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Offices: La Garita, Costa Rica
INCAE is a private, non-profit, multinational, higher-education organization
devoted to teaching and research endeavors in the fields of business and
economics aimed at training and instructing, from a worldwide perspective,
individuals capable of successfully holding top management positions in
Latin America. INCAE is presently focused on masters programs in areas critical
for Latin American development, executive training programs and seminars,
and research projects on competitiveness in the region.
Offices: Bloomington, Indiana
Through more than 80 years of curriculum innovation in management education,
the Indiana University Kelley School of Business stands as one of the country's
premier business schools. It offers undergraduate and graduate education
programs to approximately 4,600 full-time students on its Bloomington campus
and approximately 1,200 students on its Indianapolis campus.
Offices: Gary, Indiana
The School of Business and Economics at Indiana University Northwest serves
approximately 600 business majors in Associates, Bachelors, and Masters
degree programs and certificates. Of those students, about 25% are MBA students.
IUN is a metropolitan regional campus of Indiana University, serving the
7-county area of Northwest Indiana. The School provides both day and evening
courses to the 63% full-time 37% part-time undergraduates, and the 98% part-time
evening MBA students.
Offices: South Bend, Indiana
The study of business helps you develop an understanding of the principles
and practices involved in the management of business firms in today's dynamic
economic, social, and political environment. At Indiana University South
Bend School of Business, you can earn a bachelor's degree in business with
a concentration in accounting, advertising, finance, human resource management,
management information systems, management and administration, or marketing.
Offices: New Albany, Indiana
As an AACSB accredited business school, the Indiana University Southeast
School of Business maintains the quality reputation of an IU degree. Their
mission is "quality education for a lifetime of achievement." During the
Fall 2005 and Spring 2006 semesters, their seniors scored in the top 95%
and 90% in the country on the ETS Major Field Exam in Business. In
addition to the top performance of their undergraduate students, their MBA
students scored in the top 5% nationally.-Indian Institute-
Offices: Ahmedabad, India
In just four decades the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad has evolved
from being India’s premier management institute to a notable international
school of management. It all started with Dr Vikram Sarabhai and a few other
public spirited industrialists realizing that agriculture, education, health,
transportation, population control, energy, and public administration were
all vital elements in a growing society and that it was necessary to link
these meaningfully with industry.
Offices: Bangalore, India
Building on the base of its highly accomplished faculty and motivated student
body, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) has evolved into a
premier centre for management education and research. The flagship Postgraduate
Program in Management (PGP) and Fellow (Doctoral) Program in Management
(FPM) are very highly rated and IIMB alumni occupy senior managerial and
academic positions across the globe.
Offices: Bombay, India
India is moving towards a knowledge-based economy. Those at the Indian Institute
of Technology Bombay School of Management believe that much of economic
growth that would take place in the coming years in India has to be through
efficient management of ventures which are in their growth phase. The management
of organization in this phase involves dealing with technological changes
at the micro as well as at the macro level. Thus, managers with a strong
background in technology are best placed to lead India onto a higher growth
path. The School prepares students in this manner.
Offices: Fontainebleau, France
As one of the world’s leading and largest graduate business schools, INSEAD
Business School brings together people, cultures and ideas from around the
world to change lives and transform organizations. The unique global perspective
and multicultural diversity of INSEAD are reflected in all aspects of its
research and teaching. Currently 143 renowned faculty members from 31 countries
inspire more than 880 MBA participants, 56 Executive MBAs, over 7000 Executives
and 64 PhD candidates.
Offices: Moscow, Russia
Today's society requires a human approach to business in which individual
truths and freedoms are respected. Organizations must be designed in a way
that works for the good of both the individual and society as a whole. The
mission of the Institute of Business Studies Moscow is to elaborate and
run high quality programs meeting the educational needs of the country's
business community, and to advance the understanding and practice of ethical
management and leadership in a rapidly changing global economy.
Offices: Madrid, Spain
Instituto de Empresa Business School trains leaders that promote innovation
and change in business organizations, entrepreneurial styles of management
that generate employment, collective wealth and social well-being. Recognized
as one of world’s top business schools, IE has an urban campus in Madrid
and a 400-strong faculty and a student body from over 65 countries on its
master, doctorate and executive education programs.
Offices: Alvaro Obregon, Mexico
The Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico Business School's goal is to
educate men and women on the basis of rationality, responsibility and assertiveness:
opinion leaders and supporters of institutions. These graduates should be
able to provide new knowledge (scientific, technological, professional);
thus helping others to become aware of their country's problems and solutions.
ITAM's activities are oriented towards these objectives and by doing so,
it reinforces its main functions as a university: teaching, research, and
professional development.-International Executive-
Offices: Bled, Slovenia
Founded in 1986, the IEDC Bled School of Management in Bled, Slovenia, was
one of the first management schools of Central and Eastern Europe. The school
accepts about 3,000 students a year, 70% of whom come from countries other
than Slovenia. IEDC combines high academic and professional excellence,
innovative research, and intellectual curiosity of the professors, as well
as the ability to communicate effectively with business leaders, which results
in mutual support and synergy.
Offices: New Delhi, India
International Management Institute (IMI), India has produced students who
have constantly made a difference in the business world, and this has strengthened
its resolve to keep in sync with the constantly evolving business dynamics.
They develop students to operate in a deregulated global environment and
motivate them to acquire unique entrepreneurial, leadership and managerial
skills to succeed. IMI India’s vibrant and intellectually stimulating academic
culture promotes independence of thought.
Offices: Niigata, Japan
The Graduate School of International Management is in collaboration with
the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth College, USA,
becoming the first US style business school in Japan. With the aim of developing
global business leaders for the future, the program is built upon a curriculum
which focuses on the comparative analysis of global issues from a Japan-Asia
perspective, while also adhering to the high standards set for a global
MBA education. Through this unique approach, the IUJ Business School has
established itself as a leading graduate business school in Japan and Asia
Pacific.
Offices: Monaco
International University of Monaco prepares students to graduate with a
set of skills and insights that will serve them for life. IUM offers a balanced
and pragmatic approach to business, technology and education which combines
functional education and an analytical approach to the field of management
by using case studies and lecture teaching. The cross cultural experience
and multilingual proficiency help to ensure a smooth transition for graduates
into active business life where they are ready to accept responsibility
and become innovative leaders.
Offices: New Rochelle, New York
The Iona College Hagan School of Business is accredited by AACSB International,
the oldest and most prestigious specialized accrediting organization for
programs in business and is recognized as one of the nation's most outstanding
business schools, according to The Princeton Review. The School is
committed to continuous improvement in serving the needs of it's stakeholders
through teaching excellence, scholarship, and service.
Offices: Ames, Iowa
Established in 1984, the Iowa State University College of Business is the
third largest college at Iowa State with a fall 2005 enrollment of more
than 3700 students. The College provides an innovative educational experience
linking theory with practice for tomorrow's business leaders. A solid curriculum,
nationally-recognized faculty and welcoming atmosphere, provide business
students with an innovative educational experience.
Offices: Mexico City, Mexico
A highly rated school, IPADE Business School teaches everything from strategic
analysis of the design, function, outsourcing, and control of operating
processes that satisfy clients' needs and minimize inefficiency in the operations
management department to questions such as: What is the ethical impact of
business decisions? What responsibilities are implied by these decisions?
What ethics govern advertising, or finance? in the philosophy department.
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