Asia

Asia’s economic power indicates plenty of job opportunities here for graduates.

There is an increasing number of English-taught courses in Asia, reflecting the continent’s international outlook.

The region excels in Executive MBA programs, with Asian schools consistently leading in the Financial Times EMBA Rankings.

With 48 countries and a vast array of cultures, you’ll never get bored exploring all Asia offers.

Tuition fees throughout the region are more affordable than MBA tuition fees in Europe and North America.

Getting your MBA in Asia is investing in your business skills.

Asia is the world’s biggest continent in terms of population and size. Its economy saw extraordinary growth throughout the 20th century, becoming larger than the rest of the world combined. This was partly due to the so-called “economic miracles” in Japan, China, South Korea, and other countries that continue to show strong economic development.

Asia is grouped into five regions: Central, East, South, Southeast, and Western, though that does little to communicate the linguistic, cultural, and religious diversity of this vast continent.

Although Asia has traditionally been a prolific exporter of international students, nowadays, it can cite both China and Japan as top global study destinations. The region’s economic growth has coincided with vast improvements in the continent’s higher education sector, with Asian schools dominating the top three in the  Financial Times EMBA Ranking. The continent’s top business schools include HKUST and CEIBS, which now rank among the best in the world.

With a growing global reputation for business education, there has never been a better time to study an MBA in Asia and experience the beating heart of the world’s economy.