Singapore NUS, NTU impress in Business School's Executive MBA programmes ranking
The National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School's double-degree programme with the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has retained its position at fifth in the world, while the School's Asia Pacific Executive (Apex) Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme climbed nine places to 17th in the Financial Times' (FT) Global EMBA Rankings 2013. Nanyang Technological University (NTU) too performed will, debuting at 13th place.
The two EMBA programmes fared well in several categories on which their overall rankings are based, NUS said in a statement.
Alumni of the UCLA-NUS EMBA programme reported enjoying a high average annual salary of US$243,677 (S$301,877) and better career progression. The UCLA-NUS EMBA jumped from 57th to 14th place for Career Progress.
Meanwhile, the programme moved up two places to third for International Course Experience, demonstrating the global learning and networking opportunities it offers. It also continues to be ranked eighth for its participants' Work Experience, a measure of the seniority of previous jobs and an indication of student quality.
The National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School's double-degree programme with the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has retained its position at fifth in the world, while the School's Asia Pacific Executive (Apex) Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme climbed nine places to 17th in the Financial Times' (FT) Global EMBA Rankings 2013. Nanyang Technological University (NTU) too performed will, debuting at 13th place.
The two EMBA programmes fared well in several categories on which their overall rankings are based, NUS said in a statement.
Alumni of the UCLA-NUS EMBA programme reported enjoying a high average annual salary of US$243,677 (S$301,877) and better career progression. The UCLA-NUS EMBA jumped from 57th to 14th place for Career Progress.
Meanwhile, the programme moved up two places to third for International Course Experience, demonstrating the global learning and networking opportunities it offers. It also continues to be ranked eighth for its participants' Work Experience, a measure of the seniority of previous jobs and an indication of student quality.
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