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-American University-
Offices: Beirut, Lebanon
Building on over a century of prominence in business education, the American
University of Beirut Suliman S Olayan School of Business is committed to
providing quality undergraduate and graduate programs aimed at developing
and enhancing global managerial leadership in the Middle East region and
beyond. The school’s undergraduate program accentuates a liberal arts-based
operational focus whereas the Executive MBA has a distinct strategy orientation.
The MBA program is designed to provide a dynamic balance between the two.
Offices: Aoyama, Japan
The Aoyoma Gaukin University Department of International Politics and the
Department of International Economics cover two academic disciplines that
are closely interrelated. For this reason, and because they want to clearly
define their commitment to interdisciplinary education and research, there
are no barriers between the two departments. Therefore, students who enter
one department and find that their interests or concerns change can freely
take courses and seminars in the other department without transferring.
Offices: Tempe, Arizona
The Arizona State University WP Carey School of Business is growing a faculty
that is already in the top ten percent worldwide for size and quality of
research. These architects of business knowledge shape an expansive undergraduate
program and accelerate the careers of more than 500 MBA students each year.
The WP Carey School of Business seeks to leverage its size and strengths
to yield well-equipped and successful graduates and maintain a position
as a coveted source of top talent to leading companies.
Offices: Hertfordshire, England
Ashridge Business School provides executive education through open enrolment
programs, programs that are tailored to the specific needs of a particular
organization, qualifications programs (MBAs, MSc, Diploma and Doctorate),
organization consulting, E-Learning services (including the market-leading
virtual learning resource center) and coaching. Furthermore, Ashridge can
help you with team-building and consolidation in their outdoor learning
environment, psychometric services and an award-winning conference center.
Offices: Makati City, Philippines
The Asian Institute of Management will offer leading-edge management programs
and use learning technologies that are responsive to their diverse markets.
They will promote practitioner-oriented research that will elevate their
management programs to higher levels of excellence. AIM is accredited by
the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), making
it the first school in Southeast Asia to attain accreditation from the two
major international accrediting institutions, AACSB and EFMD.
Offices: Pathumthani, Thailand
The School of Management at the Asian Institute of Technology is Asia's
pioneer business school for graduate studies offering PhD, MBA and diploma
programs in three fields of study, Management of Technology, International
Business, and International Public Management. The school provides exceptional
individuals with a supportive environment in which they can develop their
skills and aptitudes, helping them to reach their professional goals and
to serve the interests of countries in the Asia-Pacific region.-Aston-
Offices: Birmingham, England
The Aston Business School is amongst the largest in Europe with about seventy
teaching and research staff, and with 2,500 undergraduate, postgraduate
and management development students. Its management education, research
and consultancy have been carefully fostered in partnership with industry,
commerce and the public sector in Britain and abroad. The school has continued
to strengthen its links with international partners, especially outside
Europe and is focusing on deeper relationships with a few high quality institutions.
Offices: Athabasca, Alberta
The Athabasca University School of Business is characterized by innovative,
high quality, value-added teaching and learning, and is supported by a solid
research program. They play a formative role in management education by
pursuing a differentiation strategy of focused growth, innovative electronic
delivery and effective networking. Students representing a broad cross-section
of industries, companies and geographic locations bring an exceptional diversity
of experience, perspective and expertise to the rich online classroom interaction.
Offices: Auburn, New York
With nearly 4300 students, the Auburn University College of Business is
the second largest academic college on campus. Their undergraduate program
was recently ranked #53 in the nation and with more than 750 MBA programs
in the country, Auburn’s on-campus MBA program was ranked 26th among public
institutions for best return on investment. Their 33,000 alumni have brought
great pride and recognition to Auburn through their outstanding achievements,
and their college enjoys strong support from their alumni as well as from
the business community.
Offices: Nantes, France
Audencia's School of Management quality as an international management school
is today recognized as much in the academic world as it is by business,
with: an ever growing international vocation, a strong relationship with
companies, teaching that places the acquisition of general culture at its
heart to give alumni the rounded, long term vision needed for management.
Their students, company contacts and partners trust the School. They recognize
that the School's belief in self-development will ensure that Audencia remains
a European business school for the world.
Offices: Randwick, Australia
Australian Graduate School of Management is recognized internationally for
the quality of its teaching and research, and many of AGSM’s academics are
world leaders in their field. AGSM has full-time and part-time MBA programs,
a Graduate Certificate in Change Management, a PhD program and delivers
executive programs to over 2,000 executives each year. AGSM has 2,500 students
enrolled in Australia and Hong Kong, and 11,000 alumni in 68 countries.
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