Part time MBA Singapore

• lee7stc

  9 Oct 12, 00:22

  There are no official statistics to show how many Singapore MBA graduates are there in the market. A quick check on Singapore's pioneering University NUS, we find that it is ranked #1 Singapore School as the Most Preferred Singapore School to recruit from by global recruiters in the QSTop MBA Recruiter’s Survey 2009 and rated #11 in International Mobility by the Financial Times 2009. Of course, NUS is not the only University in Singapore offering part-time or full-time MBA. Completing a part time MBA is still a popular way for many executives or junior managers to position themselves for a chance to be in the top management of their organization. A good MBA programme would allow students to develop critical analytical skills to tackle complex multi-disciplinary tasks required in leading teams and organization. There is no shortage of a good MBA in Singapore. If you are working and busy pursuing your career goals, yet wishing to invest into developing skills for a higher management position down the road, you may consider MBA programs offered by SMA, Kaplan, FTMS Global and others.
• FireIce

  9 Oct 12, 00:26

  tot nanyang business school one is better (than NUS)

• lee7stc

  9 Oct 12, 00:32

  NUS just a little better I think
• speakoutfor

  9 Oct 12, 10:10

  Don't waste time taking MBA. Waste of money.

  Doesn't help your career at all unless you are doing sales or at higher management like a managing director or general manager or owner of a company.

   

• Ysayap

  10 Oct 12, 23:04

  I totally agree that a person should think first if he needs that MBA for his job. Because, if he doesn't need it, then it would be a big waste of time and money.

• lee7stc

  16 Oct 12, 00:28

  Looking at the number of universities starting in Singapore, I can imagine that there will be many graduates flooding the market. A higher qualifications such as MBA will, for a little sum of money, help to differentiate myself for the next promotion or job opportunity.
• speakoutfor

  16 Oct 12, 08:55

  Dream on. I am MBA University of Warwick graduate, it didn't help me at all.

  If you study MBA for hope of job opportunity or promotion - you are going to be disappointed.

  It be better you go for a technical degree, like a masters in finance, masters in engineering or masters in accountancy to boost your career.

  Study MBA because you want to learn or experience something new.

• Mmeetkaur3

  1 Nov 12, 15:12

  okay....