Taking education further has always been a way to enhance employability, but as global finances continue to face turbulence and uncertainty, managers and executives are investing more than ever in career-enhancing education opportunities. Obtaining a
n MBA is increasingly expensive. A spot at a top institution like the Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge can cost in excess of £40,000 for one year’s tuition. One year at New York University’s Stern School of Business comes in at $157,000, and the tuition for one year at the Kellogg School at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology will cost nearly $150,000. To ensure the money is well spent and executives get a good return on investment for their time, choosing the right programme at the right university
is imperative.
