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OFFICIAL MBA HANDBOOK 2000/2001GOLZEN G.wydawnictwo: FT/PH , rok wydania 2000, wydanie Icena netto: CONTENTS Introduction 1 MBAs and their Association 1 The Association of MBAs and quality control 1 Membership services 2 Other membership services 3 Independent MBA student of the year award 5 Business schools in the new millennium 5 The scope of the handbook 6 Risk factors 7 Questions the Association of MBAs is most often asked and the answers 8 Part: GUIDE TO MBAs 1 Thinking it over 13 Students: characteristics and profiles 14 Student expectations and motivation 16 Employer expectations - and fears 18 Getting it together 20 Before you go any further: a checklist 21 2 How the MBA is changing 22 The impact of e-commerce 22 The alumni focus 24 It's tougher to get in 24 On-line applications 25 Talent wars 25 Corporate and virtual universities 26 Specialist MBAs 27 Accreditation 27 Globalisation 27 Re-engineering career management 28 Choosing the options 30 The full-time MBA; two-year programmes 30 The full-time MBA: one-year programmes 31 Part-time courses 33 Open or distance learning MBAs 37 Transferability 40 Exemptions 41 Home or abroad? 41 4 Choosing a school 44 The crunch questions 46 The 10 key questions 57 5 Getting in 58 Making your application 58 Application forms 59 References 61 The Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) Taking the GMAT 63 GMAT crammers - a checklist 66 Other admission criteria 66 6 Financing your MBA 67 The joys (and grief's) of being sponsored 67 Financing your own studies 68 Scholarships, awards, grants and bursaries 72 Awards/funding for MBA study 73 Applying for a scholarship 74 7 Surfing the learning curve 77 Culture shocks 78 A typical part-time residential weekend programme Learning to study 80 Exams and assessments 80 The management project 80 The experience of overseas students 81 A week in the life of a full-time MBA student 84 8 Where does it all get you? 86 The MBA and your career 86 A graduate perspective 89 The anti-climax effect 92 Impact on salary 92 Changing places 93 The charms of consultnacy dot.coms 95 The forty somethings 97 Doing your doctorate 97 Careers offices 98 Follow your passion 98 9 Business schools and executive education 100 Corporate universities 100 Tailored vs open programmes 103 Selecting providers 104 10 School profiles 105 Ashridge; Taking partners for the MBA 105 Aston Business School's rejuvenated MBA 107 University of Bath School of Management:The full-time MBA 109 City University Business School: E-business and the MBA 112 Durham University Business School: The distance learning MBA 114 Edinburgh University Management School's MBA in international business 116 ESCP-EAP: The full-time MBA 119 Kingston Business School: The part-time MBA 121 Macquarie Graduate School of Management 123 Manchester Business School: The full-time MBA 125 NIMBAS: Going Dutch on the MBA 128 The Open University Business School: The distance learning MBA 130 Said Business School: The Business School of the University of Oxford 133 THESEUS International Management Institute 136 Warwick Business School: The full-time MBA 138 Part 2: SCHOOL DIRECTORY Accreditation of MBA programmes 142 Criteria for the accreditation of MBA programmes 143 United Kingdom 147 Europe 295 North America 337 Australia 385 South Africa 393 Far East 399 Other Business Schools 411 Part 3: APPENDICES Useful contacts 427 MBAs by distance and open learning 430 Association of MBAs accredited programmes 431 Research assessment: business and management studies 434 Table of specialist MBAs 440 Starting dates for full- and part-time MBA programmes 442 Starting dates for distance and open learning MBA programmes 445 Sample questions representative of the GMAT 446 Reading list 456 MBA-related URLS 457 Using the StudyLink MBA CD 459 Index of Schools 461
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