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by paulos77 » Thu Oct 02, 2014 4:21 pm
Hello all. I'm browsing through MBA concentrations and I came across MBAs for International Management/business which seems very enticing to me. Do you think this concentration is sought after by job recruiters after graduation? Also, I looked for the top International Management business schools in America and came up with Thunderbird and University of South Carolina. Are these schools well recognized? If not,could you please recommend a better school.
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by interviewbay22 » Sun Oct 12, 2014 6:36 pm
Hello

Top schools in the US for MBA in this concentration are Harvard and Wharton. Other top schools in the US are – Stanford, Chicago – Booth, Columbia, USC – Marshall, Temple – Fox and Northwestern – Kellogg. The curriculum for this specialization is quite rigorous, as it also involves studying abroad for a semester. And recruiters do consider this specialization quite valuable. More importantly, if you pursue IMBA from a reputed business school such as the ones mentioned above, the degree will be most sought after by recruiters. Thunderbird has a specialization International Management and the program is competitive. Are you looking for an MBA in the US only? Some European schools also feature in the top ten for IMBA.



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by tyagiro1 » Sun Dec 07, 2014 2:20 am
Hello Interviewbay22,

Your comment is really helpful. I am also looking for information about schools offering International Business Program. Do you have a list of best business schools globally. I mean just list by ranking no matter it is in US, Europe or Asia.

Thanks you in advance.
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