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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MBA LECTURE TIME-TABLE 2008/2009 ACADEMIC SESSION
The MBA Programme, in the 2 years duration, runs 48 units of core courses, 18 units of elective courses in the areas of specialisation and 6 units for final year’s project. Students are required to register for a minimum of 18 credit units per semester. The minimum number of credit required to graduate is 72. The first year (1st and 2nd semester) is spent on the compulsory core courses, the basic theoretical foundations required for the proper acqusition of the managerial skills to be learnt in the second year (3rd and 4th semesters) when the appropriate special skills to master the compulsory and elective areas of specialisation required by each student will be taught.

International MBA diploma signed by the rectors and stamped with the seals of all the universities participating in the programme.
The international character of our diploma is guaranteed by the mutual cooperation of a multinational and multicultural group of lecturers from several universities. The diploma is signed by the highest academic authorities of all participating universities, which signifies that they accept responsibility for the quality of the academic programme and for the selection of the best professors. The quality of the academic programme is also guaranteed by the competition between the contributing teams of academics, who strive to uphold their university’s reputation, both with the students and the Centre’s management.

This is two-year program, conducted in English, leading to an MBA degree jointly awarded by all partners, included to the recognized management schools. It will equip you with the international management skills, the command in business English, developed on the program, will aid in operating effectively at an international level.
The previous partners in the MBA Programme, besides CMT itself, are:
Warsaw University (Poland), School of Management;
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania (USA), College of Business (AACSB);
Bergische Universität Wuppertal (Germany), School of Business;

Professors of several other Polish and foreign universities co-operate with CMT on an individual basis
The programme contains of 820 hours. Nearly all courses are case-oriented.
It starts in October each year.
Studies are primarily intended for students who are already working. Although a wide range of factors contribute to the Centre’s excellent reputation, we particularly pride ourselves on the following:

Mutual cooperation of lecturers from several universities.
This type of structure obviously has many advantages. In order to get top marks from both the students and the Centre’s management, each university delegates its best professors. It goes without saying that this leads to constructive competition between the partner institutions. The lecturers come from different countries, which results in a multicultural approach to managerial training. It also creates an opportunity to learn about managerial practices in several countries and compare the views of professors from different universities.

Influence of Harvard Business School.
Quite a few of the professors who teach in our MBA programme graduated from that leading American university or completed research projects there. There are foreign as well as Polish professors in this group, which has a considerable impact on the level and range of the teaching methods used in our programme.

This is two-year program, conducted in English, leading to an MBA degree jointly awarded by all partners, included to the recognized management schools. It will equip you with the international management skills, the command in business English, developed on the program, will aid in operating effectively at an international level.
The previous partners in the MBA Programme, besides CMT itself, are:
Warsaw University (Poland), School of Management;
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania (USA), College of Business (AACSB);
Bergische Universität Wuppertal (Germany), School of Business;

Professors of several other Polish and foreign universities co-operate with CMT on an individual basis
The programme contains of 820 hours. Nearly all courses are case-oriented.
It starts in October each year.
Studies are primarily intended for students who are already working. Although a wide range of factors contribute to the Centre’s excellent reputation, we particularly pride ourselves on the following:

Mutual cooperation of lecturers from several universities.
This type of structure obviously has many advantages. In order to get top marks from both the students and the Centre’s management, each university delegates its best professors. It goes without saying that this leads to constructive competition between the partner institutions. The lecturers come from different countries, which results in a multicultural approach to managerial training. It also creates an opportunity to learn about managerial practices in several countries and compare the views of professors from different universities.

Influence of Harvard Business School.
Quite a few of the professors who teach in our MBA programme graduated from that leading American university or completed research projects there. There are foreign as well as Polish professors in this group, which has a considerable impact on the level and range of the teaching methods used in our programme.

The IMBA offers a flexible pattern of study (fulltime or part time). This flexible design of courses allows candidates to decide their workload and schedule to accommodate their busy careers. However the program also has ample courses and activities to keep a full time IMBA candidate well involved in their studies, either way our program is student focused, giving students’ choice based on their needs.

All courses have been designed around the unique culture and outlook of the IMBA program. We utilize case studies, problem-based learning and group projects, to facilitate an excellent learning environment. The workload is demanding, however upon graduation you will be ready to cope with business challenges on the global stage.

The IMBA program requires a minimum of 42 credits to graduate. Students can normally complete all their courses in two years while they can extend their studies to a maximum of five years to fulfill all the program requirements.

There are two parts to the curriculum: the core courses and the elective courses.

The International MBA is the premier English Taught business program offered by National Chengchi University’s College of Commerce.

We are the first and only such program in Taiwan to offer a fully accredited Masters of Business Administration completely in English.

We offer all course instruction in English with a specific focus on Asia-Pacific business dynamics, and cross-cultural understanding. Half of the students and faculty are local Taiwan citizens and the latter half are from abroad, representing a diverse mixture of people from more than 20 countries on 5 continents.

The program is slated for 2 years of instruction (Maximum 5 years to fulfill program requirements) and requires a minimum of 42 credit hours for completion.

To get a better idea if the IMBA program is right for you, you are welcome to view the information on the website regarding the program, admissions, faculty and students, and more. We believe you’ll find out why many students from across the globe have made the decision to enhance their careers by pursuing IMBA studies here at NCCU – in the heart of the dynamic region of Asia!

From Denver to Tanzania, many companies and organizations are seeking MBAs with a deep understanding of the world marketplace. The International MBA (IMBA) at Daniels is designed for people who understand that all business is international. You’ll study business fundamentals at Daniels and expand your global perspective further by taking courses at another internationally recognized DU school: the Graduate School of International Studies.

Whether you choose a career abroad or in the U.S., the Daniels IMBA will give you the skills and knowledge to succeed in an increasingly global and interdependent world.