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IUJ Ranks 90th in the Economist’s “Global Top 100 Business Schools”
IUJ Ranks 90th in The Economist’s “Global Top 100 Business Schools”
The Economist recently published its 2015 MBA rankings, and the Graduate School of International Management (GSIM) at the International University of Japan (IUJ) is listed as one of the world’s top 100 business schools. IUJ’s overall rank is 90th. The GSIM at IUJ is the ONLY school from Japan to again be included in this ranking. We also ranked 6th among all schools in Asia.
In addition to being 90th in the world overall, IUJ achieved positive results from the following key ranking categories:
Criteria Global Ranking
●Internationalism of alumni 23
●Percentage who received a job offer within three months of graduation 31
IUJ also extends congratulations to our Exchange Partner Schools that also placed in the World’s top 100 MBA ranking; including Darden (2nd) and Tuck (3rd) from the U.S., IESE (14th), Warwick (18th), ESADE (21st), Bocconi (50th) and EMLYON (75th) from Europe, Indian Institute of Management – Ahmedabad (60th) and NUS (87th) from Asia. IUJ is proud to have these programs and over 10 more in our educational network which allows IUJ students to study in these institutions and brings their students to the IUJ campus for a term.
For more information:
http://www.economist.com/whichmba/
IUJ exploring marketing teaching with Philip Kottler.
“IUJ is in conversation with Professor Philip Kotler, world renowned marketing authority, to set up a collaboration program for marketing teaching. The photo shows Professor Philip Kotler with Professor K. Kase (President IUJ), Mr Takaoka (CEO Nestlé Japan), Professor Jay Rajasekera (Vice President IUJ), Dr Rahul Sett (Marketing professor IUJ), and others
(Nesté, Pearson, IUJ) following a planning meeting in Tokyo on Oct 14, 2015”
The book “Okinawa-to-Hondo” reflects Professor Yamaguchi’s opinion
A book on Okinawa based on the discussion during a public symposium Held in August in which professor Yamaguchi participated was published.
“Okinawa to Hondo” Here is the Link to it:
http://publications.asahi.com/ecs/detail/?item_id=17425
