ACCA qualification?If there is any university that can grant admission to do a PhD kindly put me in connection. Tks.

Hi there, can I persue MBA if I don't have a degree but working experience?

Conclusion
- seems like my first MBA subject is screwed. i do not think i can pass the exam because i dont understand a thing, and i definitely cannot reproduce the 4 thousand words of essay because apparently i am asked to STRICTLY ONLY use the framework taught and not reflect my own experience in the essay.
- sounds like an SPM essay for me. fine i will just do whatever it takes to pass the subject

Hi OxDoc and Jamie9969,

I agree with you that it should not be a norm for hiding feedbacks and etc, no matter how ugly or beautiful those feedbacks are. In fact, transparency should be the pursuit of business and let alone an MBA course that produce business leader.

So...please don't delete your feedback on Sunway/Lancaster MBA. You are entitle to your opinion as long as those are fact based and not ill intention. I agree with you on some of the points, especially on the class size, logical level modelling and delivery style for that particular module. At the same time, I also encourage you to feedback to the school so that they do something about it, or should do something about it.

As for the sinister hint that about sunk cost by MBA candidates, again please feedback based on facts and not ill intention. I am following MBA course with Sunway/Lancaster and I can states that for most of my fellow course mate, learning and becoming better is our primary aim so we welcome feedback.

Hi bro,

Thank you for your advise. You are telling the same thing like my MD told me before. He suggest me to strength my soft skills as I am always at the front line.  He also share me the importance of the soft skills apply to my job while facing the customer. Is MBA a good choice to grow my soft skills set? My sister (she was holding a PHD in Economy) also told me that MBA required the student "think and see the things" from different dimension. Is that true?

Are there any good options for those without degree to pursue an MBA? 16 years working experience. I believe the apel test is mandatory though I don't particularly agree with it.