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Japan: Slowly warming to MBAs
Barbara Bierach - 05-25-2009
In the last five years the number of Japanese universities with business schools has more than doubled, to 55. Although Japanese companies still are sceptical about the MBA.
German MBA Programs: More Self-Confidence Needed!
Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Christian Homburg - 12-14-2009
“Life is made up of things we are obliged to do and things where we have a free choice. And only those who master what they are obliged to will succeed.” – This is a popular saying that can be extended to many areas of life and also aptly characterizes the situation prevailing in the international MBA market. Only those who meet the globally accepted standards can focus their attention on what they freely choose to – positioning themselves as business schools with their own profile and their own competitive advantages.