MBA Online

Faculty of Economic at The University of Tokyo

5000: Internship
Winter
N.Takahashi
This course provides two programs as follows: (A) VDP (Venture Development Program) (B) NAP (NPO Assessment Program)

ICS , Graduate School of International Corporate Strateg

The Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy (ICS) offers students the opportunity to earn an MBA degree in International Business Strategy at Hitotsubashi University. In order to meet the requirements of an MBA degree, students must take a minimum of 66 credits during the First Year. This requirement applies to students in both the One-Year Program and the Two-Year Program at Hitotsubashi ICS.

Course work in the MBA program consists of two-credit or four-credit courses. Individual classes are 120 minutes in duration. Therefore, typically, a two-credit course is a four-month-long course that meets once a week for 2.0 hours per week, or a two-month-long course that meets twice a week for 4.0 hours per week. A four-credit course is typically a four-month-long course that meets twice a week for 4.0 hours per week. Classes are scheduled in three or four time slots: once in the morning (9:45 am start) during Term 1, and twice in the morning (8:30 am start) during Term 2 (Winter), Term 3 (Spring), and Term 4 (Summer), and twice in the afternoon during all the terms.

Students in the Two-Year Program have the option of custom-building their second year curriculum, which is basically comprised of activities that apply what they have learned in the First Year to the real world. They consult with faculty members in choosing from a wide array of options, such as participating in a company internship program, spending a semester overseas in a student exchange program, developing a business plan for starting up a new venture, conducting an individual research project, or searching for post-MBA job opportunities.

For detailed information on admission procedures to the MBA Program at Hitotsubashi ICS, including all submission deadlines, please download the Application Package by clicking the link below (PDF format):

The University of Hong Kong
Bachelor of Business Administration (International Business and Global Management) [BBA(IBGM)]

The BBA(IBGM) programme is an interdisciplinary programme in international business and global management, in which an overseas student exchange, an international field trip/internship, and a global analysis team project partnering HKU students with other students abroad form an integral part. This programme is unique in Hong Kong. It integrates two major disciplines, business & economics and social sciences, to form a single, structured and coherent programme for the study of international business and global management.

International exchange, field trips and internships in America, Asia, Australia or Europe are built into the curriculum. The aim is to enable students to further develop their global perspectives gained from their academic studies by exposing them to the real-world business environment whereby they can apply what they have learned in class to actual business practices.

The programme is an intensive three-year programme with activities spanning both the summers of Years 1 and 2. Students are required to complete 201 credits within the three years. The programme is designed with progressively more demanding requirements in the later years.

University of Guam

Title
Principles of Financial Accounting
Principles of Managerial Accounting
Basic Statistics for Business and Economics

Management of Organizations
Human Resource Management
Fundamentals of Marketing
Impact of Government Regulatory Admin on Business
Applied Statistics for Business Decisions
Basic Business Finance
Info. Technology and Networks for Business
Mgmt. Info. Systems
International Accounting
Business Law I
Organizational Behavior
Ethics in the Professions
Accounting Internship

MBA Program from School of Management at Zhejiang University

The MBA Program of the School of Management, Zhejiang University is a Masters-level program that started in 1994. It aims to cultivate executive managerial talents with global vision and thinking as well as abilities of strategic decision, organizational leadership and resource integration.

Education in the MBA program of the School of Management includes orientation, course learning, supervisor selecting, internship, and dissertation writing, etc. The courses of the MBA program are divided into key courses, modular courses, electives and business practice. Through systematic learning and training of these management courses, an MBA student can integrate what he has learned in different courses, think strategically and holistically, and combine newly acquired knowledge with his previous management experience to analyze and solve various kinds of management problems. The key courses in the MBA program include Data Model and Decision, Accounting, Managerial Economics, Organizational Behavior, Information Systems and E-commerce, Finance, Marketing, Operations Management, Strategic Management, etc.