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International experience with the premier business schools
As an internationally accredited business school, we have established a network of partnerships with business schools around the world that are highly regarded in global MBA rankings in order to support professionals studying for an MBA and looking for experience overseas or with a diverse group of peers. Taking advantage of opportunities available with more than 180 partner business schools on five continents around the world and counting, many of our MBA students participate in short-term exchange programs offered by these partner business schools, enabling them to work, earn an MBA, and gain international experience.
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Partner Schools
68 Countries
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Partner Schools
186 Schools
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Int'l Students
60 Nationalities
PIM Network
We are proud to be a member of the PIM network, having been first elected in 2022. Founded in 1973 by three premier business schools École des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC), New York University (NYU), and London Business School (LBS)—PIM has grown into a distinguished global consortium. It promotes student exchanges, collaborative research, and joint programs among the world’s leading business schools. Today, the network includes 65 member institutions, each recognized as the foremost business school in its country.
PIM Member Schools
Double Degree Program
After completing one year of study at NUCB Business School and one year of study abroad, students in our Double Degree Program obtain two Masters degrees - one at our school and one at a partner school. This unique program provides an advanced experience of international education and a unique qualification with which to further your career in the global business community.
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International Exchange Program
Our international affairs team arranges a comprehensive program of study tours and activities for our incoming international exchange students. These are often entirely or substantially subsidized by the university. Trips and activities vary by semester but include a visit to the Toyota manufacturing plant, visits to World Heritage sites in Takayama and Shirakawa-go, a trip to Kyoto, a Japanese tea ceremony and ikebana flower arranging, and many more.
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Partner Schools
Students can study abroad for as little as one week at business schools in more than 60 countries around the world. Students will be exempted from paying tuition fees at the partner schools, and if they meet certain criteria, they will receive a scholarship for study abroad. In addition, up to 15 credits earned at the partner business school will be recognized toward completion of the degree program at NUCB Business School.
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Harvard Business School
The Harvard Business School, which has produced many of the world's leading business leaders, supports participation in its certificate programs in management for professionals. The program offers a full range of authentic case studies, class discussions, and special lectures by guest speakers, all of which can be experienced through international exchange with participants from around the world.
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MIT Sloan School of Management
The MIT Sloan School, one of the world's leading business schools, offers a one-week short-term certificate program for talented professionals from around the world to develop the next generation of business leaders. The program is characterized by a step-by-step learning format that mixes case studies and lectures.
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IMD Business School
IMD, a world-renowned leader in leadership education based in Switzerland, offers a six-day intensive certificate program every June. IMD Business School has been ranked first in the executive education category by the Financial Times for three consecutive years and is highly regarded by global companies.
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About MBA
MBA stands for Master of Business Administration, and three organizations accredit MBA programs internationally (AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS). The standard MBA program in Japan and the U.S. requires one to two years of study. The MBA is a degree in business administration, not a proprietary qualification like those for accountants and lawyers.
In the U.S., the home of the MBA, 100,000 MBAs graduate per year. In addition, it has been reported that 60% of general managers in listed companies hold an MBA degree or higher. The two major industries in which demand for MBAs is high worldwide are finance and securities and healthcare and pharmaceuticals. This is because industries that barriers to entry have traditionally protected are undergoing restructuring on a global scale.
| Accreditation | AACSB・AMBA・EQUIS |
| Degree | Executive MBA・MBA・MSc |
| Language | English・Japanese |
| Duration | 2years・1Year |
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