An EMBA is available as either a fast track (15 month) course, or a part time (2 year) course. Therefore working alongside should not be a problem.
Regards,
Akshita Roy
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Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
Please suggest some MBA programs
Posted Nov 19, 2014 10:44
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An EMBA is available as either a fast track (15 month) course, or a part time (2 year) course. Therefore working alongside should not be a problem.
Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
Posted Nov 19, 2014 10:47
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That sounds great. Could you please tell me which colleges offer a good EMBA program in Singapore?
That sounds great. Could you please tell me which colleges offer a good EMBA program in Singapore?
Posted Nov 19, 2014 10:49
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According to me the best colleges for an EMBA in Singapore would be Nanyang & UCLA.
Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
[Edited by akshita1234 on Nov 19, 2014]
According to me the best colleges for an EMBA in Singapore would be Nanyang & UCLA.
Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
Regards,
Akshita Roy
Edumentor
Posted Nov 19, 2014 10:50
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Will look into them. Thank you so much Sir!!
Will look into them. Thank you so much Sir!!
Posted Nov 20, 2014 14:38
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According to me the best colleges for an EMBA in Singapore would be Nanyang & UCLA.
Just to be clear I think the UCLA program that this user is referring to is the joint program the school operates with NUS. It's a well-regarded and highly-ranked program. But it has modules delivered not just in Singapore but in Los Angeles, Shanghai, and some cities in India.
Tsinghua and INSEAD offer a similar program with modules delivered in Beijing, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, and INSEAD's France campus.
There are of course other options in Singapore, a few of them actually: SMU and Nanyang offer EMBAs, and Buffalo and Temple - Fox have international campuses in the city. No lack of EMBA choices in Singapore!
[quote]According to me the best colleges for an EMBA in Singapore would be Nanyang & UCLA.[/quote]
Just to be clear I think the UCLA program that this user is referring to is the joint program the school operates with NUS. It's a well-regarded and highly-ranked program. But it has modules delivered not just in Singapore but in Los Angeles, Shanghai, and some cities in India.
Tsinghua and INSEAD offer a similar program with modules delivered in Beijing, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, and INSEAD's France campus.
There are of course other options in Singapore, a few of them actually: SMU and Nanyang offer EMBAs, and Buffalo and Temple - Fox have international campuses in the city. No lack of EMBA choices in Singapore!
Just to be clear I think the UCLA program that this user is referring to is the joint program the school operates with NUS. It's a well-regarded and highly-ranked program. But it has modules delivered not just in Singapore but in Los Angeles, Shanghai, and some cities in India.
Tsinghua and INSEAD offer a similar program with modules delivered in Beijing, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, and INSEAD's France campus.
There are of course other options in Singapore, a few of them actually: SMU and Nanyang offer EMBAs, and Buffalo and Temple - Fox have international campuses in the city. No lack of EMBA choices in Singapore!
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