Temple University

Fox School of Business

MBA Degree in Tokyo

TUJ Mita Hall

(FBR Mita Building)

4-1-27 Mita, Minato-ku,

Tokyo 108-0073

Tel: 03-5441-9871

Fax: 03-5441-9822

E-mail: business@tuj.ac.jp

www.tuj.ac.jp/mbaProgram details and fees are subject to change. 2007/ 9

TUJ Mita Hall• a 7-minute walk from Shirokane Takanawa Station, serviced by the Namboku Line and the Toei Mita Line• a 10-minute walk from Tamachi Station, serviced by the JR Line

For more information, please contact:

Temple University Fox School of BusinessMBA Degree in Tokyo

&Quality Flexibility

Elite Faculty. To ensure that the MBA degree at TUJ meets the same quality standards as at main campus, all faculty are either from the Fox School itself or are approved by the Fox School. Chosen both for their academic expertise and practical experience, our distinguished faculty are noted for delivering comprehensive, cutting-edge knowledge about business, management, and industry.

World Class. The Fox School’s MBA programs are ranked among the best in the world by the Financial Times and other organizations, based upon such factors as student satisfaction, instructor qualifications, salaries, and career progress. The TUJ MBA has been officially recognized by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).

Flexible Scheduling. Students can earn an MBA degree at their own pace, taking from two to four years to complete the degree. To accommodate students’ busy schedules and help them maintain a work-life balance while studying, classes typically meet on Saturdays in five-week modules. Intensive two-week modules may also be offered.

Convenient Admissions.

With multiple entry points throughout the year, students do not need to wait for the next academic year to begin working on their MBA degree. Applications are processed year-round, and students can choose either to apply for immediate matriculation or, through TUJ’s START program (See page 4), to take up to three courses before formally applying for admission. In addition, for experienced and qualified executives, GMAT waivers may be available.

Large Alumni Network. MBA degree holders from TUJ join both the TUJ network of over 3,000 alumni and more than 50,000 Fox School alumni worldwide. Among our alumni are many CEOs and senior executives of Japanese, American, and other corporations.

Financial Assistance. To enhance access to the program and to help foster a diverse student body, TUJ offers general scholarships to exceptional candidates and special scholarships for women (in conjunction with Foreign Executive Women), those under 32 years of age, candidates with technology backgrounds, and JET alumni.

TUJ’s Master of Business

Administration with an

executive concentration offers

both exceptional quality and

flexibility. It is the right fit for

busy professionals

who want a superior

educational experience.

T e m p l e ’ s M B A D e g r e eAt Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ), the highly renowned Fox School of Business and Management provides

a high-quality Master of Business Administration (MBA) program with an executive concentration. Taught entirely in English by

highly qualified professors from the U.S. and around the world and specifically designed for working professionals and

executives, this program provides students with the critical thinking, problem-solving, and cross-cultural communication skills

necessary to succeed in the global economy. In addition, the program admits students at various times throughout the year and

allows them to study at their own pace, providing exceptional flexibility. The degree they earn, a Master of Business

Administration, is the only AACSB-accredited, American MBA degree that can be earned in Japan. Inside this brochure, you will

discover a unique opportunity to accelerate your career. We look forward to welcoming you to TUJ.

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&Quality Flexibility

Elite Faculty. To ensure that the MBA degree at TUJ meets the same quality standards as at main campus, all faculty are either from the Fox School itself or are approved by the Fox School. Chosen both for their academic expertise and practical experience, our distinguished faculty are noted for delivering comprehensive, cutting-edge knowledge about business, management, and industry.

World Class. The Fox School’s MBA programs are ranked among the best in the world by the Financial Times and other organizations, based upon such factors as student satisfaction, instructor qualifications, salaries, and career progress. The TUJ MBA has been officially recognized by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT).

Flexible Scheduling. Students can earn an MBA degree at their own pace, taking from two to four years to complete the degree. To accommodate students’ busy schedules and help them maintain a work-life balance while studying, classes typically meet on Saturdays in five-week modules. Intensive two-week modules may also be offered.

Convenient Admissions.

With multiple entry points throughout the year, students do not need to wait for the next academic year to begin working on their MBA degree. Applications are processed year-round, and students can choose either to apply for immediate matriculation or, through TUJ’s START program (See page 4), to take up to three courses before formally applying for admission. In addition, for experienced and qualified executives, GMAT waivers may be available.

Large Alumni Network. MBA degree holders from TUJ join both the TUJ network of over 3,000 alumni and more than 50,000 Fox School alumni worldwide. Among our alumni are many CEOs and senior executives of Japanese, American, and other corporations.

Financial Assistance. To enhance access to the program and to help foster a diverse student body, TUJ offers general scholarships to exceptional candidates and special scholarships for women (in conjunction with Foreign Executive Women), those under 32 years of age, candidates with technology backgrounds, and JET alumni.

TUJ’s Master of Business

Administration with an

executive concentration offers

both exceptional quality and

flexibility. It is the right fit for

busy professionals

who want a superior

educational experience.

T e m p l e ’ s M B A D e g r e eAt Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ), the highly renowned Fox School of Business and Management provides

a high-quality Master of Business Administration (MBA) program with an executive concentration. Taught entirely in English by

highly qualified professors from the U.S. and around the world and specifically designed for working professionals and

executives, this program provides students with the critical thinking, problem-solving, and cross-cultural communication skills

necessary to succeed in the global economy. In addition, the program admits students at various times throughout the year and

allows them to study at their own pace, providing exceptional flexibility. The degree they earn, a Master of Business

Administration, is the only AACSB-accredited, American MBA degree that can be earned in Japan. Inside this brochure, you will

discover a unique opportunity to accelerate your career. We look forward to welcoming you to TUJ.

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Quality

The only accredited American MBA degree offered in Japan TUJ offers the only accredited, American MBA in Japan. At TUJ, students learn cutting-edge management techniques in English from faculty sent from or approved by the highly acclaimed Fox School of Business and Management. Like all degrees earned at TUJ, the degree they earn – a Master of Business Administration – is approved and awarded by Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Hallmark of excellence: AACSB accreditationOur program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International, which is the premier accrediting agency for undergraduate and graduate management education programs. AACSB International accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. Institutions that earn accreditation confirm their commitment to quality and continuous improvement through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review.

Highly ranked MBA program worldwide The Fox School is highly regarded and regularly ranked as a leader in business education by various media such as the Financial Times, U.S. News & World Report, International Business Review, and others. Over the past decade, Fox’s MBA programs have been regularly ranked among the best in the United States and around the world based on survey metrics such as faculty qualifications, program features, international features, student satisfaction, alumni career progress, and salaries.

Financial Times: MBA Programs (2007)Top 20 Worldwide —International experience provided to students Top 20 Worldwide—International mobility of graduates 　 Financial Times: Executive MBA (2007)Top 10 in the U.S. in "Career Progress" of graduates Top 10 among U.S. schools in all international categories Top 20 in the United States Top 40 Worldwide

Quality in practice: Apply at work on Monday what you learned in the classroom on Saturday!Our degree program has a reputation for providing students with advanced knowledge and cutting-edge skills that can be readily put to work in their jobs as working professionals. Every Saturday, whether the course is Statistics or Marketing, Human Resource Management or International Business, our faculty provide insights into the latest developments and best practices, insights that can be put to use at work on Monday.

Distinguished facultyTo ensure program quality, all professors are approved and appointed by the Fox School. Many of the faculty come directly from the Fox School, while others come from business schools in the U.S. and around the world. In addition to knowledge of U.S. business, many faculty members have extensive backgrounds in management practices in Asia, Europe, and other parts of the world, bringing a broad, transnational perspective to the classroom. Faculty members, all with strong academic backgrounds, combine an in-depth knowledge of both theory and practice to provide students with the framework necessary to analyze complex management issues and to find solutions to those issues. In addition to lecturing, faculty members foster discussion in the classroom to draw on the students’ diverse professional and cultural backgrounds. This dynamic of faculty-student interaction combined with small class size and opportunities for one-on-one consultations outside of class contributes to an optimal learning environment.

Please visit our website, http://www.tuj.ac.jp/mba, for profiles of current faculty.

About Temple University and the Fox School

Founded in 1884, Temple University is a comprehensive public research university with its main campus located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With more than 34,000 students, it is one of America’s largest universities. Temple offers degree programs in about 130 bachelor’s degree areas, 110 master’s degree areas, 50 doctoral degree areas, and 5 first professional degree areas (law, dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, and podiatric medicine). It is the 26th largest university in the United States, and the 6th largest provider of professional education in the U.S. Established in 1918, the Fox School of Business and Management has a strong commitment to global education. The school’s Institute of Global Management Studies is a premier center of international business education and research. In addition to MBA, M.A., and Ph.D. programs in Philadelphia, the school runs an International MBA Program in Paris, Mumbai, Philadelphia, Shanghai, and Tokyo and an undergraduate international business forum in Rome. With more than 6,000 students, 154 full-time faculty, and over 50,000 alumni, the Fox School is the largest, most comprehensive business school in the Philadelphia metropolitan area and among the largest in the world.

I joined Temple’s Fox School of Business six years ago after a long career in industry managing technology organizations. I was particularly interested in the values of the School because I believe they are critical to the success of businesses. The values recognize the importance of globalization, the linkage between technology and business, entrepreneurship and innovation.Teaching in the TUJ MBA program has been a great opportunity to experience these values first hand. I believe that graduate classes should involve a two way exchange of ideas, leveraging the experiences of students as well as faculty. Our TUJ MBA students have business responsibilities which cross country boundaries, understand the issues associated with the effective use of technology in business, and are change agents in both large and small companies. I have been consistently impressed by the quality of the resulting discussions in our classes. This is what graduate school should be like. Our students leave the program with enhanced competencies which are critical to success in the new century.

Dr. Paul Weinberg Professor, Management Information SystemsThe Fox School of Business

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Quality

The only accredited American MBA degree offered in Japan TUJ offers the only accredited, American MBA in Japan. At TUJ, students learn cutting-edge management techniques in English from faculty sent from or approved by the highly acclaimed Fox School of Business and Management. Like all degrees earned at TUJ, the degree they earn – a Master of Business Administration – is approved and awarded by Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Hallmark of excellence: AACSB accreditationOur program is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International, which is the premier accrediting agency for undergraduate and graduate management education programs. AACSB International accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. Institutions that earn accreditation confirm their commitment to quality and continuous improvement through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review.

Highly ranked MBA program worldwide The Fox School is highly regarded and regularly ranked as a leader in business education by various media such as the Financial Times, U.S. News & World Report, International Business Review, and others. Over the past decade, Fox’s MBA programs have been regularly ranked among the best in the United States and around the world based on survey metrics such as faculty qualifications, program features, international features, student satisfaction, alumni career progress, and salaries.

Financial Times: MBA Programs (2007)Top 20 Worldwide —International experience provided to students Top 20 Worldwide—International mobility of graduates 　 Financial Times: Executive MBA (2007)Top 10 in the U.S. in "Career Progress" of graduates Top 10 among U.S. schools in all international categories Top 20 in the United States Top 40 Worldwide

Quality in practice: Apply at work on Monday what you learned in the classroom on Saturday!Our degree program has a reputation for providing students with advanced knowledge and cutting-edge skills that can be readily put to work in their jobs as working professionals. Every Saturday, whether the course is Statistics or Marketing, Human Resource Management or International Business, our faculty provide insights into the latest developments and best practices, insights that can be put to use at work on Monday.

Distinguished facultyTo ensure program quality, all professors are approved and appointed by the Fox School. Many of the faculty come directly from the Fox School, while others come from business schools in the U.S. and around the world. In addition to knowledge of U.S. business, many faculty members have extensive backgrounds in management practices in Asia, Europe, and other parts of the world, bringing a broad, transnational perspective to the classroom. Faculty members, all with strong academic backgrounds, combine an in-depth knowledge of both theory and practice to provide students with the framework necessary to analyze complex management issues and to find solutions to those issues. In addition to lecturing, faculty members foster discussion in the classroom to draw on the students’ diverse professional and cultural backgrounds. This dynamic of faculty-student interaction combined with small class size and opportunities for one-on-one consultations outside of class contributes to an optimal learning environment.

Please visit our website, http://www.tuj.ac.jp/mba, for profiles of current faculty.

About Temple University and the Fox School

Founded in 1884, Temple University is a comprehensive public research university with its main campus located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With more than 34,000 students, it is one of America’s largest universities. Temple offers degree programs in about 130 bachelor’s degree areas, 110 master’s degree areas, 50 doctoral degree areas, and 5 first professional degree areas (law, dentistry, medicine, pharmacy, and podiatric medicine). It is the 26th largest university in the United States, and the 6th largest provider of professional education in the U.S. Established in 1918, the Fox School of Business and Management has a strong commitment to global education. The school’s Institute of Global Management Studies is a premier center of international business education and research. In addition to MBA, M.A., and Ph.D. programs in Philadelphia, the school runs an International MBA Program in Paris, Mumbai, Philadelphia, Shanghai, and Tokyo and an undergraduate international business forum in Rome. With more than 6,000 students, 154 full-time faculty, and over 50,000 alumni, the Fox School is the largest, most comprehensive business school in the Philadelphia metropolitan area and among the largest in the world.

I joined Temple’s Fox School of Business six years ago after a long career in industry managing technology organizations. I was particularly interested in the values of the School because I believe they are critical to the success of businesses. The values recognize the importance of globalization, the linkage between technology and business, entrepreneurship and innovation.Teaching in the TUJ MBA program has been a great opportunity to experience these values first hand. I believe that graduate classes should involve a two way exchange of ideas, leveraging the experiences of students as well as faculty. Our TUJ MBA students have business responsibilities which cross country boundaries, understand the issues associated with the effective use of technology in business, and are change agents in both large and small companies. I have been consistently impressed by the quality of the resulting discussions in our classes. This is what graduate school should be like. Our students leave the program with enhanced competencies which are critical to success in the new century.

Dr. Paul Weinberg Professor, Management Information SystemsThe Fox School of Business

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Flexibility The MBA program with an executive concentration at TUJ is comprised of 16 courses (48 credits), each

focusing on a specific functional area or facet of strategic management. All courses emphasize knowledge

acquisition and skill development to prepare those whose seek senior management or executive-level

positions. Students are graded on participation, assignments, presentations, and exams. Classes are

typically divided into small, often cross-cultural, project teams that work together on problem sets and

presentations. Along the way, students gain both “hard” and “soft” skills that fit together like computer

hardware and software. Hard skills are acquired through courses such as finance, accounting, statistics,

marketing, and corporate strategy where the ability to collect and analyze data is essential to effective

decision-making. Soft skills include the ability to manage time, present ideas, negotiate and manage

conflict in a constructive manner, think creatively, and lead a multicultural team and alternatively, be a

contributing team member. Students have from two to four years to earn the 48 credits necessary to

graduate. No thesis is required.

The Program

TUJ_START@Temple Program

The TUJ_START@Temple is a program designed

for students who want to begin studying for an

MBA right away. It is also ideal for those who

are not certain about committing to pursuing an

MBA degree or who simply want to augment

their business skills with an MBA class or two. In

the TUJ_START@Temple Program:

・Qualified students can take up to three MBA courses prior to being officially admitted into

the program;

・Students can start studying without taking the GMAT exam or submitting letters of

recommendation;

・The credits and grades earned in courses completed prior to admission are counted

toward the MBA if the student is admitted by

the Fox School.

For class schedules, eligible courses, applications,

and deadlines, please visit our website at

http://www.tuj.ac.jp/ TUJSTART. Apply now and

“start” working toward your MBA degree

tomorrow.

International focus An MBA degree from TUJ prepares students for the challenges of working in dynamic, cross-cultural business environments. This is achieved through a curriculum that draws on theory and case studies from various countries; through the use of highly qualified faculty who have academic, professional, and personal experience in management practices around the world; and through leveraging the multinational perspectives of the students themselves.

Alumni network

Graduates of our program join a network of over 3,000 TUJ alumni and over 50,000 alumni worldwide. This extraordinary, international network of professionals, working in a variety of corporate settings, from venture capital start-ups to major multinational corporations, becomes a major competitive asset for program alumni.

Cross-industry perspectives

Our students study with people with a myriad of business backgrounds, from IT to M&A to finance and beyond. Interacting with classmates with differing perspectives helps prepare students to be successful in the ever-changing global business environment. Throughout the program, students work with teammates on projects, problem sets, and presentations. This mirrors the real-world situation faced by managers and makes the most of the diversity and experiences of fellow students. Students also gain the communication and interpersonal skills required to thrive in an international environment. Classmates invariably form a support network to help each other meet the challenges of balancing work and family while pursuing an MBA.

Year-round admissionsTUJ offers several entry points throughout the year, so there is no need to wait for the next academic year to start studying. Students can enter the program whenever it is most convenient for them.

GMAT waivers for experienced professionalsAll prospective students are encouraged to take the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) in support of their application for admission. However, candidates with significant management experience may petition for a waiver of the GMAT requirement. All candidates may begin studying without taking the GMAT through the TUJ START program.

Flexible program to fit busy work schedulesIn 1996, TUJ and the Fox School were the first to offer an MBA degree in Japan that meets the educational needs of busy working professionals. Recent enhancements give the program at TUJ even greater flexibility, while maintaining its high academic standards. Through TUJ, students enroll at a fully accredited business school and work toward an American MBA degree without leaving Tokyo. Alternatively, students can take just a few selected courses to improve their skills in certain disciplines. Because our classes are held on Saturdays, students can continue to advance their careers while studying at TUJ.

Modular course schedule To earn an MBA at TUJ, students must complete 16 courses. The standard course format consists of classes over five consecutive Saturdays. That gives students sufficient time to fully master the materials and ample opportunities during the week to have study sessions with classmates and to consult with the professors (who stay in Tokyo for the full five weeks, unlike some other programs in which the professors fly in and out of Japan just to teach). It also means that Sundays are always free. There are eight course modules per year, with one or more weeks off between each module. In addition, intensive one-week and two-week courses, with classes on weekday evenings and weekends, are occasionally offered during the year.

Study at your own paceOur students need not follow a rigid cohort system. Instead, they can study at a pace that fits their work, travel, family, and personal schedules. So, for example, if a student has to be out of town for an extended business trip, he or she can take a break from studies and rejoin the program later. With this flexible format, students can graduate in as fast as two years or as long as four years.

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Flexibility The MBA program with an executive concentration at TUJ is comprised of 16 courses (48 credits), each

focusing on a specific functional area or facet of strategic management. All courses emphasize knowledge

acquisition and skill development to prepare those whose seek senior management or executive-level

positions. Students are graded on participation, assignments, presentations, and exams. Classes are

typically divided into small, often cross-cultural, project teams that work together on problem sets and

presentations. Along the way, students gain both “hard” and “soft” skills that fit together like computer

hardware and software. Hard skills are acquired through courses such as finance, accounting, statistics,

marketing, and corporate strategy where the ability to collect and analyze data is essential to effective

decision-making. Soft skills include the ability to manage time, present ideas, negotiate and manage

conflict in a constructive manner, think creatively, and lead a multicultural team and alternatively, be a

contributing team member. Students have from two to four years to earn the 48 credits necessary to

graduate. No thesis is required.

The Program

TUJ_START@Temple Program

The TUJ_START@Temple is a program designed

for students who want to begin studying for an

MBA right away. It is also ideal for those who

are not certain about committing to pursuing an

MBA degree or who simply want to augment

their business skills with an MBA class or two. In

the TUJ_START@Temple Program:

・Qualified students can take up to three MBA courses prior to being officially admitted into

the program;

・Students can start studying without taking the GMAT exam or submitting letters of

recommendation;

・The credits and grades earned in courses completed prior to admission are counted

toward the MBA if the student is admitted by

the Fox School.

For class schedules, eligible courses, applications,

and deadlines, please visit our website at

http://www.tuj.ac.jp/ TUJSTART. Apply now and

“start” working toward your MBA degree

tomorrow.

International focus An MBA degree from TUJ prepares students for the challenges of working in dynamic, cross-cultural business environments. This is achieved through a curriculum that draws on theory and case studies from various countries; through the use of highly qualified faculty who have academic, professional, and personal experience in management practices around the world; and through leveraging the multinational perspectives of the students themselves.

Alumni network

Graduates of our program join a network of over 3,000 TUJ alumni and over 50,000 alumni worldwide. This extraordinary, international network of professionals, working in a variety of corporate settings, from venture capital start-ups to major multinational corporations, becomes a major competitive asset for program alumni.

Cross-industry perspectives

Our students study with people with a myriad of business backgrounds, from IT to M&A to finance and beyond. Interacting with classmates with differing perspectives helps prepare students to be successful in the ever-changing global business environment. Throughout the program, students work with teammates on projects, problem sets, and presentations. This mirrors the real-world situation faced by managers and makes the most of the diversity and experiences of fellow students. Students also gain the communication and interpersonal skills required to thrive in an international environment. Classmates invariably form a support network to help each other meet the challenges of balancing work and family while pursuing an MBA.

Year-round admissionsTUJ offers several entry points throughout the year, so there is no need to wait for the next academic year to start studying. Students can enter the program whenever it is most convenient for them.

GMAT waivers for experienced professionalsAll prospective students are encouraged to take the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) in support of their application for admission. However, candidates with significant management experience may petition for a waiver of the GMAT requirement. All candidates may begin studying without taking the GMAT through the TUJ START program.

Flexible program to fit busy work schedulesIn 1996, TUJ and the Fox School were the first to offer an MBA degree in Japan that meets the educational needs of busy working professionals. Recent enhancements give the program at TUJ even greater flexibility, while maintaining its high academic standards. Through TUJ, students enroll at a fully accredited business school and work toward an American MBA degree without leaving Tokyo. Alternatively, students can take just a few selected courses to improve their skills in certain disciplines. Because our classes are held on Saturdays, students can continue to advance their careers while studying at TUJ.

Modular course schedule To earn an MBA at TUJ, students must complete 16 courses. The standard course format consists of classes over five consecutive Saturdays. That gives students sufficient time to fully master the materials and ample opportunities during the week to have study sessions with classmates and to consult with the professors (who stay in Tokyo for the full five weeks, unlike some other programs in which the professors fly in and out of Japan just to teach). It also means that Sundays are always free. There are eight course modules per year, with one or more weeks off between each module. In addition, intensive one-week and two-week courses, with classes on weekday evenings and weekends, are occasionally offered during the year.

Study at your own paceOur students need not follow a rigid cohort system. Instead, they can study at a pace that fits their work, travel, family, and personal schedules. So, for example, if a student has to be out of town for an extended business trip, he or she can take a break from studies and rejoin the program later. With this flexible format, students can graduate in as fast as two years or as long as four years.

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Our Foundation Courses in practical business functions strengthen students’ problem-solving abilities while the Strategy Development Courses help students apply the functional knowledge to formulate strategies and make operational decisions. The program culminates in a Capstone Course that challenges students to apply and integrate the skills acquired in all the courses. Completion of all the courses below is necessary to graduate. No thesis is required.

The Courses

Statistical Analysis for Management (Stat 5801)

Learn how to use statistics to solve business problems in such areas as marketing, finance, and management. At TUJ, students in our program acquire descriptive and inferential operation techniques, such as regression analysis, and the ability to analyze data to make better decisions.

Economic Environment of the Enterprise (Econ 5801)

Examine the foundations for the economic behavior of enterprises and consumers in such different environments as open, monopolistic, and oligopolistic markets. Learn how to analyze the impact of government monetary and trade policies on business decisions.

Financial Information Reporting and Analysis (Acct 5801)

Solidify your knowledge of accounting systems and financial information reporting procedures. Increase your comprehension of financial reports and of the practical applications of accounting theories and concepts, including revenue recognition, inventory valuation, intangible assets, and reporting for leases.

Leading and Managing Teams and Individuals (HR 5802)

Explore the interpersonal dynamics of individuals and groups and learn how to build teams, manage conflict, listen effectively, present yourself and your ideas to others, and manage “virtual” employees.

Law and Ethics in the Enterprise (Law 5801) Develop greater confidence in managing situations where legal and ethical questions arise. Discuss and gain insight into issues such as surveillance technology, environmental protection, workplace safety, whistleblowing, and diversity and sexual harassment in both classical and digital enterprises.

Contemporary Corporate Strategy (GSM 5801)* (Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Enhance your ability to analyze an industry and develop relevant enterprise-level strategies. Focus on the role of general management and learn how to apply the tools of strategy formulation through the use of real-world case studies, individual papers, and group projects.

Managing and Developing Human Capital in the Enterprise (HR 5804)

Increase your ability to manage people and assess human resources in the context of the total enterprise. Address practical issues of human resource management, such as handling a multinational workforce, overseeing programs for productivity improvement, and planning and managing the human side of organizational change.

Financing the Enterprise (Fin 5801)* (Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Examine the economic and financial systems within which global corporations operate. Learn how recent technological and other changes—in commercial and investment banking, non-financial companies and financial markets for equity, debt, and derivative instruments—present opportunities and risks on a global scale.

Management Information Technology (MIS 5801)

Focus on the impact of information technology—including IT computer systems, telecommunications, and office automation—on business practices through the study of process management, organizational structure, and IT strategy.

Managing Operations in the Enterprise (MSOM 5806)*(Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Study the decision-making techniques applicable to quality improvement, project management, facilities planning, resource allocation, and the design of manufacturing and service systems. Increase your understanding of quality management, capacity planning, and resource allocation

Managing Marketing in the Enterprise (MKT 5801)

Discover the strategic aspects of marketing. Analyze marketing management practices, organization, and decision making involved in product development, segmentation, pricing, promotion, distribution, and implementation.

Strategic Cost Analysis for Enterprise Management(Acct 5802)* (Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Learn to utilize accounting principles and concepts to make business decisions while examining cost behavior, variable margins, cost-volume-profit relationships, budgeting, and break-even and incremental analyses. In addition, learn to use capital budgeting and discounted cash flows to determine the acceptability of investment alternatives from a cost and resource perspective.

Enterprise Financial Management (Fin 5802)* (Prerequisite: Fin 5801)

Gain an understanding of such corporate finance principles as financial planning, stock and bond valuation, risk, short- and long-term financing, and the cost of capital. Learn to apply these principles by reviewing and integrating contemporary financial issues.

Special Topics (BA 5800) Explore a subject of current interest that reveals the changing structure of global business. Previous topics examined have included international negotiations, entrepreneurship, and risk management.

Managing the Enterprise from a Global Perspective (BA 5804)

Learn about multinational businesses and their strategies to gain competitive advantage in international markets. Develop analytical techniques for studying the problems facing multinational firms and for designing systems to manage multinational enterprises.

Enterprise Strategy Formulation and Implementation (BA 5851)* (Prerequisites: All courses listed above)

Participate in an integrative, interactive learning experience that examines the roles, functions, and skills of top-level executives. Focusing primarily on strategy implementation, students integrate acquired knowledge to analyze cases from the perspective of the chief executive.

FOUNDATION COURSES CAPSTONE COURSESTRATEGY DEVELOPMENT COURSES

Note: An asterisk (*) indicates that the course has prerequisites.

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Our Foundation Courses in practical business functions strengthen students’ problem-solving abilities while the Strategy Development Courses help students apply the functional knowledge to formulate strategies and make operational decisions. The program culminates in a Capstone Course that challenges students to apply and integrate the skills acquired in all the courses. Completion of all the courses below is necessary to graduate. No thesis is required.

The Courses

Statistical Analysis for Management (Stat 5801)

Learn how to use statistics to solve business problems in such areas as marketing, finance, and management. At TUJ, students in our program acquire descriptive and inferential operation techniques, such as regression analysis, and the ability to analyze data to make better decisions.

Economic Environment of the Enterprise (Econ 5801)

Examine the foundations for the economic behavior of enterprises and consumers in such different environments as open, monopolistic, and oligopolistic markets. Learn how to analyze the impact of government monetary and trade policies on business decisions.

Financial Information Reporting and Analysis (Acct 5801)

Solidify your knowledge of accounting systems and financial information reporting procedures. Increase your comprehension of financial reports and of the practical applications of accounting theories and concepts, including revenue recognition, inventory valuation, intangible assets, and reporting for leases.

Leading and Managing Teams and Individuals (HR 5802)

Explore the interpersonal dynamics of individuals and groups and learn how to build teams, manage conflict, listen effectively, present yourself and your ideas to others, and manage “virtual” employees.

Law and Ethics in the Enterprise (Law 5801) Develop greater confidence in managing situations where legal and ethical questions arise. Discuss and gain insight into issues such as surveillance technology, environmental protection, workplace safety, whistleblowing, and diversity and sexual harassment in both classical and digital enterprises.

Contemporary Corporate Strategy (GSM 5801)* (Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Enhance your ability to analyze an industry and develop relevant enterprise-level strategies. Focus on the role of general management and learn how to apply the tools of strategy formulation through the use of real-world case studies, individual papers, and group projects.

Managing and Developing Human Capital in the Enterprise (HR 5804)

Increase your ability to manage people and assess human resources in the context of the total enterprise. Address practical issues of human resource management, such as handling a multinational workforce, overseeing programs for productivity improvement, and planning and managing the human side of organizational change.

Financing the Enterprise (Fin 5801)* (Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Examine the economic and financial systems within which global corporations operate. Learn how recent technological and other changes—in commercial and investment banking, non-financial companies and financial markets for equity, debt, and derivative instruments—present opportunities and risks on a global scale.

Management Information Technology (MIS 5801)

Focus on the impact of information technology—including IT computer systems, telecommunications, and office automation—on business practices through the study of process management, organizational structure, and IT strategy.

Managing Operations in the Enterprise (MSOM 5806)*(Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Study the decision-making techniques applicable to quality improvement, project management, facilities planning, resource allocation, and the design of manufacturing and service systems. Increase your understanding of quality management, capacity planning, and resource allocation

Managing Marketing in the Enterprise (MKT 5801)

Discover the strategic aspects of marketing. Analyze marketing management practices, organization, and decision making involved in product development, segmentation, pricing, promotion, distribution, and implementation.

Strategic Cost Analysis for Enterprise Management(Acct 5802)* (Prerequisites: Stat 5801, Econ 5801 and Acct 5801)

Learn to utilize accounting principles and concepts to make business decisions while examining cost behavior, variable margins, cost-volume-profit relationships, budgeting, and break-even and incremental analyses. In addition, learn to use capital budgeting and discounted cash flows to determine the acceptability of investment alternatives from a cost and resource perspective.

Enterprise Financial Management (Fin 5802)* (Prerequisite: Fin 5801)

Gain an understanding of such corporate finance principles as financial planning, stock and bond valuation, risk, short- and long-term financing, and the cost of capital. Learn to apply these principles by reviewing and integrating contemporary financial issues.

Special Topics (BA 5800) Explore a subject of current interest that reveals the changing structure of global business. Previous topics examined have included international negotiations, entrepreneurship, and risk management.

Managing the Enterprise from a Global Perspective (BA 5804)

Learn about multinational businesses and their strategies to gain competitive advantage in international markets. Develop analytical techniques for studying the problems facing multinational firms and for designing systems to manage multinational enterprises.

Enterprise Strategy Formulation and Implementation (BA 5851)* (Prerequisites: All courses listed above)

Participate in an integrative, interactive learning experience that examines the roles, functions, and skills of top-level executives. Focusing primarily on strategy implementation, students integrate acquired knowledge to analyze cases from the perspective of the chief executive.

FOUNDATION COURSES CAPSTONE COURSESTRATEGY DEVELOPMENT COURSES

Note: An asterisk (*) indicates that the course has prerequisites.

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Since graduating from TUJ, my career has accelerated. I have assumed a new position and more responsibility. I am convinced that my experience with Temple’s able professors and fellow TUJ students helps me to communicate better globally and locally to achieve our firm’s objectives. Financial services and business in general are changing rapidly. The broad perspective that I gained at TUJ helps me anticipate and adapt to these changes.Studying at TUJ was a unique experience for me. The many views I exchanged with fellow students from a wide variety of cultures gave me a greater awareness of the role that we, as Japanese, should play in the world.The MBA program at TUJ has been very beneficial to me, and I would recommend it highly to any professionals seeking to improve themselves or their careers.

"The many views I exchanged with fellow students from a wide variety of cultures gave me a greater awareness of the role that we, as Japanese, should play in the world."

Masashi Nakamura, Class of 1998Japan

Head of Product Control Royal Bank of Scotland, Tokyo Branch

The MBA program format was perfect for me as it enabled me to increase my business skill level without interrupting my career. I’m in charge of brand management and what I learned in TUJ’s MBA program has had a direct impact on my job. In each course, there was a wide array of approaches, with active class discussions that resulted in sharing of knowledge and experiences and thus, better outcomes on our project assignments and case analyses. The decisions we made are similar to those that managers deal with in the workplace every day. I was also able to develop effective time management skills which enabled me to meet the competing demands of work, study, and family. My classmates, who were in the same circumstances, encouraged me to do my best. They also helped me to broaden my thinking by providing their points of view from different industries in which they are affiliated. I have found that the personal network which I built during the MBA program is a valuable asset.

"The MBA program format was perfect for me as it enabled me to increase my business skill level without interrupting my career."

Yoko Tsuchiya, Class of 2007 Japan

Associate Brand ManagerMarketing DepartmentJohnson Co., Ltd

What our students say...

Get a Realistic Preview:Find out What It’s Really Like

Information sessions

Attend a free information session to meet the

professors, students, program director, and staff.

The session includes:

• Presentation on curriculum structure, objectives, and

entrance requirements

• Campus tour and class observations

• Q&A

• Lunch with current faculty and students

MBA consultation and career counseling

Interested individuals are invited to meet with program

administrators for advice on careers, business schools,

and the Temple University MBA application process.

To find out about upcoming information sessions or

to set up a meeting online, please visit our website at:

www.tuj.ac. jp/mbaI chose TUJ because it offers an American MBA in Japan that allows participants to maintain their full-time jobs. My quest for knowledge was satisfied by experienced professors, most of whom had worked in industry before becoming academicians. Their insights, as well as the perspectives of my diverse classmates, made the classes come alive.The high level of commitment of each of my classmates was amazing and impressive, and the spirit of camaraderie that existed among participants enabled us to share freely during class discussions. Getting an MBA enabled me to take on additional responsibilities in my office. I work as an accountant for a rapidly growing business process outsourcing company, Strata Works, which provides financial, managerial and tax consulting services. The MBA has helped my career and my company.

"The high level of commitment of each of my classmates was amazing and impressive"

Raymond Gasu, Class of 2004Ghana

PresidentQCIC Consulting K.K.

Earning an MBA had always been one of my career objectives, but with family and work commitments I thought I had missed my chance. Once I realized I would be returning to Japan, I immediately started looking for a program that would fit my busy schedule. TUJ was the answer. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of teaching and commitment to learning displayed by the faculty in Japan and the visiting professors from the Philadelphia campus. I have been able to apply the skills, concepts, and strategic frameworks learned in class to my daily work with immediate results. I now understand business issues from a senior manager’s perspective and have already successfully proposed positive changes within my functional area. It’s a challenging program but well worth it given that I can continue working, develop my career, network with great people, and earn an American MBA in two years. I couldn’t do that anywhere else in Japan.

"I have been able to apply the skills, concepts, and strategic frameworks learned in class to my daily work with immediate results."

Christopher Rasberry, Class of 2008U.S.

Human ResourcesMorgan Stanley Japan Securities Co., Ltd.

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Since graduating from TUJ, my career has accelerated. I have assumed a new position and more responsibility. I am convinced that my experience with Temple’s able professors and fellow TUJ students helps me to communicate better globally and locally to achieve our firm’s objectives. Financial services and business in general are changing rapidly. The broad perspective that I gained at TUJ helps me anticipate and adapt to these changes.Studying at TUJ was a unique experience for me. The many views I exchanged with fellow students from a wide variety of cultures gave me a greater awareness of the role that we, as Japanese, should play in the world.The MBA program at TUJ has been very beneficial to me, and I would recommend it highly to any professionals seeking to improve themselves or their careers.

"The many views I exchanged with fellow students from a wide variety of cultures gave me a greater awareness of the role that we, as Japanese, should play in the world."

Masashi Nakamura, Class of 1998Japan

Head of Product Control Royal Bank of Scotland, Tokyo Branch

The MBA program format was perfect for me as it enabled me to increase my business skill level without interrupting my career. I’m in charge of brand management and what I learned in TUJ’s MBA program has had a direct impact on my job. In each course, there was a wide array of approaches, with active class discussions that resulted in sharing of knowledge and experiences and thus, better outcomes on our project assignments and case analyses. The decisions we made are similar to those that managers deal with in the workplace every day. I was also able to develop effective time management skills which enabled me to meet the competing demands of work, study, and family. My classmates, who were in the same circumstances, encouraged me to do my best. They also helped me to broaden my thinking by providing their points of view from different industries in which they are affiliated. I have found that the personal network which I built during the MBA program is a valuable asset.

"The MBA program format was perfect for me as it enabled me to increase my business skill level without interrupting my career."

Yoko Tsuchiya, Class of 2007 Japan

Associate Brand ManagerMarketing DepartmentJohnson Co., Ltd

What our students say...

Get a Realistic Preview:Find out What It’s Really Like

Information sessions

Attend a free information session to meet the

professors, students, program director, and staff.

The session includes:

• Presentation on curriculum structure, objectives, and

entrance requirements

• Campus tour and class observations

• Q&A

• Lunch with current faculty and students

MBA consultation and career counseling

Interested individuals are invited to meet with program

administrators for advice on careers, business schools,

and the Temple University MBA application process.

To find out about upcoming information sessions or

to set up a meeting online, please visit our website at:

www.tuj.ac. jp/mbaI chose TUJ because it offers an American MBA in Japan that allows participants to maintain their full-time jobs. My quest for knowledge was satisfied by experienced professors, most of whom had worked in industry before becoming academicians. Their insights, as well as the perspectives of my diverse classmates, made the classes come alive.The high level of commitment of each of my classmates was amazing and impressive, and the spirit of camaraderie that existed among participants enabled us to share freely during class discussions. Getting an MBA enabled me to take on additional responsibilities in my office. I work as an accountant for a rapidly growing business process outsourcing company, Strata Works, which provides financial, managerial and tax consulting services. The MBA has helped my career and my company.

"The high level of commitment of each of my classmates was amazing and impressive"

Raymond Gasu, Class of 2004Ghana

PresidentQCIC Consulting K.K.

Earning an MBA had always been one of my career objectives, but with family and work commitments I thought I had missed my chance. Once I realized I would be returning to Japan, I immediately started looking for a program that would fit my busy schedule. TUJ was the answer. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of teaching and commitment to learning displayed by the faculty in Japan and the visiting professors from the Philadelphia campus. I have been able to apply the skills, concepts, and strategic frameworks learned in class to my daily work with immediate results. I now understand business issues from a senior manager’s perspective and have already successfully proposed positive changes within my functional area. It’s a challenging program but well worth it given that I can continue working, develop my career, network with great people, and earn an American MBA in two years. I couldn’t do that anywhere else in Japan.

"I have been able to apply the skills, concepts, and strategic frameworks learned in class to my daily work with immediate results."

Christopher Rasberry, Class of 2008U.S.

Human ResourcesMorgan Stanley Japan Securities Co., Ltd.

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MBA Degree in Tokyo

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Tokyo 108-0073

Tel: 03-5441-9871

Fax: 03-5441-9822

E-mail: business@tuj.ac.jp

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