Financing your MBA

QS Leadership Scholarship winner: Michigan Ross MBA student profile

admin3 — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 14:20:40 GMT

Christian Rodriguez’s career path took him to positions in the public and academic sectors but when he wanted to return to the private sector, he knew an MBA would give him a great chance to make the switch.

Publish Date:

24/08/2010

IE MBA student Kevin Coutinho

admin3 — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 14:22:32 GMT

1. What were you doing before your MBA?

I worked with the Windsor Fellowship, a not-for-profit organisation, providing professional training and personal development programmes for British minority ethnic communities in partnership with government and the private sector. I oversaw the management and delivery of programmes targeted at higher education students.

Publish Date:

15/05/2010

Nyenrode waives fees for re-launched International MBA

admin2 — Wed, 05 May 2010 16:20:04 GMT

Holland’s Nyenrode Business School has re-launched its IMBA programme after a one year hiatus where it restructured the course curriculum and the course financing structure. And as a sweetener, the school is offering some places with 100% fees dispensation.

Author's Name:

Ross Geraghty

Publish Date:

06/05/2010

Europe’s top business schools stay within inflation - mostly

admin2 — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:36:05 GMT

“Make hay while the sun shines” is a rural English idiom, which means ‘when the time is best, make the most of it’. In business this is standard practise. The Apple i-Phone was launched on a tidal wave of advertising and, despite a high initial cost, sold millions of units internationally.

Author's Name:

Ross Geraghty

Publish Date:

25/01/2010

Paying for an American MBA: Issues for international students

admin2 — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:26:51 GMT

Funding your MBA program in the U.S. is tougher than ever before. However, there are options as a business school finance expert explains.

Michael Katz is a nationally known professional and expert in the field of financing student higher education in the U.S., particularly at the graduate and professional level. He has held positions at universities as well as in the corporate sector. He has served on numerous university, state, regional, national, corporate and Congressional committees.

Author's Name:

Michael Katz

Publish Date:

21/01/2010

QS Community Scholarship, Kelly Chavez, ESADE Business School

admin2 — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:55:44 GMT

The decision to go back to school and move to Spain for her MBA is Kelly Chavez’s greatest achievement. The QS Community Scholarship winner speaks with TopMBA.com about cultural differences and MBAs.

A finance specialist with five years experience in the private sector, Chavez is looking for a career change, so she applied to ESADE Business School for an MBA to focus on development finance.

Publish Date:

12/12/2009

The future of North American Business schools

admin2 — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:54:53 GMT

Prospects for North American MBA programs in light of the financial crisis

Author's Name:

Paul Danos

Publish Date:

03/08/2009

Getting your company to sponsor your Executive MBA

admin — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 11:09:57 GMT

With several years of managerial experience behind you, the next step in your career is an Executive MBA. You are looking to strengthen your analytical skills, develop your leadership potential, add an international dimension to your experience and strengthen your skill set to deepen your understanding of the broader business environment. It is obvious to you that the company will reap benefits from the company project and the tools and ideas that you can put to work right away.

Author's Name:

Hina Gonfreville, Editor, QS TopExecutive

Real Returns

admin — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 11:08:55 GMT

The examples are many: The project of an Executive MBA study group turns into a thriving business for one of its members. Fresh from a discussion with a faculty member, another Executive MBA student successfully resolves a costly inventory problem. Each day throughout the world, Executive MBA students and alumni assume greater responsibilities and promotions as they apply their new knowledge and skills to make a difference for their organizations.

Author's Name:

Michael Desiderio, Executive MBA Council

Publish Date:

20/02/2009