u can take a loot at oum MBA. costs rm29k only & 2 years
https://www.oum.edu.my/all-programmes/postg...administration/
many of my friends who are Singaporeans also taking this course. due to cheaper price & can opt for fully online learning (because they're not in Malaysia). recognised worldwide too.

Program by UMP....

Classes have been done online. All assignment-based. No exams.

PM me if you need the contact number of the PIC.

If u want local university u can also try the razak school UTM.

I did my double masters there.
https://razak.utm.my/mebm/double-masters-program/

These were some of the courses I was looking at initially before switching industries.

https://asb.edu.my/academic-program/mba-program
https://university.taylors.edu.my/en/study/...coursework.html

After switching industries, I got too many certifications to complete so I don't have the time to consider the MBA.

I did the Nottingham Uni MBA.

If you are looking for a piece of paper to adorn your wall then it is a decent piece of paper to have but unlikely to bring you anywhere unless the company you're working for is sponsoring you to that program.

Good place to mix and mingle as well as find new persons to network with especially if you're planning to change industries but other than that not really all that helpful.

I was in a mid management role while doing the MBA and was promoted to a senior leadership team during my MBA, therefore I can safely say it didn't really bring me anywhere as I'd have gotten there anyway with or without the MBA.

Was it worth doing? Definitely but I'd probably not do it with expectation that I'd get a raise or promotion at the end.

Can try UKM Graduate School of Business. Their program is modular. 2 weeks per course.

This question has been asked many times in this forum in various guises. I'll repeat what I wrote before to them. If you are in a profession or job which has professional qualifications, it is probably better to go for those professional qualifications as they are more focused for that particular profession or business. They are probably more recognised or accepted than a MBA which is a general qualification. Besides, MBAs are a dime a dozen now, almost every university seems to have them. To stand out from such proliferation of MBAs, they have to be very well recognised and distinctive, and that means expensive MBAs as those universities can and will charge the earth for them.

I've known two colleagues who spent a fortune on their MBAs. One was a Nanyang Technlogical MBA and the other a Singapore Management University MBA. Both are highly ranked and some of the best in Asia. Both costs around the region of SGD70+k in all. Yet, after completing those MBAs and some years later, they haven't been able to leverage on their MBAs. In fact, they are still in the same profession and positions they were in originally. They were disappointed as they had hoped to be promoted or find a better position with the MBAs but unfortunately, they were not able to. In the end, they just accepted it and said, and this is probably more important for them, that they had learned a lot more about various subjects that they had been interested in.

The one person I know who did managed to leverage on her MBA was a friend who quit her job and took a financial loan of USD200k to study for a Wharton MBA, which is a 2 years' master. Wharton MBA is consistently ranked Top 3 in any rankings for best MBA globally. It has often overtaken Harvard's MBA as the best MBA available. After finishing her MBA, she managed to get a well paying consulting job in USA and she hopes to pay off her loan in a few years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wharton_Schoo...of_Pennsylvania

Only in Malaysia and Singapore as they didn't want to be away from their families. Different industries but both were in MNCs and C-Suite levels. Both completed their MBAs about a decade or so ago. Even then there too many around, and both did not receive their ROI that they had expected. Unless you really are willing to pay and go full time for the top 10 global MBAs, they are really not good value for money, and do not hold the cachet that they used to when they were first introduced decades ago.

My situation is exactly like yours and still attached to one of the telco company. Started off in technical as I have bac. In eng. And after 23 years career and many company (operator/vendor) Im in situation where business acumen is more needed to climb up the ladder (although have to acknowledge my technical skills has what brought me to where I am now). My only motivation to get this piece of paper is Im pursuing C-suite position in the industry (or elsewhere) . And I think its very hard to get notice for this if you only have tech bac. Cert to flex. I also hope with the networking gain thru the mba journey will open up more career opportunity in this position. Most of CxO I found in LinkedIn have mba to their profile although Im not sure if its legit. Im just starting to explore part time mba program and looking to have the cert from oversea’s Uni. In Malaysia, I have to admit, oversea’s MBA are somewhat ‘fancier’  and would appeal more to company/hirer as they also want to flex their C-level qualification especially if you are well known/MNC/GLC company (politician do this too ).

Most that I have surveyed offer 12-months MBA program (bit odd knowing during my degree time I always thought that MbA would take atleast 2 years for full-time course). I want to also learn new thing (but not that extensive due to age-45 Y/O and time I can spend). So you can say my strategy is min. Input, max. Output thru this MBA journey . Let’s share more here as Im also interested in this topic.

Curious what you finally decided to do with your MBA. Looks like someone else is in the same boat.

Any particular reason you choose this program over others bro?

Secondly, why not choose shorter program to acieve your goal ( many 1year Mba program nowdays I saw)