can any one tell me about international business program in collage ?
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I can tell you that the best IB program is at Loyola in New Orleans! :)
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I know that in England, London's South Bank University offer's a Master's programme in addition conselling. Check their website www.lsbu.ac.uk. Also, google can be a very handy search engine, use it!
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NO!! ICFAI is lousy! Try IGNOU I have heard better things about IGNOU. In either case, ask for a trial class to evaluate. Given the current competition for distant MBA programs, they will be glad to give you one. Good Luck!
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Sounds like a bachelors in business administration with honors.  yes it is an internationally field of study.
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I am actually currently taking this class. The concept of it is to teach you all aspects of doing business internationally, it is important to know if you are working with a company that does business internationally. You learn about management, marketing etc. skills.
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I am assuming you mean Master of Business Administration. I work for a university in Perth Western Australia and we offer this program.  It is one of our main programs and it can be done on-line for overseas students.  The prospects of employment after your degree are endless depending on what field of employment you require.  The MBA we offer can also have specialisations such as marketing, finance, accounting etc.  Click on our website www.business.curtin.edu.au/gsb and have a look.  Good luck. Jude from Australia
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Until recently, LSE did not offer an MBA.  Currently, they only offer an Executive MBA.  This is probably not what you want.\n\nIf you want a top business school in Europe, I suggest either INSEAD (in Fontainbleu France) or London Business School (LBS -- not to be confused with LSE).  The fact is, however, that the US is really the place to get an MBA.  Other than LBS, INSEAD and one or two Canadian schools, no MBA programs compete with the top 15 or 20 in the US.\n\nAs to how you go about getting in, visit the schools web sites for admissions instructions.  You may also want to look at some guides -- like US News & World Reports or Business Week who regularly rank schools and give advice about how to get in.  Both publishers have information on their web sites.\n\nYou should know that most good MBA programs want you to have three to five years of work experience.  You should also know that American schools strive to have a geographically diverse population.  If you have the right background, being from Ghana will be a plus.
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nthat site may have some useful information regarding your question.
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You could do MBA if u are interested in management studies.You could also do MIB which  enables u to get job in international concerns.
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If you want to travel, then you should think about international marketing.  I am currently working in this field, and it can require a lot of travel.  an International Business degree would get you there.  Or you can specialize in a field that you like, but its the business degrees that make you the money.
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Trading is the business of matching buyers and sellers. With international trading, you deal with people from different countries where you act as a middleman between the two entities located in different countries.\n\nFrom the article "Starting Your Own Home-Based International Trading Agency," it says that you need to first have knowledge of trading activities. Credibility and trust are extremely important in this business, and you must demonstrate to your clients that you possess the knowhow to represent them and get the best business for them. If you have no background in trading, you may want to enroll in some classes first (our county for example offers international trading classes for very low rates).\n\nYou may also want to read the following books to get more in-depth information about this business:\n\n- Import/Export: How to Get Started in International Trade \n- Exporting, Importing, and Beyond : How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business \n- Selling to the World: Your Fast and Easy Guide to Exporting and Importing \n- Start and Run a Profitable Exporting Business \n- Start Your Own Import/Export Business
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It's known as an MBA in the US, Masters of Business Administration. The renowned Harvard Business School actually has a wide range of open-enrollment programs, and many materials via CD, et c.\n\nIf you have a degree from an English-speaking university, you can apply directly. You might find it easier than you think to get accepted.
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What are you planning to study there? Its good fun ;-)
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\n\nhope that helps
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I.B. is basically the most rigorous academic program in public schools. AN I.B. diploma is not only respected in the United States, but world wide (thus the name). There is a lot of work, inside and out of class. Besides regular honors  academics, another main component of graduating is passing a special exam in the foreign language you choose to take.( My exam is going to be in French) You almost have to be fluent. The exam is sent off to a panel of international judges to be evaluated next to exams from all over the world. Then there's the 4,000 word thesis required by your senior year. These are sent out of the country to be evaluated, and any cheating on it means you don't receive your IB diploma. In class, if your caught cheating, you're out on you first offense.\n        He's a tip on the language issue -\nWhen you watch movies on DVD, put on either the language track or subtitles in the language your studying. From pronunciation to grammar to slang, this helps enormously. (I started doing this and I'm speaking way beyond everyone in my year) \nAll in all, just be ready to work. Only about 2/3s of the people that go into IB actually graduate with a full diploma. But it is definitely worth it, it gives you an edge in collage applications and prepares you for collage better than a lot of prep schools. I wish you the best of luck.
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It is one of the best institutions in the world. I do not know if in the US is well known but in Europe will make sure that you will have an excellent career.\n\nIt has great programs and some of the best academics in the world. Of course it is mostly known for its faculties teaching economics, finance, business and HR.\n\nIf you have the grades, you are up to really hard work and have the money to pay the high tuition fees go for it (for the MBA it was, for full time one year course, 25,000 pounds). You will not have a normal student life but it would be a really good investment.\n\nI wish I was accepted there for my MBA. Unfortunately my GMAT grades were not high enough. Bad luck.
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Check out USC (University of Southern California). I graduated from there with a degree in International Relations and I loved it. Most of the professors have written the books that you use in a majority of the International Relations courses taught across the country in other universites. The curriculum is very focused and the school is smaller than the others at the University so you can get the personal attention and access to the professors that many other big programs cannot offer you.