Regents College/ Webster Graduate
School and European Business School
Programme Type: Consulting Tuition Fee: Part Time Course Information Contact:
Full Time MBA Government GBP (£) 12000 - (£) 16000 / Total Start Dates : Maral Dadourian, Senior
Part Time MBA Non - Profit Organisation Program Cost January International Officer
March Regents College
Specialisation by Function: Full Time Course Information Entry Requirements: May Regent’s Park
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Accountancy & Financial Start Dates: Min. GMAT Score : N/A August Inner Circle
General Management January Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score September London
Human Resource Management March : 240 October NW1 4NS mer
International Management / May Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 580 United Kingdom
Business August Min. IELTS : 6.5 Programme Duration :
IT Management September Min. Years of Work Experience 14 – 48 months Tel: +44 (0) 207 487 7505 tin A
Marketing October : 0 – 2 Tuition Fee : Fax: +44 (0) 207 487 7452
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International Relations GBP (£) 12000 - (£) 16000 / Total Email:
dadourm@regents.ac.uk
Programme Duration: Application Fee : Program Cost Web:
www.regents.ac.uk
Specialisation by Industry: 10 - 14 months USD ($) 0
Banking / Financial Services
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ebster Graduate School and European The MBA programme has
Business School are both located on an 11 been developed to provide
acre campus at Regent’s College; situated in central students with the skills and
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London’s beautiful Regent’s Park. The campus experience to undertake the
is renowned for its beautiful surroundings and challenges of senior-level
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excellent campus facilities. The tranquil environment management. The programme
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of campus is only a 15 minute walk from the brings together all aspects
financial city of London, the West End, and the many of the work of the School in
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attractions of this exciting European city. an exciting and innovative
learning experience. This one
Webster Graduate School (WGS) offers American year, full-time postgraduate
MA, MS and MBA degrees from Webster University, degree combines study
St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Webster University was in London with an 8 week
founded in 1915 and has been fully accredited by Study Period Abroad in the
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools USA, Hong Kong, Canada or
since 1925. Webster Graduate School aims to bring Denmark. Students can learn
an international education to students from around additional languages on the ope
the world. MBA programme, and are
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encouraged to undertake an internship as part of
Students can also choose to take the basic MBA When you join WGS, you become part of Webster their degree, utilizing our prestigious network of
programme or add an emphasis in the following University’s worldwide community of more than 6000+ business contacts worldwide.
subjects: Finance, Management and Leadership, 18,000 students across three continents. Students
International Business, Marketing, Human Resource throughout the United States, across Europe and
Student Profile
Management, Information Technology Management in Asia, are studying the same Webster University
and International Relations. American MA, MS and MBA curriculum. You also have Nilobol Rajsirisongsri, MBA 2003: I can proudly say
the opportunity to study in any of our campuses that I am so glad to come to study in Webster Graduate
According to the U.S. News and World Reports around the world. Once you are accepted to one School. My classmates come from diverse cultures
annual study on “America’s Best Colleges 2007”, campus you are accepted to the whole network of and backgrounds from which I gained insights and
acific
Webster University is ranked the 23rd best university Webster campuses and students often travel abroad perspectives I never would have otherwise acquired.
in the “Best Universities-Master’s” category out of 557 to experience a different culture and environment Professors were kind and very helpful; I appreciated
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institutions. while studying in the program. them and am very thankful for their experience and A
knowledge they passed on to me.
The European Business School
London (EBSL), established Frank Wiegand, MBA 2006: The study period abroad
in 1979, is the UK’s largest in Hong Kong with European Business School was a
private business school. EBSL fantastic opportunity to experience life and study in
provides an educational a completely different culture. I learned a lot from
experience that combines my classmates at City University, and Hong Kong is a
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rigorous academic teaching great place to network and make business contacts.
with excellent employment I look forward to returning htere on a work basis int
prospects for graduates. Our he near future.
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