School of Business Administration,
American International College
Programme Type: Full Time Course Information Entry Requirements: Contact: Web:
www.aic.edu
International MBA Start Dates: Min. GMAT Score : N/A Vikki Hedges, Admissions Manager
www.mountbatten.org
Traditional MBA March Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score European Regional Office
MBA in Commercial Fitness August : N/A Tel: 44 (0) 845 370 3535
i-MBA (individualized MBA) September Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 650 Email:
vhedges@mountbatten.org
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MBA in Hospitality, Hotel and Min. IELTS : 7
Service Management Programme Duration: Min. Years of Work Experience : 1 Michelle Kemp, Admissions Manager
MS in Accounting and Taxation 16 months North American Regional Office mer
MSOD Application Fee : Tel: +01 212 557 5380, ext. 209
MNPM Tuition Fee: USD ($) 100 Email:
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MBA in International Business Practice where they, too, gain full time work experience Practice, the School of Business Administration offers
Graduate education is a significant investment in while attending MBA classes. Both groups spend the traditional MBA with a number of specializations,
your future. If you want a true global MBA, doesn’t their final term in Bangkok, Thailand, completing and eight additional graduate degree options. Visit
it make sense that you take your education on more their business studies with a focus on the emerging the college at
www.aic.edu
than one continent, and experience a different culture economics of Asian nations.
from a true business perspective? We believe that Mountbatten Institute
combination provides an outstanding international American International College developed the MBA The Mountbatten Institute provides graduates and
MBA experience, and our students agree. in International Business Practice based on the young professionals with opportunities to gain
premise that for business to maintain its competitive practical and theoretical business training and
Innovative, powerful, and intensive, are probably the edge in the 21st century, managers must combine experience, while developing social and cultural
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best three words to describe the MBA in International both theoretical knowledge and practical experience awareness. It now places over 500 college graduates
Business Practice. American International College within a global context. As the economic and political each year in work placements in London and New
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(AIC), in cooperation with the Mountbatten Institute, influence of China, India, and other Asian nations York. Find out more at
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has developed an innovative learning model grows, multinational corporations are emphasizing
which combines a significant business internship the importance of cross-cultural awareness and
Student Profile
experience with a high-powered educational hands-on knowledge of foreign markets.
program based in two of the world’s great financial I feel the program gives students a competitive
centers -- New York City and London. The combination of the global MBA degree and edge over standard MBA programs. We learned
internship provides students with significant applied how to interact with different cultures through the
Program Overview international business experience, coursework development of cultural sensitivity and awareness,
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Prior to applying to the MBA program in International focused on global business challenges, and and this is critical to multinational business success.
Business Practice, students must be accepted into the invaluable opportunities to seek employment and We were also given the unique opportunity to work
Mountbatten Institute Internship Program. Those collaborate with future peers in the international in a multicultural setting while obtaining our degree,
students entering the international MBA program business arena. thus allowing us to immediately apply our MBA
from Europe, Australia or Asia, spend their first year knowledge to the workplace.
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of study in New York City while concurrently working American International College
in either a corporate or nonprofit position through American International College, founded in 1885, Sarah Tallini, AIC MBA Class of 2008 ustr
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their Mountbatten internship. Students from the has been educating future leaders for over 120 years. BSBM, Syracuse University
United States take their first year of study in London, In addition to the MBA in International Business
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