GLOBIS will hold a trial MBA Class in Makati
| Info | Details |
|---|---|
| What | MBA Trial Class |
| When | 20 October 2022 |
| Where | Ballroom 3 New World Hotel Makati |
| By Whom | GLOBIS University |
GLOBIS is a Japanese university that offers 1 year MBA classes to foreign students. Its dean, Satoshi Hirose, will be in Makati and Cebu to hold a trial class and encourage students to sign up.
Last month, we attended the IDP Education Fair and highlighted the low cost and easy requirements of Canadian Universities, as part of their push to populate Canada.
In Asia, the main universities in competition are usually those from Japan and Singapore. So how does GLOBIS stack up against Singaporean MBA courses?
According to their brochure, the total fee for a 1 year MBA is around 1.7m pesos which has to be paid by August 2023. They offer 50% schholarships and 50% loans.
An interesting product is their Nano MBA which are remote short courses for 6 weeks that cost 350 USD at 0.5 MBA credits per course.
Unlike other MBA programs which highlight their placement rates in big companies, GLOBIS alumni seem to focus on starting their own businesses.
The unique selling point of their MBA program is the concept of “Kokorozashi” or self-purpose. Unlike “ikigai” which is the effect of purpose, kokorozashi is one’s purpose in life itself.
GLOBIS alumni are supposed to be able to find their purpose after graduating and get the GLOBIS network to support them with their purpose.
Unlike other MBA courses that teach mere profit maximization and maximize shareholder value, GLOBIS emphasizes social impact through kokorozashi. We think that this makes it different from the rest of the MBA pack and makes it worth your consideration.
One of the success stories mentioned was Ichigo World which is a social enterprise that employs the community to grow and sell high value strawberries.
Juan Dalisay Jr.
Reporter
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