Asia's Top Business Schools

neweryeah

天天看着坛子里的CDer们今天贬低这个学校，明天贬低那个学校，感觉非常不爽！其实大家都是亚洲的Top MBA，相煎何太急呢？

以下摘自大多数人都认为排名比较公正的商业周刊,学校列出的顺序不代表排名-（按国家顺序先后列出）。

原文链接如下:http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/05/0508_asia_business_schools/index.htm

Staying in Asia for an MBA

For years, Asians interested in entering the best business schools had little choice but to head to the West. Now, though, business schools throughout Asia are trying to become more competitive with the top schools in the U.S. and Europe. B-schools in China, Hong Kong, South Korea, and other parts of Asia have been making their curricula more global and recruiting more professors from abroad. At the same time, Asian business schools increasingly are partnering with one another or with schools from the West to offer more options to their students.

With the global economy in the doldrums, the competition to enter business schools is growing far more intense as students look to escape the dire job market and improve their chances of getting a well-paying position when the world recovers. So even though Asian schools are still no match yet for the Whartons and Kelloggs of the world, more and more Asian students are now looking to them as alternative places to get their MBAs. For more on the best business schools in Asia, read on.

neweryeah

Beijing International MBA at Peking University

China
Admission Rate: N/A
Class size: 150
Full-time program: 1 year
Part-time program: 2 years
Annual tuition, full-time program: $24,300
Annual tuition, part-time program: $28,700
Average staring salary for graduates: N/A

The first foreign-language MBA program in the Chinese capital, Beijing International MBA (BiMBA) is a joint venture with a European partner. The program is based at Peking University, renowned for having one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, and is operated by the school's China Center for Economic Research. Students receive their degrees from Belgium's Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School, one of the top business schools in Europe.

 

neweryeah

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business

China
Admission Rate: 20%
Class size: 50-60
Term: 12-month on-campus study
Annual tuition: $35,000
Average staring salary for graduates: $40,000

Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing's foundation is a major supporter of the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business. (It's named after one of Li's companies.) The Beijing-based school, launched by Li in 2002, has a popular executive MBA program that has attracted well-known Chinese business leaders such as Alibaba Chairman Jack Ma. Last month, Cheung Kong announced it will begin offering a two-year, part-time Finance MBA program in October.

 

neweryeah

China Europe International Business School

China
Admission Rate: 25%
Class size: 190
Term: 18 months
Annual tuition, Chinese students: $32,100
Annual tuition, international students: $45,000
Average staring salary for all graduates: $63,950
Average starting salary, Chinese students: $51,460
Average starting salary, overseas students: $92,650

Launched 15 years ago in Shanghai, the China Europe International Business School was the first international B-school in China. The school is a joint venture between the Chinese government and the European Union and includes Shanghai Jiaotong University and the European Foundation for Management & Development as its partners. Today CEIBS offers programs in Beijing and Shenzhen as well as its main campus in the Pudong section of Shanghai.

 

neweryeah

Guanghua School of Management, Peking University

China
Admission Rate: 12.4%
Class size: 358
Full-time program: Two years
Part-time program: Three years
Annual tuition Chinese students: $14,400
International students: $15,900
Average staring salary for graduates: $22,100 and above

Like BiMBA, its English-speaking neighbor on the campus of Peking University, the Guanghua School of Management has international links of its own. In 1999 the school formed a partnership with Northwestern University's Kellogg School that has helped Guanghua professors travel to Illinois to be Kellogg visiting scholars. Ten years ago, Guanghua launched an Executive MBA program. Michael Pettis, the former Bear Stearns banker-turned blogger and music impresario, is a Guanghua professor.

 

neweryeah

Tsinghua School of Economics and Management

China
Admission Rate: 35% for international students
Class size: 100
Term: Two years
Annual tuition: $17,600
Average staring salary for graduates: N/A

Part of Tsinghua University, one of China's most respected schools, the Tsinghua School of Economics & Management has a partnership with Harvard Business School, with the two operating a joint Executive MBA program. TSEM has an impressive pedigree, tracing its roots back to the formation of the Tsinghua economics department in the 1920s. In 1984, Zhu Rongji became the founding dean of the school; as China's economic czar and Premier for much of the 1990s, he helped guide China's market-oriented reforms.

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Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Hong Kong
Admission Rate: 20%
Class size: 120
Term: 12 or 16 months
Annual tuition: $48,700
Average staring salary for graduates: $73,165

Perched on a hill overlooking Clearwater Bay on Hong Kong's Sai Kung Peninsula, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology has one of the world's most scenic campuses. HKUST also has one of the best business schools in Asia. It offers both full-time and part-time MBA programs as well as an Executive MBA program with Northwestern's Kellogg School. HKUST has expanded to the other side of the border, too, offering a part-time MBA program in Shenzhen.

 

neweryeah

University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong
Admission Rate: 12.5%
Class size: 55
Term: 14 months
Annual tuition: $41,900
Average staring salary for graduates: $70,000

The city's oldest institution of higher learning, the University of Hong Kong (known locally as Hong Kong U) celebrates its centennial year in 2010, but its business school dates back only to 1995. It has an Executive MBA program that it offers with Columbia University Business School and the London School of Economics.

 

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以下是引用neweryeah在2009/8/9 22:15:00的发言：

China Europe International Business School

China
Admission Rate: 25%
Class size: 190
Term: 18 months
Annual tuition, Chinese students: $32,100
Annual tuition, international students: $45,000
Average staring salary for all graduates: $63,950
Average starting salary, Chinese students: $51,460
Average starting salary, overseas students: $92,650

Launched 15 years ago in Shanghai, the China Europe International Business School was the first international B-school in China. The school is a joint venture between the Chinese government and the European Union and includes Shanghai Jiaotong University and the European Foundation for Management & Development as its partners. Today CEIBS offers programs in Beijing and Shenzhen as well as its main campus in the Pudong section of Shanghai.

 

Average starting salary, overseas students: $92,650  ，so high………………

neweryeah

Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

India
Admission Rate: N/A
Class size: 297 students
Term: Two years
Annual tuition: $25,556
Average starting salary for graduates: $120,000

Considered India's top MBA program, IIM Ahmedabad is perhaps the toughest to get into—and undoubtedly the best to graduate from. After studying in Gujarat, India's economically vibrant destination for investment, IIM graduates get interviewed on television news shows with their job offers in hand. One of the first in India to create collaborations with foreign schools such as Harvard Business School, this IIM is where stars from the business world go for their taste of the teaching life.