Which MBA?: A Critical Guide to the World's Best Programmes (11th Edition)

By Economist Intelligence Unit

Based on research by the Economist Intelligence Unit, including on-campus visits and interviews with current students and recent graduates, this text offers independent assessments of every aspect of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0273641719
• ISBN13: 9780273641711
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Financial Times/Prentice Hall
• Length: 512 Pages
• Weight: 2.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.6" x 1.1" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Very good

The best book I have seen in one year searching and investigating about MBAs,GMAT, European vs American programs,etc. If you are planning to buy this book, wait for the 2001 edition which should have recent data.Don't waste your time looking up for another book, this is THE MBA BOOK.

Thorough overview of MBA programs outside of the US

This book is a godsend to anyone contemplating one of the many top-notch MBA programs outside of the US. Bickerstaffe doesn't attempt to "rank" the schools, which seems to be the only way anymore that the US programs are described in the guidebooks. Instead, he provides factual information often difficult to locate anywhere else. I was surprised to find a book like this existed. Great find.

"WHICH MBA?" provides valuable information on MBA programs.

"WHICH MBA?" is a valuable source of information for understanding the student composition and curriculums of MBA programmes all over the world. I appreciated Bickerstaffe's focus on European programmes. Often it is very difficult to find information on programmes outside the U.S. "WHICH MBA?" does not attempt to rank MBA programmes or assess thier reputation. It merely provides facts.

Really useful!!!

I refer to the 8th edition, available since 1996. A really useful guide. I strongly recommend it every potential taker for the expensive MBA studies.

Really useful!!!

I refer to the 8th edition, available since 1996. A really useful guide. I strongly recommend it to each and every potential taker for the expensive MBA studies.