04-15-2004, 07:04 AM
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Dear DT,
If you go to the Henley site www.henleymc.ac.uk you should be able to find the info. It was one of the top 10 UK MBAs according to the FTs survey last year and appeared in the top 100 International Universities in that survey.
Try the CIMA site too for further info.
It is a good name to have on your CV. I think you need to have had some managment experience before being able to get on the course.
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Thanks for your reply. I think Henley ranked 37th in World 'only' on the basis of its 'Executive MBA', which arguably is very different to 'normal' MBA programmes. Having said this, I don't want to indulge in any argument, as I said before thanks for taking time and clarifying the matter.
Wouldnât you say that if one has the choice he should consider top 5 B-Schools?
Dear DT,
If you go to the Henley site www.henleymc.ac.uk you should be able to find the info. It was one of the top 10 UK MBAs according to the FTs survey last year and appeared in the top 100 International Universities in that survey.
Try the CIMA site too for further info.
It is a good name to have on your CV. I think you need to have had some managment experience before being able to get on the course.
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Thanks for your reply. I think Henley ranked 37th in World 'only' on the basis of its 'Executive MBA', which arguably is very different to 'normal' MBA programmes. Having said this, I don't want to indulge in any argument, as I said before thanks for taking time and clarifying the matter.
Wouldnât you say that if one has the choice he should consider top 5 B-Schools?
