• Ranked 11th Worldwide by Financial Times EMBA Rankings 2009 
• Member of the Executive MBA Council
• Global curriculum, Asia-Pacific content 
• Diversity in nationalities & industries
• Rich peer-to-peer learning
• Wide geographical footprint with overseas residential segments
• Six intensive 2-week segments held 3 months apart over 17 months

          (Singapore, India, Indonesia, Thailand, China, Vietnam)

• Ideal for frequent travellers, optimal learning with minimal career disruptions

       

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Ranked Top 35 Worldwide by Financial Times MBA Ranking 2009
• QS Global 200 Business Schools 2009: The Employer's Choice Survey
• EIU 2008 Which MBA? Rankings
• Eduniversal Ranking 2008
• Top 100 Business Research Ranking 2009 (University of Dallas, Texas)
• "Beyond Grey Pinstripes" ranking for 2007-2008 by Aspen Institute

 

 

 

 

Financial Times EMBA Rankings (2009)
  - Financial Times Rankings (2009)  - First and only Singapore business school to be ranked 11th worldwide
  - Ranked no. 1 for ‘International Students'
  - Ranked no. 8 for ‘International Course Experience’

Financial Times EMBA Rankings (2008)

  - Financial Times Rankings (2008)  - First and only Singapore business school to be ranked top 20 worldwide
  - Ranked no. 6 for ‘International Students'
  - Ranked no. 7 for ‘International Course Experience’
  - Ranked no. 9 for ‘Work Experience’
  - 73% salary increase in post-graduation salary

Ranked world's top 29th EMBA programme by Financial Times on 23 Oct 2006; with "Top salaries in IT/Telecommunications" being ranked 4th and "Top for overseas attendants" being ranked 5th in the world.

 

Ranked world's top 30th EMBA program by Financial Times on 24 Oct 2005; with international course experience being ranked 4th in the world.

 

 
Financial Times MBA Ranking 2009
  - Ranked No. 35 and a major leap of 46 positions
  - Ranked 5th in Asia-Pacific
  - Ranked No. 11 for "International Experience"
  - Ranked No. 47 for "Career Progression"

QS Global 200 Business Schools 2009: The Employer's Choice Survey
  - Only Asian business school in the whole of Asia that is most preferred by employers across the world
  - 3rd most preferred business school from which to recruit MBA graduates in Asia Pacific after INSEAD
    Singapore and Melbourne Business School

EIU 2008 Which MBA? Rankings
  - Ranked 89 globally
  - Ranked 9 in Asia
  - One of only two top business schools in Asia to have improved on rankings. The other was Chinese
    University of Hong Kong

Eduniversal Ranking 2008
  - Voted top universal business school with major international influence in Far Eastern Asia
  - Received 5 Palmes Award, a recognition given to the top 100 universal Business Schools with major
    international influence

Top 100 Business Research Ranking 2009 (University of Dallas, Texas)
  - No. 4 worldwide outside North America and No. 47 worldwide for business research

"Beyond Grey Pinstripes" ranking for 2007-2008 by Aspen Institute
  - 2nd in Asia and 88th worldwide for which ranks MBA programmes on the depth of their social and
    environmental programmes