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MBA Programs
MBA
is an "Internationally Recognized
Business Qualification". The purpose of undertaking an MBA program is
to gain practical general business skills. In this respect, an MBA program
is contrast to an academic Master's
Degree. MBA programs are designed to develop mid-carrier business managers.
While New Zealand has 8 Public
Universities, only 7 Universities have MBA Programs.
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Auckland MBA (Auckland Business School)
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Waikato MBA (Waikato Management School)
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Massey MBA (Massey
College of
Business)
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Victoria MBA (Victoria Management School)
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Canterbury MBA
(Canterbury Graduate School)
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Otago MBA (Otago School of Business)
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AUT MBA (Auckland
University of Technology)
Common Background and
Future Career Path.
- Accounting
- Finance
- Marketing
- Strategic Management
- Human Resource Management
- Information Systems
- Operations
Computer Requirements for MBA Students (Minimum)
After the release of Windows 95, environments surrounding
computing at work and school and especially Personal Computing (PC) drastically
changed. No tertiary institution lecturers accept hand-written
assignments, reports and thesis from their students these days. Students
are supposed to be a "Computer Literate". NZ Universities and
Polytechnics have relatively up-to-date computer labos. However,
especially MBA students who must have heavy workload are strongly recommended to
have own Notebook PC. Utilising the power of recently emerged and emerging
information and communications technologies: PC, Email and the Internet could
promise a superior academic performance. The following is the minimum PC
requirements.
- Notebook PC (e.g. Sony, IBM, Toshiba,
Fujitsu, NEC, Microsoft)
- Windows 10
- Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- 2.5GHz CPU
- 8GB RAM
- 250GB memory
- Wireless Internet
- DVD multi drive
- 14' display
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