NUCB Insight
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NUCB is proud to announce that its graduate school programs have been ranked among top in East Asia by Eduniversal's “Best Masters Ranking 2012”. The result includes its General Manager Program ranked 1st in Japan and 3rd in Asia, stepping higher up the rankings from the last year. We are pleased to receive this recognition of NUCB's quality education as well as hard work and support by our students, faculty and staff members.
Best Masters Ranking
| Areas of Study | Ranking | The name of program |
|---|---|---|
| Executive MBA | #3 in Asia #1 in Japan | General Manager Program |
| General Management | #4 in Asia #1 in Japan | Junior Manager Program |
| Full-time MBA | #12 in Asia #2 in Japan | Global Leader Program |
| Taxation | #1 in Asia #19 worldwide | Tax Accountant Program |
#Asia = Far East Asia
The research is conducted by SMBG in France. Among 20,000 programs in 153 countries across the world, it ranks the best graduate business programs in each region, based on "the reputation of the programme", "the career prospects and the salary level of the first employment after graduation", and "the satisfaction feedback of students." For further detail, please check Best Masters.com .
On December 13th, Dr. Paris de L'Etraz visited NUCB from IE Business School, Spain.
IE Business School is accredited by AACSB, AMBA, and EQUIS. It is often ranked as one of the best business schools in the world. Along with its conventional MBA programs, the school is known for international programs which utilize its worldwide network of partner schools. At his visit, IE and NUCB discussed about possible collaboration in future on areas such as Entrepreneurship Education.
On December 11th, Dean Dr. Joseph Doucet and Dr. Richard Beason visited NUCB from Alberta School of Business.
University of Alberta is one of the best universities in Canada. Since Dr. Yuichi Kurimoto, the founder of NUCB, graduated from University of Alberta, the two schools have historically built a strong connection and cooperated on areas such as international exchanges of students and faculty members. At this visit, the representatives of the two schools discussed about further development of the partnership.


