45+ International Universities to Meet Philippines' Future Leaders

MANILA, Philippines, October 30, 2018 (Newswire.com) - International demand for MBA and specialised Master’s graduates continues to increase, while students enter an increasingly globalised and competitive employment market. QS Quacquarelli Symonds, compiler of the World University Rankings, is proud to announce that it will bring leading universities and business schools to Kuala Lumpur from 19th-20th November. The company is hosting two essential events for ambitious Master’s and MBA candidates. 

Attendees will be given the opportunity to receive inside insight from admissions officers at over 45 highly-ranked universities, representing 5 continents and 17 countries.

While tuition fees continue to increase globally, prospective students attending these events will be offered the means to apply for a pool of scholarships worth over US$7 million. $1.3 million of these scholarships are exclusive to fair attendees.

Fairgoers will also be able to gain advantage in the IELTS and GMAT examinations, the leading assessments for English language proficiency and business school admissions respectively. Admissions seminars and strategy sessions will be on offer to aid students in preparing for these tests, with support from the British Council, administrators of the IELTS exam and GMAC, who administer the GMAT.

Schools participating include:

-          Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (37th globally in the QS World University Rankings 2019)

-          IE Business School (8th globally in the QS Full-time MBA Rankings 2019)

The event will also see the participation of some of Asia’s top-ranked universities: National University of Singapore (1st in Asia) and China Europe International Business School (2nd for MBA).

The events are free to attend, with registration open online.

QS World MBA Tour/World Grad School Tour

November 19th - 20th

Makati Shangri-la, Ayala Avenue

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Source: QS Quacquarelli Symonds