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BusinessWeek article (1998) says schools get mixed grades for smoothing foreign students' way--and fostering a global experience for Americans

Young people from all over the world still want American business degrees. (Newsweek)

Asians get more options as North American and European B-schools set up outposts in the region

European schools are now offering American-style programs--but with an international spin

1997 Time International special report looks at global issues and the MBA degree

The MBA Tour is a program designed to help business schools recruit international students for graduate degree programs in business management and related fields. Here you can find upcoming Tour Fairs and also a section focused on prospective MBAs

Note: Older EBF articles are not currently online. I'm not sure if this is temporary or permanent. If you click you will be taken to the Archive.org site to find an archived copy.

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BusinessWeek article looks at Japan's attempt to finally establish a western-style MBA program at Hitotsubashi University.

MBA Information site focused on Germany.

The MBA Tour is a professional program designed to help business schools recruit international students for graduate degree programs and short-term professional development opportunities in management and related fields.

MBA Fair with international focus

Use this site to find info on MBA programs across the globe. Each school profile includes vital information such as entry requirements, fees, application procedures and course details. Additional features include editorial advice and information on choosing and applying for an MBA program and exploring overviews on the business education around the world. Site also has sections for study guidance & latest B-School News and allows you to post questions to their experts.

Editor's Note: This site seems to be more focused on international programs (not a bad thing, just a notice).

Looking for a stateside degree with a global focus? An international MBA may be your ticket to a fulfilling career.

Find useful general MBA information and guides as well as rankings, with a bias towards Asia (and Malaysia in particular).

Hyderabad's Indian School of Business has major-league backers and world-class faculty. Now it wants to become an Asian jewel

Article takes a look at the recent trend of American students and faculty taking up residence at European MBA programs.

Alberto Fumo is the type of student business schools crave. His high marks and international experience landed the budding financier admission offers at Yale University's School of Management and Cornell University's Johnson School. But the Italian native chose London Business School rather than face a new trifecta of trouble with a U.S. MBA: an imminent drop in work visas, a hiring slowdown for MBAs, and less school financial aid.

After a decade-long buildup of overseas applicants seeking the prestige--and salary--of a U.S. business degree, B-schools are concerned about the growing wariness of others like Fumo. In the 1990s, international students became the fastest-growing pool of prospective MBA students, helping push total applications to record highs in 2001. Now, in short order, the weak economy, coupled with a looming drop in the availability of H-1B work visas, is taking its toll.

A Comprehensive Guide to University Courses in Australia

An MBA portal in Spanish:

"la central de recursos para todos aquellos relacionados con el mundo de los MBA. Te ofrecemos multitud de recursos, comenzando por la más completa GUÍA DE MBA que se imparten en España."