Hitotsubashi Univeristy
The MBA program is engaged in the development of future businesspeople
with long-term vision who entertain initiating vital reforms without
being constrained by the problems at hand. In addition to studying the
de facto standards of management techniques, the program nurtures
talented individuals who have the ability to think deeply and
critically, providing them with the tools crucial for preserving the
long-term health and prosperity of these Japanese corporate systems.
McGill University
The McGill MBA Japan program is a two-year 60-credit program delivered
to the same standards as the fulltime MBA program offered on McGill’s
Montreal Campus in Canada. The MBA Japan Program’s two weekend a month
commitment, however, lets you continue to work full-time so that you
can convert new knowledge directly into creative solutions to help you
reinvent your work, your ideas, and your future, right from the very
first class.
Temple Univerisity
Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ), is the oldest and largest
foreign university in Japan. Founded in 1982, TUJ has developed into a
nationally recognized institution offering an extensive range of
educational programs. Temple's MBA program focuses on strategic
management. It helps you align your specific functional area, for
example, IT or marketing, with your organization's broader strategy.
The MBA degree will give you the knowledge necessary to pursue your
entrepreneurial goals.
International Univeristy of Japan
IUJ Business School, the Graduate School of International Management
(GSIM), was started in 1988 in collaboration with the Amos Tuck School
of Business Administration at Dartmouth College, USA, becoming the
first U.S. style business school in Japan. With the aim of developing
global business leaders for the future, the program built upon a
curriculum which focuses on the comparative analysis of global issues
from a Japan-Asia perspective, while also adhering to the high
standards set for a global MBA education.
ACCJ(在日米国商工会議所)公式求人サイトイーセントラル
http://www.ecentral.jp/index.php?l=j
