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25 Sep 2011, 11:35
Kudos
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Hello,
I am looking for some information in MBA programs from Japan. Actually, I've been to Japan for one of my overseas assignments and was very much intrigued. Now,
I'm seriously considering doing MBA from Japan and get a job over there. What I had felt and heard that getting a job without JLPT level 2 is quite difficult. Though, I'll be taking full time Japanese learning course once I get admission over there.
Just started preparing for GMAT, it's been 2 weeks only. I've 7+ years of experience in IT (as usual for most Indian guys), no significant extra curricular activities but I've good leadership qualities.
Here's what I'm looking for,
1. What are the good MBA schools for international students, of course the teaching method should be in English.
2. Is there any of them have one year program. I just found one MBA school, NUCB which has 1 year program but not sure about the job prospects. Does any one have idea about NUCB.
I hope we can use this post as reference for people who are very much interested in MBA programs and career prospects from Japan.
Please advice and thanks in advance.
I am looking for some information in MBA programs from Japan. Actually, I've been to Japan for one of my overseas assignments and was very much intrigued. Now,
I'm seriously considering doing MBA from Japan and get a job over there. What I had felt and heard that getting a job without JLPT level 2 is quite difficult. Though, I'll be taking full time Japanese learning course once I get admission over there.
Just started preparing for GMAT, it's been 2 weeks only. I've 7+ years of experience in IT (as usual for most Indian guys), no significant extra curricular activities but I've good leadership qualities.
Here's what I'm looking for,
1. What are the good MBA schools for international students, of course the teaching method should be in English.
2. Is there any of them have one year program. I just found one MBA school, NUCB which has 1 year program but not sure about the job prospects. Does any one have idea about NUCB.
I hope we can use this post as reference for people who are very much interested in MBA programs and career prospects from Japan.
Please advice and thanks in advance.
26 Sep 2011, 08:47
Kudos
Bookmarks
A classmate wants to do an exchange with Japanese MBA programmes taught in English. Compared to the US, class size is small at under 100. He has a shortlist of following FT programmes with good track record and reputation. Parent university are either exclusive private or part of imperial unis.
Hitotsubashi
Waseda
International University of Japan
Nagoya
Tsukuka
One needs to have advanced Japanese proficiency to land a job, most likely consulting firms, big 4 or MNCs. You need to do the individual research for yourself by contacting uni and student ambassadors.
Hitotsubashi
Waseda
International University of Japan
Nagoya
Tsukuka
One needs to have advanced Japanese proficiency to land a job, most likely consulting firms, big 4 or MNCs. You need to do the individual research for yourself by contacting uni and student ambassadors.
26 Sep 2011, 11:45
Kudos
Bookmarks
@Jock4MBA...Thanks for the insight.
However, you have mentioned Nagoya, is it same as NUCB?
When you said advanced Japanese level for getting a job, is it accepted to have at least business level of fluency, I guess this is normal in Japanese job scene. Can you tell me what kind of level..like JLPT1, JLPT2 would be sufficient to land a job?
Besides, I am keen into NUCB since it has 1 year full time course..
However, you have mentioned Nagoya, is it same as NUCB?
When you said advanced Japanese level for getting a job, is it accepted to have at least business level of fluency, I guess this is normal in Japanese job scene. Can you tell me what kind of level..like JLPT1, JLPT2 would be sufficient to land a job?
Besides, I am keen into NUCB since it has 1 year full time course..
