This document provides information about an MBA program offered by GLOBIS University in Japan. It summarizes the various MBA options, including part-time and full-time programs in multiple locations. It also outlines the curriculum, which focuses on developing personal mission, networking skills, and practical business skills. Additional services described include career support, internship opportunities, and living assistance for international students attending the program.

1. Information Session in Paris
by Japan’s No.1 business school
Graduate School of Management,
GLOBIS University
Sunday, October 13, 2013
The MBA at GLOBIS is committed to developing
“Visionary Leaders who create and innovate societies”

2. Our MBA Programs
Part-time
Full-time
Part-time
(evenings/weekends)
(daytime)
(evenings and weekends)
Launched in
2009
2012
2006
Start Date
April
September
April
Duration
2 years
1 year
2 years
Location
Tokyo
Tokyo
Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya,
Sendai, Fukuoka
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Format
Students
(2013 intake)
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3. A Quick Glance at Our MBA
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4. What is GLOBIS?
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5. 1992
20 students
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6. 2013
Over 7,000 students
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7. About GLOBIS - History
Nagoya
Campus
Founded in
Tokyo
1992
GLOBIS
Shanghai
Part-time Singapore
Fukuoka
MBA
Office
Campus
Program
(Japanese)
(Japanese)
1993
2004
2006
Osaka
Campus
(Japanese)
Accredited by
the Japanese
Government
2009
2012 2013
Full-time
MBA
Program
Sendai
Campus
(Japanese)
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8. GLOBIS is No. 1: Largest MBA in Japan
531
531
414
students in 2013
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9. GLOBIS is No. 1 in Quality
No. 1 in Japan for student
satisfaction (2008 & 2009)
The No. 1 choice for those with
business school experience
(2012 & 2013)
Source: Nikkei Surveys
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10. President Hori’s Mission
Develop
“Visionary Leaders
who Create and
Innovate Societies”
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11. To become a Visionary Leader, you need …
Personal
Mission
Personal
Network
Business
Skills
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12. Personal Mission
志
Kokorozashi
Discover what you truly
want to achieve in life
through the GLOBIS MBA.
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13. Personal Mission
Develop your
personal mission
 Entrepreneurial Leadership
 Keiei Dojo (Focus on developing your inner self)
 Leadership Development Ethics & Values
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14. Personal Mission
Seminars
G1 Global
President’s
Session / Lunch
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15. Practicality
Why are we so practical?

16. Practicality – Corporate Education
Beyond a business school
Corporate Education
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17. Practicality – Case Studies
Curriculum
 Case Method
 Small Class Size (average 20)
 Discussion based, interactive class
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18. Practicality – Top Faculty
 Top Business Professionals
• Real-world experience
• Experts in their field
 Excellent Facilitation Skills
• Enable students to cross the line between “knowing” and “doing”
 Passion for Students’ Learning
• More than just teachers
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19. Entrepreneurship
Venture Capital
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20. Entrepreneurship
Specialize
yourself
 Creation: Venture Management
 Innovation: Strategic Reorganization
 Global/Asia: Japanese Management
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21. The GLOBIS Difference
Personal Mission
Practicality
Entrepreneurship
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22. Meet our
Students
International Student Body
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23. Full-time MBA Program Statistics
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24. A true Global Environment in Tokyo
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25. Expand Your Network: Events and Activities
School
Exchanges
Networking
Parties
Field Trips
Club Activities
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26. Career Services
Land Your Next Job with
our Career Services
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27. Career Services
For searching a job
•Campus Job Fair
•Job listings on campus
For getting an internship and job
•Mock interview
•CV review
For your career development
•Corporate research project
•Internships
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28. Internship
Hitachi Consulting provides practical business
strategies and technology solutions to companies, and
makes social innovation a reality through business
collaborations worldwide.
The Boehringer Ingelheim group is one of
the world's 20 leading pharmaceutical companies.
V-cube is known worldwide for its unique one-of-akind web based visual communication solutions.
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29. A Life-changing Experience
Get Inspired
Meet the World
Advance
Your Career
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30. MBA Programs & Tuition
Format
Program Length
Entrance
Students Intake
Credits
Enrollment Fee
Tuition
Full-time
(daytime)
1 year
(maximum of 2 years)
September, 2014
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(approx. 32 courses)
JPY 206,000
(≒€1,543)
JPY 3,909,000
(≒€29,280)
1 JPY = 133.5 €
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31. MBA Application Requirements
 Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year
university or equivalent
- Three or more years of work experience
- Be at least 22 years of age
 Process:
1. Document Screening
- Essays
- Letter of Recommendation
- Diploma & Transcript
- English Test Score
- Other forms/materials (see website)
- GMAT is optional
2. Phone Interview
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32. 2014 MBA Scholarships
 GLOBIS Scholarships (Covers tuition fees)
Full-time MBA
Non-Japanese:
Up to 100%
Full-time MBA
Japanese:
25% or 50%
- Screening Criteria:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Extensive international business experience
Strong academic background
Potential contribution to the GLOBIS student body
Native-level English proficiency
Need for financial aid
- How to apply:
Submit the scholarship essay along with your GLOBIS application
online.
JASSO and other Scholarships
- Could help you cover some of your living expenses
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33. MBA Program Application Deadlines
Full-time MBA
First round:
November 6
Second round:
January 22
Third round:
March 12
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34. Living in Japan
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35. Living Cost in Tokyo per month
Family of 3
60,000
100,000
Utilities (Electricity, Gas, Water)
10,000
15,000
Food
40,000
80,000
Internet
Mobile Phone
5,000
5,000
5,000
10,000
Recreation
(including networking, eating out)
20,000
30,000
Insurance
(National Health Insurance, JEES)
Housing
Single
3,500
10,500
Course Materials/Books
(for students only)
2,000
2,000
Transportation (for students only)
8,000
8,000
Monthly Expenses in Tokyo
Rent
Living
School-related
Total
153,500
260,500
(≒€1,150) (≒€1,952)
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36. Support for Living in Japan
Before
Visa Support
 Family Support
 Housing Assistance
 Health Insurance
 JEES

International
Student Services
During your stay
Career Service
 CMP
 Language Support
 Orientations
 Other Services

After

Alumni Services
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37. Extra-curricular Events
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38. GLOBIS Social Media
Click on the
Social Media
icons on our
Website!
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