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Degree Programs Abroad

The University at Buffalo School of Management is a pioneer in the development of MBA programs in Asia, having launched the very first U.S.-style MBA program in China in 1984. The UB School of Management is the most famous U.S. business school in Asia, with two Executive MBA programs in Beijing and another program at the Singapore Institute of Management. All three MBA programs are taught by UB School of Management professors.

Singapore Executive MBA
In contrast to traditional MBA programs, the Executive MBA places greater emphasis on providing the knowledge and skills appropriate for moving into senior management positions.
Motorola Executive MBA (China)
Information regarding the Motorola Executive MBA program.
MS in Management of IT-Enabled Services (India)
The University at Buffalo and Amrita University are partnering with Hewlett-Packard to jointly offer a higher educational post-graduate degree program for IT and ITES executives at HP in Bangalore and Chennai.
BS in Business Administration (Singapore)
The University at Buffalo and the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) are collaborating on a new Bachelor of Science degree program in Business Administration.
MBA Certificate
The purpose of the MBA Certificate program is to provide an opportunity for non-American executives to experience MBA-level education in the United States without the pressures that come with formal enrollment in a complete MBA program.