Dear Prospective MBA Applicant

Well, we have already started on the first few rounds of interviews - for the PT MBA Jan 07 Intake, that is. We have also started interviewing a few candidates in China and Thailand....and would be moving on to the rest of the world soon. If you are in another country and your application is complete, we would be calling you up in Jan / Feb to arrange for an interview by phone if you aren't in Singapore or face to face if you are here in this small rainforest paradise with us.

This month's e-newsletter will highlight a few B-School rankings that are worth looking at ;-) No surprise why the NUS MBA remains one of the most consistently ranked Top MBAs across the Asia Pacific!

• NUS MBA Ranks Top 3 in Asia, Top 100 Worldwide in Financial Times MBA Rankings 2006
• NUS MBA Ranks Top 100 Worldwide in EIU MBA Rankings 2006
• NUS MBA Ranks Top 100 Worldwide in ReportED MBA Rankings 2006

NUS Business School is Number 1 in TopMBA recruiter survey TODAY Newspaper & 938 Live Radio - 28 November 2006

The NUS MBA programme has been rated first in Asia Pacific and the most preferred school to recruit from ahead of other reputable schools in the region, by QS, the world’s top MBA recruitment fair organiser, in its 2006 survey of global recruiters. (Please see table below)

The 455 companies from 33 countries which participated in the survey, also considered NUS MBA Program’s specializations in International Management and Finance to be among the world’s top 50.

QS is the world’s leading network for top careers and education, and links undergraduate, graduate, MBA and executive communities around the world with recruiters and education providers.

This 2006 research from QS provides the definitive list of business schools currently preferred by the most international recruiters. Human resources managers and recruiters worldwide were surveyed. The results provide an insight into the value of MBAs offered in business schools around the world, especially given that most MBA students take the qualification to enhance their careers.  

The research is intended to be of interest and use to the internationally mobile MBA recruiter and applicant and all individuals and institutions worldwide interested in international business education and recruitment trends.

This latest rating that NUS Business School garnered comes in the wake of the 2006 Financial Times (FT) rankings of the NUS Executive MBA (EMBA) and MBA Programs as among the world’s top 29 and 100, respectively.  In the FT rankings, NUS was rated fourth for international experience in its Asia Pacific EMBA Programs, and fifth for international mobility in its MBA Programs