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| NUS Business School’s Executive MBA ranks 11th globally |
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NUS Business School's Asia-Pacific Executive Master of Business Administration programme has been ranked 11th in the world in the Financial Times EMBA 2009 rankings. This is the highest ranking ever achieved by any Singapore MBA programme in global MBA rankings.
Particularly noteworthy is that the Financial Times had placed the NUS Business School in the top group of Business Schools. The NUS Business School's EMBA also occupies the top rank among independent (not twinned with another university) EMBA programmes offered by Asian Schools. |
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Mr Yang Ou, a current APEX-C MBA student from the 17th intake, commented, “I am proud to be associated with the Executive MBA programme. The programme is intense and insightful and I salute the faculty's dedication and professionalism. As a business leader in enterprise management, it is important to make the right decision and by taking up the Executive MBA programme at NUS Business School, I have definitely proven that I have made the right choice!”
More details of the FT ranking can be found here. |
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| NUS Business School MBA Programme – World’s Top 100 |
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NUS Business School has been ranked 89th globally for its full-time MBA programmes in the just-released Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) MBA rankings. The School was ranked within the top 20 for its education experience and salary increase post-graduation. For the other aspects, the School improved its ranks in terms of career and networking opportunities, student assessment of careers service, student quality and alumni effectiveness. |
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| Leadership Dialogue Series: Is Everyone a Leader? |
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The inaugural Leadership Dialogue session by Mr Hsieh Tsun-Yan on “Is Everyone a Leader?” was a resounding success. Over 200 participants attended the 7 October event, including BBA and MBA students, faculty, staff and alumni. This series is part of the School’s 45th Anniversary Business Thought Leadership series.
As a board room advisor and seasoned CEO Counselor, Mr Hsieh shared his thoughts on what makes a leader. It is not easy; it requires passion, determination, strength and integrity. Everyone can be a leader, but not many are great and respected leaders. Questions came from both students and alumni, who wanted to know how to stand out globally in an evolving world.
One of the participants, Ms Maisy Guan Meixi, a BBA and Master in Public Policy (MPP) Year 2 student and President of NUS Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) commented, “It was an enriching and well-organised event. The topic is important to students nowadays and it will be good that we will have more of such events. Some students are still uncertain about the direction they are heading to. Hence, it would be inspiring to listen to the experienced and credible seniors.”
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Mr Hsieh Tsun-Yan speaking at the inaugural Leadership Dialogue session |
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| Cementing partnership with University of St.Gallen |
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NUS Business School hosted a delegation from the University of St. Gallen, a full academic member of CEMS, on 13 and 15 October.
Both schools discussed potential collaborations in areas such as academic programmes, research initiatives and knowledge exchange. On 15 October, the partnership was cemented further with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between both schools.
University of St. Gallen was represented by Prof Thomas Bieger, Vice-President University of St.Gallen, CEMS Academic Chairman and NUS Business School was represented by Prof Bernard Yeung, Dean and Stephen Riady Distinguished Professor. The signing was witnessed by Mr Stefan Kölliker, Minister of Education, State of St.Gallen. |
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(From left) Prof Bernard Yeung giving a token of appreciation to Prof Thomas Bieger |
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Asia’s New Market Realities: Spotlight on Corporate Governance and Risk Management |
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In conjunction with the recent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) SME ministerial week, a seminar titled “Asia's new market realities: Spotlight on corporate governance and risk management” was organised by the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies. |
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It was supported by the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) and was endorsed by the APEC Business Advisory Council, the Singapore Business Federation, the Asian Corporate Governance Association, and the U.S. National Center for APEC. The seminar addressed the latest corporate governance issues and SMEs had the opportunity to learn how risk management can add value to their operations.
The keynote speaker for this by-invitation event was Mr Hsieh Fu Hua, CEO, Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) and Assoc Professor Mak Yuen Teen, Co-director of CGFRC was one of the panelists.
Assoc Prof Mak spoke on “Corporate Gatekeepers or Lockpickers?” and talked about the different gatekeepers in the corporate governance ecosystem, factors that determine whether traditional gatekeepers such as regulators, auditors and board of directors) can carry out the role effectively and specific responsibilities of boards and independent directors. |
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| Ranking High in Research |
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NUS is ranked 8th in a recent study, "Bibliometric Profiles of Management Research at the Erasmus University 1999 - 2006". Conducted by Center for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) at Leiden University, this study reports that we are the only Asian university in the top 10 and the first of three Asians schools in the top 50.
In specialisations, NUS came in 1st, 30th and 46th in the areas of Management Science and Information System (MS/IS), Strategy, and Management respectively. |
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| CSR for Sustainability and Success |
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| At the recent CSR Summit on 6 October, Adjunct Assoc Prof Bob Fleming, from the Department of Marketing was given recognition for his contribution in the CSR Journey Book. This publication chronicles the CSR efforts of 10 Singapore-based companies. |
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Assoc Prof Fleming contributed a case study on Holcim, a leading supplier to the construction industry of advanced concrete products and “ready mix”. The book was launched by the Guest-of-Honour at the summit, Mr Gan Kim Yong, Minister, Ministry of Manpower, Republic of Singapore. |
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| NUS Business School Students Wins the Student Achievement Award |
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We would like to congratulate our students who won the Student Achievement Award 2009. |
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Competitions Category (Group award) – Megha Mittal, Karla Hotchkiss, Richard Rubnan Que, Saurabh Kaushik and Tony Mukherjee who won 2nd place at the Global Business Leadership Competition held in UCLA. |
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Competitions Category (Group award) - Chong Kang Wei, We Junhan and Virayong Visayon who won the USC Marshall School of Business International Real Estate Case Competition |
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Competitions Category (Group award) – Elaine Hee and Anderson Quah who topped CaseIT 2009 |
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Arts and Culture Category (Individual Award) - Tang Dat Hanh |
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Community Projects (Group award) – Business Club for their effort in the NUSSU Rag and Flag Day |
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(From left) Karla Hotchkiss, Richard Rubnan Pact Que, Dr Helen Chai, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Elaine Hee, Chong Kang Wei, Viravong Visayon and Anderson Quah.Absent from picture: Wu Junhan, Tang Dat Hanh, Megha Mittal, Saurabh Kaushik and Tony Mukherjee.
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| The award recognises exceptional students or student groups who have made noteworthy contributions to activities outside the academic curriculum/academic programme and who have brought honour to the University. |
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| Best Foreign University at the 11th Inter-Collegiate Finance Competition |
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| (From left) Kelvin Lee Soon Fatt, Wesley Chong Yi Hao and Li Zhuowei |
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Kelvin Lee Soon Fatt, Wesley Chong Yi Hao and Li Zhuowei have emerged fourth in the 11th Inter-Collegiate Finance Competition (ICFC), organised by the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (FINEX) through its Junior FINEX Committee. Participating teams went through mind-gruelling questions covering subjects on ethics, quantitative analysis, economics, financial statement reporting, corporate finance, equity investments, fixed income, derivatives, alternative investments and portfolio management. NUS Business School was the Best Foreign University at the competition. |
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| CSR Kaleidoscope - Conference for Corporate Social Responsibility
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As a landmark event to celebrate not only the NUS Business School's 45th anniversary, but also the first anniversary of the Social Impact club, CSR Kaleidoscope 2009 made its debut on 8 October as the first conference on CSR - conceptualised, planned, organised and implemented solely by NUS MBA Students. |
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The conference was attended by 200 students from leading business schools like INSEAD, ESSEC, NTU, SMU, S.P Jain attending the event. Ms Jessica Tan, MP and Managing Director of Microsoft Operations Pte. Ltd. Singapore was the Guest-of-Honour and her keynote address encapsulated the willingness of the Singapore government to address CSR and the CSR initiatives that Microsoft has taken over the past few years.
There were also two other informative discussions on ‘Is Socially responsible Advertising possible in a competitive landscape?' and the 'Can CSR serve as a competitive advantage for firms, post-economic crisis?', chaired by Mr Jorg Dietzel and Dr Jayanth Narayanan respectively. |
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Best Speaker at the NTU-NUS-SMU CSR Debate |
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Congratulations to Marcus Lim Tao Shien for winning the best Speaker Award for the recent NTU-NUS-SMU CSR Debate. The preposition team comprising Marcus Lim, currently doing a double degree in Business and Law at NUS Business School, Jonathan Koh of SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business and Hendrik Clüver, Nanyang Business School, pipped their opposition challengers, also from the three business schools, to be crowned victors at the varsity debate on whether “Corporate Social Responsibility is the key to a competitive European Union”. Caroline Ng was the other NUS Business School representative at the debate. |
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| Winners at the Tata Crucible Campus Quiz
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Congratulations to Tay Shi Jia and Bai Zhiyong who emerged winners at the 3rd edition Tata Crucible Campus Quiz on 23 October.
Organised by the Tata Group, this annual quiz seeks to bring together the sharpest young Singaporean minds in a business quiz that tests their speed of thought. It's a quiz with multiple rounds of video and audio-visual questions from the world of business administered to participants in teams of two. A total of 133 teams from various institutions took part and out of this, only eight proceeded to the final round. The Guest of Honour for the final was Mr S Iswaran, Minister of State for Ministry of Trade and Industry, and Ministry of Education. |
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(From left) Tay Shijia, Bai Zhiyong and Guest of Honour, Mr S Iswaran |
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A Night to Remember |
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On 4 October, the Guild Hall at the NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House came to life. MBA students, including exchange students came together to celebrate the MBA International Day 2009, together with their partners and families. All came dressed up in their national costumes, showcasing their rich cultural heritage. It was a memorable night, not only because of the flawless performances, but more so because it brought the diverse student population together. |
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Participants at the MBA International Day in their colourful costumes |
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MBA Students Bring the Festival of Lights to NUS |
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It is not often that one gets to celebrate Diwali, one of the biggest Indian festivals also known as the “Festival of Lights”, amidst such a diverse culture of people and with the same vigour and enthusiasm as India. Diwali celebration at the NUS Business School organised by the NUS MBA Students Council on the 17 October was a unique experience. Rangoli, decorations, Indian traditional clothes, aarti, mouth-watering food and fire crackers- it had it all. Those who were married, brought along their spouses and children. There was a wave of positive energy and happiness as people greeted each other. |
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| Xun Ji – Campaign for Social Innovation
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On 25 October, eight NUS Business School student, along with students at the NUS Overseas College Shanghai and Fudan University spearheaded the inaugural event under Xun Ji (  )
– a campaign for Social Innovation. Xun Ji seeks to raise awareness about social innovation in Asia, and to bring Chinese and Singaporean students together to work on a project with a strong social cause.
Held at Fudan University, this event was a forum on social innovation themed ‘Entrepreneurship with a New Mindset' where founders of non-profit organisations and social enterprises met and shared their thoughts on using innovative and sustainable solutions in solving social problems in China. Keynote speakers include founder of the social enterprise 1KgMore, Mr Yu Zhi Hai and Ms Céline Le Cotonnec, Project coordinator of Shanghai Young Bakers. This project is funded by NUS Business School's Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and Fudan School of Management. |
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| Staying Relevant in the New World |
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On 6 October, the inaugural NUSBSA Town Hall Dialogue session was held with over 90 BBA students and alumni attending. Supported by the Bizad Club, it was an open dialogue between the alumni as represented by the board of NUSBSA and students of the School. Besides Mr Benny Lee, Mr P. Jeyaratnam and Ms Joey Gan from NUSBSA, there were two other guests - Mr Steven Seek, Managing Director, JobsDB.com as one of the panelists and Ms Dana Lam, President, AWARE Singapore as the moderator.
The dialogue touched on the key qualities that make one relevant and stand out in. Board members shared their industry knowledge, experience, connections, and what they have learnt as well as what each can value-add. |
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(From left) Ms Dana Lam, Mr P. Jeyaratnam, Mr Benny Lee, Ms Joey Gan, Mr Steven Seek, Prof Hum Sin Hoon.
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The Alumni Conference 2009 |
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A new tradition was created as The Alumni Conference rode on the back of the School’s traditional Oktoberfest celebration – an idea conceived by Professor Bernard Yeung, Dean of the NUS Business School. Organised by the Global Alumni Network Office and supported by NUS Business School Alumni Association, MBA Alumni – NUS, Mandarin Alumni, Bizad Club and NUS MBA Student Council, about 100 people attended the conference.
The Alumni Conference featured four prominent speakers, - Ms Teresa Lim, Managing Director, IBM Singapore, Mr Kee Poir Mok, former Managing Director, Goldman Sachs (Singapore), Phillip Overmyer, CEO, Singapore International Chamber of Commerce and Mr Charles Yong, Senior Client Partner, Korn/Ferry International. The speakers and participants had a stimulating discussion on the economic outlook following last year's global financial meltdown. |
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| Alumni Appreciation Dinner for Office Bearers |
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The NUS Business School Global Alumni Network Office played host to an evening of accolades, food and merriment when over 100 office bearers, alumni, students and guests of the NUS Business School gathered in celebration of a successful 2009.
The School’s Dean, Professor Bernard Yeung, warmly welcomed all by extending his heartfelt thanks to all office bearers and supporters for another year of sterling achievements.
Generous in his praise for the alumni community and its office bearers, the Dean stated that since his appointment last year, there had been significant growth and development within the alumni community, a development he attributed to the office bearers, who, as community leaders, had created and added value to the School and its community.
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NUS MBA Fair Lands in Beijing |
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NUS MBA/EMBA Fair was launched by NUS Business School in Beijing on 24 October. Mr Lim Yue-Wen, Director of Graduate Studies Programme, NUS Business School, Mr Calvin Yan, Director of Shanghai Office, Ms Chua Nan Sze, Marie-Antonie, Director of EMBA Programme and Ms Monica Zhao, Manager of EMBA program made presentations on NUS MBA and EMBA programmes.
Prof Jin-Chuan Duan from NUS Business School gave the keynote speech on “Future Perspective beyond Financial Crisis: About Asian Currency Unit (ACU)”. Along with Mr Chang Zhi Ying, Chairman of Tianjin Teda International Hotel Inc., Mr Huang Zuo Dong, Chairman of DynamicGreen (Beijing) Technologies Co., Ltd., both outstanding NUS alumni, and experts from National Development and Reform Commission and China Banking Regulatory Commission, Prof Duan also discussed the latest economic trends and post-crisis financial system in Asia Pacific, as well as the impact, challenges and opportunities that ACU may bring to Asian financial system and business community.
This NUS MBA Fair is the first joint road show between NUS EMBA and MBA programmes in Beijing. |
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Get connected with your fellow alumni here! |
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1 Nov |
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MBA Cricket Tournament 2009
Time: 9am to 1pm
Venue: Ceylon Cricket Ground
Contact Bilal Salim from NUS MBA Programme Office for more details. |
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2 Nov |
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Accounting & Finance for Non-Financial Managers
Until 6 November
Time: 8.30am - 5.30pm
Venue: NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House
Contact Amanda Vanderput from Executive Education for more details.
Advanced Management Programme
Until 13 November
Time: 8.30am - 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room D
Contact Rachel Ma from Executive Education for more details.
MBA Career Skill Workshop: Effective Top Management Communication Workshop– Learn the proven methods from the Consultants by Stephan Muench
Time: 2pm - 5pm
Venue: Seminar Room 3
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details.
MBA Career Skill Workshop: Career Interest Group - Update on FMCG Industry
Time: 3pm - 4.30pm
Venue: Conference Room B1
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details.
The Social Entrepreneurship Talk
Time: 6.30pm - 7.45pm
Venue: LT 17
Contact Rajes from Centre for Social Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy for more details.
Talk by Judy D. Olian, Dean of UCLA Anderson School of Management
Time: 7pm - 9pm
Venue: Shaw Foundation Alumni House, Seminar Room 1
Contact Siew Teng from Global Alumni Network Office for more details. UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Sheraton on the Park, Sydney Australia
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Office for more details. |
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3 Nov |
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Company Visit & Presentation: Thomson Reuters (BBA and MBA)
Time: 12pm - 1.30pm
Venue: Thomson Reuter's Office
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details.
45th Anniversary Business Thought Leadership Series: Leadership Dialogue Series - 'Values in the Working World
Speaker: Mr Hsieh Fu Hua, Deputy Chairman, NUS Business School Management Advisory Board
Time: 4pm to 6pm
Venue: University Hall Auditorium
Contact Rina Yap from Corporate Relations & Communications for more details.
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4 Nov |
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BBA Career Skill Workshop: BBA Career Planning and Management (Class A3): Successfully Transition from University to Corporate World
Time: 3pm - 6pm
Venue: LT 18
Contact Lee Hui Peng from Career Services for more details.
Briefing for Accounting Students: Embarking on Compulsory Internship
Time: 6.30pm - 8pm
Venue: LT 18
Contact Lee Hui Peng from Career Services for more details.
Asia-Pacific Executive MBA (English) Information Session
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Coex InterContinental Seoul, Korea
Contact Samantha from Asia-Pacific Executive MBA Office for more details.
Local Underwriter Oligopolies and IPO Underpricing
Speaker: Jay R Ritter, Cordell Professor of Finance, University of Florida
Venue: Staff Lounge Meeting Room
Contact Sean Peh from Saw Centre for Financial Studies for more details. |
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5 Nov |
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UOB Executive Certificate in Wealth Management
Until 7 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: FEB Building, Cavenagh Room, Level 5
Contact Robin Ngan from Executive Education for more details.
UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Park Hyatt Seoul, Korea
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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6 Nov |
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International Conference on Managing Economic Crisis in East Asia
Time: 8.30am to 5pm
Venue: NUSS Kent Ridge Guild Hall
Contact Wendy from Saw Centre for Financial Studies for more details.
MBA Career Skill Workshop: Effective Top Management Communication Workshop– Learn the proven methods from the Consultants by Stephan Muench
Time: 9am - 1pm
Venue: Seminar Room 4
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details.
Career Talk by Vestas (for MBA)
Time: 1pm - 3pm
Venue: Seminar Room 8
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details.
MBA Student Council Face-off Election
Until 7 November
Time: 7pm to 9pm
Venue: Hon Sui Sen Auditorium
Contact Caleb Chew from NUS MBA Programme Office for more details.
BIZ Career Services Networking Event: MBA Monthly Networking Event
Time: 7pm to 9pm
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details.
Asia-Pacific Executive MBA (English) Information Session
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Sheraton Miyako Tokyo, Japan
Contact Samantha from Asia-Pacific Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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7 Nov |
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MBA Career Skill Workshop: Practical Investing Workshop
Time: 10am - 1pm
Venue: Conference Room E
Contact Zitah from Career Services for more details. |
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8 Nov |
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Asia-Pacific Executive MBA (English) Information Session
Time: 2pm
Venue: Conrad Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Contact Samantha from Asia-Pacific Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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9 Nov |
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Operations Management Programme (in Chinese)
Until 13 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room J
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
General Management Programme
Until 20 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House
Contact Amanda Vanderput from Executive Education for more details.
Operations Management Programme (in Chinese)
Until 19 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room J
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
NUSBSA Board Of Directors Meeting
Time: 6.30pm
Venue: Staff Lounge Meeting Room
Contact Wai Min from Global Alumni Network Office for more details.
QS World MBA Fair Shanghai 2009
Time: 6pm - 9pm
Venue: The Longemont Hotel, Shanghai , China
Contact Forrest Zhang from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details. |
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10 Nov |
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NUS Business School Undergraduate Bursary Award Ceremony 2009
Time: 7pm - 9.30pm
Venue: NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House, Guild Hall
Contact Liang Bo from Business Development Office for more details.
UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: China World Hotel, Beijing, China
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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11 Nov |
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Exchange Farewell Reception
Time: 12noon
Contact Zahira Nawi from NUS MBA Programme Office for more details.
BBA Career Skill Workshop: BBA Career Planning and Management (Class A3): Corporate Dressing and Personal Grooming, MAPP
Time: 3pm - 6pm
Venue: LT 18
Contact Lee Hui Peng from Career Services for more details.
NUSBSAA Bursary Award Ceremony 2009
Time: 7pm - 9.30pm
Venue: NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House, Guild Hall
Contact Liang Bo from Business Development Office for more details.
Contracting Frictions and Cross-Border Capital Flows: Evidence from Venture Capital
Speaker: Michael Hertzel, Richard C. Kraemer Professor of Finance, Arizona State University
Venue: Staff Lounge Meeting Room
Contact Sean Peh from Saw Centre for Financial Studies for more details. |
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12 Nov |
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UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, Japan
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Grand Hyatt Taipei
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details.
QS World MBA Fair Guangzhou 2009
Time: 6pm - 9pm
Venue: China Hotel, A Marriott Hotel, Guangzhou , China
Contact Mendy Zhou from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details. |
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14 Nov |
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QS World MBA Fair Beijing 2009
Time: 3pm - 6pm
Venue: The Peninsula, Beijing , China
Contact Mendy Zhou from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details. |
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15 Nov |
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Northern China Alumni Network Financial Intelligence Club Event: Second Board and China Capital Market
Time: 1.30 pm - 5pm
Venue: Chang An Club, Beijing , China
Contact Angel An from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details.
EMBA (Chinese) Programme Briefing Nanjing
Time: 2pm - 5.30pm
Venue: Jinling Hotel Nanjing , China
Contact Monica Zhao from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details.
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16 Nov |
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Baxter Hospital Programme (in Chinese)
Until 18 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room D
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
Meizhou Programme (in Chinese)
Until 20 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room J
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
Alcatel STRETCH Phase 1 Programme
Until 21 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Shanghai, China
Contact Shahrany Hassan from Executive Education for more details.
UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Conrad Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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17 Nov |
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Public Lecture: Why are we in a Recession? The Financial Crisis It's the Symptom, not the Disease!
Time: 3.30pm - 5pm
Venue: LT 18
Contact Sean Peh from Saw Centre for Financial Studies for more details.
UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Makati Shangri-La, The Philippines
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details.
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18 Nov |
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NUSBSA Membership Night
Time: 6.30pm - 10.30pm
Venue: St James Powerstation
Contact Wai Min from Global Alumni Network Office for more details. |
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19 Nov |
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Manulife Growth Strategy Conference Workshop
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Grand Hyatt Hotel, Hong Kong
Contact Robin Ngan from Executive Education for more details.
UOB Executive Certificate in Wealth Management
Until 21 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: FEB Building, Cavenagh Room, Level 5
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
Liuzhou Government Management Programme (in Chinese)
Until 27 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room D
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
Asia-Pacific Executive MBA (English) Information Session
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: The Peninsula Manila, The Philippines
Contact Samantha from Asia-Pacific Executive MBA Office for more details.
UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Swissôtel Grand Shanghai, China
Time: 8.30pm - 9.30pm
Venue: Taj Westend Bangalore, India
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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20 Nov |
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Panasonic AMS Programme
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Panasonic
Contact Robin Ngan from Executive Education for more details. |
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21 Nov |
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Asia-Pacific Executive MBA (English) Information Session
Time: 1pm
Venue: Hotel Mulia Senayan, Indonesia
Contact Samantha from Asia-Pacific Executive MBA Office for more details.
UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 4pm - 5pm
Venue: The Oberoi, New Delhi, India
Time: 4pm - 5pm
Venue: ITC Grand Central, Mumbai, India
Time: 4pm - 5pm
Venue: Hotel Mulia Senayan, Jakarta, Indonesia
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details.
Eastern China Alumni Network Business Connect Forum: Exploring the Chinese model of Innovation
Time: 1.30 pm to 5pm
Venue: Bank of China Tower, Shanghai, China
Contact Angel An from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details. |
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22 Nov |
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EMBA (Chinese) Programme Briefing Chengdu
Time: 2pm - 5.30pm
Venue: Kempinski Hotel Chengdu, China
Contact Monica Zhao from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details.
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23 Nov |
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Kunshan Hospital Management Programme (in Chinese)
Until 27 November
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room J
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details. |
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24 Nov |
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UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Programme Briefing
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Dubai
Time: 7.30pm - 8.30pm
Venue: NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Contact Michelle Yow from UCLA - NUS Executive MBA Office for more details. |
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26 Nov |
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Applied Research Forum on Asset Management
Time: 8.15am to 2pm
Venue: Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
Contact Wendy from Saw Centre for Financial Studies or Bridget Theseira from Center for Asset Management Research & Investments for more details.
NUSBSA Business Mission cum Trekking Trip to Hong Kong
Until 29 November
Contact Wai Min from Global Alumni Network Office for more details. |
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29 Nov |
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EMBA (Chinese ) Programme Briefing Shenzhen 2009
Time: 2pm - 5.30pm
Venue: Sheraton Shenzhen Futian Hotel, China
Contact Monica Zhao from NUS Business School Shanghai Office for more details.
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30 Nov |
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Guangzhou Mid-Court Management Programme (in Chinese)
Until 1 December
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room B
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details.
Astra General Management Programme
Until 3 December
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Jakarta, Indonesia
Contact Robin Ngan from Executive Education for more details.
Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau Programme (in Chinese)
Until 11 December
Time: 8.30am to 5.30pm
Venue: Conference Room J
Contact Chen Ying from Executive Education for more details. |
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