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Re: HM treasury MBA
You want MBA Explanatory Note of HM treasury, so here it is: The Chancellor announced in Budget 2004 a new entitlement for graduates from 50 of the world’s top business schools to work in the UK for up to 12 months on completing MBAs1 (Section 3.92, p. 71). This note outlines the rationale behind the new route, the methodology to be used in identifying the 50 MBA programmes eligible under the scheme and finally lists the qualifying programmes. This list will be reviewed and updated annually by the Treasury, and, once the scheme is launched, graduates from any of the programmes on the list (at the time they submit their application) will be eligible to apply. As set out below, the list is generated through an assessment of economic impacts only, captured through income and employment effects. Prospective students will need to consider a broader range of criteria when weighing up the pros and cons of different MBA programmes, such as quality of facilities. These broader factors are included in independent rankings such as those produced by the financial Times. For rest of notes you can free download attached file. |
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