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Canadian MBA Schools - brand reputation in Asia Pacific?

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by flexed » Fri Mar 05, 2010 8:40 am
Hi all,

I'm looking at getting a Canadian MBA (got my undergrad at a Canadian university) and looking at Ivey, Rotman, Schulich, UBC, Queen's, and McGill as my target schools.

I'm however, looking to move to Asia (Hong Kong specifically) after my MBA to work for a few years, and then possibly coming back to Canada afterwards which is why I want the Canadian MBA.

My question is, out of the top Canadian schools I mentioned, which MBA or 'brand' do employers in Hong Kong or Asia in general value highest in terms of reputation and employability? Or would it be better for me to try for a school like HKUST instead with its focus so strong on the Asia-Pacific market?

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by orten999 » Sat Apr 03, 2010 3:18 am
Thank you so much for the advice. My first choice is by far Ivey so we shall see what happens as the application is due in a couple of months and I still have to do the GMAT. I believe the rest of my application is strong.

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