MBA in Bangkok?

[drogon]

I am looking for some info about MBA in Bangkok.

 

As it is the American system I am somewhat a bit confused.

 

- Are there some one-year MBA? Or is it always a 2 years MBA.

 

- How the tuition fees work?

When looking at UTCC, NIDA etc...I see tuition fees but are they calculated for one semester, one year or 2 years or the full cursus?

 

Are the tuition fees paid in one time, paid per year or per semester?

 

- Best MBA in Bangkok? Which uni?

 

Thanks for the answers

 

 

[Flashermac]

This is probably the highest regarded one. All instruction in English. "[color:red]The total cost of the two-year MBA program is approximately one million Baht."[/color]

 

http://www.sasin.edu/

 

http://www.sasin.edu/programs/mba/index.html

 

http://www.sasin.edu/programs/mba/tuition.html

 

 

 

 

 

[Flashermac]

Much cheaper .... 260,800 �า� !

 

 

http://mba.bus.tu.ac.th/english/index.asp

 

 

[Flashermac]

http://www.find-mba.com/thailand

[cavanami]

Khoa San Road...100 baht

[frede]

And that's where most employers will think it came from?

 

Unless its for a Thai, youd do better with an overseas course

[khun_khon_neua]

I think an MBA in Thailand has a different value then one from a western uni. Here is it seems it more about the connections you make with your classmates that carry over for your entire life.

[samak]

i agree with Flashermac that Sasin is certainly the one in thailand with the highest reputation.

but for a westerner, i would not do a MBA in Thailand; you would have to answer in each job interview, why you did that in Thailand.

if Asia, i would do it in China or in Singapore.

 

MBA is all about ranking of the school/university and nothing else!