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NUS-PKU DOUBLE DEGREE MBA
Understanding the Asian Century and the World’s next Superpower. The New World Economy. With the recognition of China being the next global superpower, the world is now beginning to realise the importance of a MBA education in Asia, with particular understanding on business in China.
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NUS-HEC PARIS DOUBLE DEGREE MBA
Hautes Etudes Commerciales (HEC Paris) and National University of Singapore (NUS) are renowned institutions with over 200 years of heritage combined. When it comes to learning about business in Europe and Asia and networking within the rich cultural mosaic found in our classrooms and beyond, both schools provide the ideal learning environment with a rich academic tradition ...
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LEE KUAN YEW SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY
Both NUS Business School and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) have long been preparing their students for leadership in the private and public sectors. Designed to nurture and develop leaders, the broad-based NUS MBA programme prepares students to lead people and manage ...
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- Master in Public Administration (MPA)
- Master in Public Policy (MPP)
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S3 ASIA DOUBLE DEGREE MBA
Asia will be the focus of the much of the world's economic and political activity in the 21st century. Its rapid development has led to increasing complexity of doing business in a region bounded by vast differences in economic, business, cultural, institutional and socio-political conditions. Increasingly...
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Hugo Teophilo Costa Rufino, Class of 2010
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“O NUS MBA é uma das mais acertadas escolhas para educação e carreira no mundo dos negócios. É o único capaz de reunir a excelência acadêmica dos top MBA globais e estar no olho do furacão da próxima revolução: a Ásia. Estudar em Singapura e poder vivenciar em primeira mão a convergência e a síntese entre o ocidente e o oriente em seus diversos âmbitos: social, cultural, econômico e empresarial. Tudo isso estando em um dos países mais cosmopolitas do mundo.”
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Jayson Huang Chung-En, Taiwanese, Class of 2011
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“Undoubtedly, many Taiwanese would take the MBA Programme in USA or in Europe as their first priority, but I chose a different way to extend my career path. Job opportunities are more accessible in Asia, and in Singapore, the NUS MBA programme holds such a great position with geographic benefits, professional faculty, Asia-focus know-how, international students, aggressive career services, and abundant resources.”
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Le Hong, Class of 2005, ADB-JSP Scholarship Holder
CMO Project Manager – Nokia Singapore
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“Just three hours by flight from Vietnam, Singapore is like another home to close to my home where anyone can comfortably settle down. Yet, it opens up numerous opportunities to meet people from all over the world, understand different cultures, start a challenging career or even take up new hobbies. It is indeed a gateway to explore the world further.”
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Hugo Teophilo Costa Rufino, Class of 2010
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“The NUS MBA is one of the best choices for education and career in the business world today. It’s the only one able to unite the top academic excellence to be in the middle of the next revolution: Asia. Studying in Singapore means experiencing firsthand the convergence and the synergy between the west and east in multiple perspectives: social, cultural, economic and business. Everything is contained in one of the most cosmopolitan and business oriented countries in the world.”
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Michelle Sung Chao Hui, Taiwanese, Class of 2011
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“Singapore is a pivot bridge between the East and West. Its culture, economic environment and business all provide me with a practical laboratory to experience business in Asia. I chose the NUS MBA for its highly reputable programme internationally, prestigious faculty staff, and Asian-oriented curriculum.”
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