AIS St Helens
School of Graduate Studies
Auckland
AIS St Helens MBA
Specialisations in: International Business, Finance,
Operations & Logistics, Marketing
Start Dates: Feb, May, Sep Length: 18 months FT; 24 months PT
First offered: 1999
Fees,includes texts: Domestic $18,300
Non-domestic $29,990
Objectives - Ensure that graduates are well-prepared and confident,
equipped with the critical thinking and problem solving skills
necessary to
meet future managerial (and life related) challenges.
- Enable graduates to
be adept at recognising business opportunities with an international
dimension and to translate their visions
into viable action plans, successful implementation and achievement of desired
results.
- Enhance the skills of graduates to meet the needs
of tomorrow’s
executives and managers operating in international and
multicultural environments.
- Enable students to meet both the
academic requirements and the professional
standards of the MBA, while adding an international dimension
to the curriculum.
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Particular strengths or unique aspects
- A
balance between theory and practice is present
- Faculty is representative
of both the academic and corporate environments and strive to
expose participants to leading-edge best practices
and international benchmarks within the international business
context.
- Strong commitment
to the ‘individual focus, international
vision’ ethos
of AIS St Helens, ensuring that the study experience is enriching
and rewarding
- High level of academic and service excellence in an environment
that
is both challenging and invigorating.
- Classes are kept
small to ensure optimal lecture-student interaction
- Modular structure
comprising 20 modules and a Research Project/Dissertation designed in an integrated
and holistic fashion
- A strong research component; students undertake a full-fledged research project with individual supervisors and a dedicated research coordinator (includes a public defence of their research)
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Teaching method
- Delivery is based on a variety of teaching methods
designed to balance academic theory with practice.
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Participation of business
and/or government sectors
The School of Graduate Studies has an Advisory Committee drawn from
the corporate sector that is committed to ensuring the MBA meets
the needs and expectations of the contemporary corporate and business
environments. |
In 2007
| Number of faculty teaching |
29 |
Classroom hours |
400 |
| Entering students |
100 |
Total students enrolled |
106
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| Graduating students |
87 |
Total NZ graduates |
833 |
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