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MBA in Taiwan
I have been struggling over 5 months as to which university to do my MBA in Taiwan. I have been accepted to NTU but its quite expensive so i have not decided. I have Yuan Ze and NCKU as two other options. Which one do u think is best?
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Doing an MBA in Taiwan
NTU is considered by most to be the top university in Taiwan and there’s a good reason for that. Expensive as it may be, I think it would be worth it. I’ve heard good things about their Global MBA program, and they offer a few scholarships that you can apply to as well.
Yuan Ze I don’t know very well, I’m afraid. I study with NCKU. There are advantages and disadvantages to studying with the program here and it depends what you’re looking for. If you have more specific question - I’ll be happy to help out. I strongly recommend visiting http://WWW.INCKU.COM and reading up on the information.
MBA in Tai Da
Thank you for your input as it is invaluable to me.
To be honest, I am also considering my MBA. I plan to do it in either Tai Da, Hong Kong University (HKU) or National Uni of Singapore (NUS).
At the moment, I keep hearing good things about HKU and the potential of moving into Corporate HK and Mainland after graduation.
Over in Malaysia (where I reside), Tai Da is practically unheard of, and it is quite hard for me to gather information on the Global MBA programme offered by Tai Da. I have been to the website a few times and it looked okay.
What is the job prospects for foreigners upon graduating with an MBA from Tai Da?
A mate of mine mentioned to me that in terms of recognition and transferability, Tai Da still lacks universities from HK and Singapore.
But my heart is to go to Taiwan as I think that it is quite a good country and the government's positive attitude towards migrant workers/students (very similar to HK and Singapore) is heartening. From the immigration website, it looks like it is not too hard for foreign students to stay back in Taiwan to look for jobs and even applying for a Permanent Residency.
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