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Temple University - Japan Campus School of Business and Managemen

Founded in 1884, Temple University is a comprehensive public research university. With more than 35,600 students, it is one of the largest universities in the US. Temple has international campuses in Tokyo, Japan, and Rome, Italy, and offers educational programs in the People's Republic of China, Israel, Greece, Great Britain, France, India, and various other countries around the world.
The Fox School of Business

The Fox School of Business at Temple University has a strong commitment to global education and its MBA executive program is ranked by the Financial Times in the Top 10 in all international categories for its full-time MBA program and ranked in the top 20 in the US and top 40 in the world. The school's Institute of Global Management Studies is gaining recognition as a premier center of international business education and research. In addition to BBA, MBA, MA, and PhD programs in Philadelphia, the school runs an International MBA Program in Paris, Mumbai, Philadelphia, and Tokyo. The Fox School will also be offering a BBA program at TUJ starting in Fall 2007.

The MBA degree, like all degrees earned at TUJ, is approved and awarded by Temple University in Philadelphia. The Fox School of Business is fully accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, which is the premier accrediting agency for undergraduate and graduate programs in management education worldwide.

Temple University, Japan Campus
Temple University, Japan Campus, is the oldest and largest foreign university in Japan. Since its founding in 1982, TUJ has become an internationally recognized institution. In 2005, it became the first institution to receive Japanese Ministry of Education recognition as a "Foreign University, Japan Campus." In addition to business programs, TUJ offers graduate programs in law and education; extensive undergraduate programs and continuing education courses.
 
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Program feature

Get an MBA Degree from Temple University While You Work in Tokyo
Our program lets you obtain a US degree, a Masters of Business Administration (MBA), from the Temple University Fox School without disruption to your working life.
• Classes held on Saturdays
• Entire program conducted in central Tokyo
• Leads to an accredited Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degree with an executive concentration
• Case studies and texts are reinforced by real-life experience
TUJ courses encourage managers to work effectively as members of teams and cross-functional groups. They develop strategic abilities through the integration of academic disciplines with the real-world experience of your fellow students, who are also working professionals.

Team Structure Optimizes Programs
Like its counterpart in Philadelphia, the MBA program with an executive concentration in Tokyo is designed to develop critical skills: problem solving, strategic thinking and decision-making.

Throughout the program, you will choose different teammates to work on projects, problem sets, and presentations. Working in ever-changing teams mirrors the situation faced by many international managers, and makes the most of the diverse backgrounds and experiences of your fellow students. The teams also provide a support network to help you meet the challenges of balancing work and family while pursuing an MBA degree.

TUJ_START Program
Through our TUJ_START Program, we offer the opportunity to begin your studies at any of eight different times during the year. Courses begin eight times a year. Apply now to "start" your MBA.
 
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Theory and Reality Meet in Our Classrooms
Our courses combine business fundamentals, best practices and the diverse experience of participants with the broad perspective of our faculty. The curriculum is the same as that of our full-time MBA program for executives, so you will earn the same accredited MBA degree offered in Philadelphia.

Our distinguished international faculty use what they have learned from their ongoing research and diverse consulting projects to keep course content updated. They also make a special effort to deal with current issues and practices in information technology and e-business, and to address the unique challenges of doing business in Asia.
 
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