Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University Full-time MBA Program (as of June 20, 2017)
1. Admission Policy The Graduate School of Management at GLOBIS University has a mission to develop visionary business leaders who create and innovate societies. When considering applicants, we pay close attention to an individual s personal motivation, skill set, ability to think logically and way of interacting with others. We aim to attract future business leaders who are passionate about improving their skills, expanding their human network and finding their personal mission. In this way, we believe we can realize our mission and work together to bring about positive change and innovation for society, whether in Japan, Asia or other parts of the world. 2. MBA Program Overview University Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University Degree Conferred Program Format Language Campus Master of Business Administration (MBA) Full-time (daytime) English Tokyo campus Start Date September 2018 Length of Program Intake 1 year 40 students 3. Admission Requirements Applicants to GLOBIS University need to satisfy the following requirements at the time of entrance. If you do not meet one or more requirements, you will be required to undergo a Preliminary Screening (refer to section 3-1). Be at least 22 years of age Have at least two years of full-time work experience Meet ONE of the following criteria: (1) Received a bachelor s degree from a recognized college or university. (2) Completed a 16-year curriculum of school education in an institution outside of Japan and possess a degree equivalent to a bachelor's degree. (3) Received confirmation from GLOBIS University that your academic capacity is equivalent to that of a university or college graduate. 1
3-1. Preliminary Screening Process *This is only for applicants who do not meet the requirements in section 3. If you are 22 years of age or more but do not meet the other requirements in section 3, you can still apply for the MBA Program, but will first need to pass the Preliminary Screening. The documents listed below need to be submitted through our Online Admission System by the deadlines shown in the following table. You will be notified of the results of the screening on the Online Admission System. Exemption Applicants who have completed the Critical Thinking course in any language at either GLOBIS University or GLOBIS Management School with a grade of A, B, or C will be exempt from the Preliminary Screening. Those who are currently taking the Critical Thinking course and have not received the final results by the respective application date will NOT be exempted. Preliminary Screening Schedule Round Application Deadline November Sep. 21 (Thu), 2017 February Jan. 5 (Thu), 2018 March Feb. 9 (Thu), 2018 Preliminary Screening Examination * Sep. 28 (Thu), 2017 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Jan. 12 (Thu), 2018 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Feb. 16 (Thu), 2018 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Result Notification Oct. 4 (Wed), 2017 Jan. 18 (Wed), 2018 Feb. 21 (Wed), 2018 * Held in Tokyo. Applicants may choose to submit a GMAT or GRE score report instead of sitting this exam. Required Documents for the Preliminary Screening Application 1. Personal Data 2. Photo 3. Transcript 4. Certificate of Graduation 5. Evidence of English Ability 6. CV (Optional) 7. GMAT/GRE score report (required if you are not sitting the Preliminary Screening Examination at our Tokyo Campus) Please refer to section 7 for details for each document. If you pass the Preliminary Screening, you will need to submit the remaining documents as described in section 7. 4. Admission Process Admission will be decided after a review of your credentials through (1) an initial screening phase (mainly of the submitted documents) and (2) a second screening phase (mainly through an interview). Notes regarding the second screening phase: (1) Interview For applicants living in Japan: You will need to join a face-to-face interview (30 minutes). For applicants living overseas: You will need to join a Skype or telephone interview (30 minutes). Exemption: Applicants may be exempt from the interview depending on the result of the initial screening phase. 2
(2) Background Screening Applicants who passed the initial screening and require GLOBIS University to sponsor a student visa are required to undergo a background screening. The background screening will be conducted by the vendor designated by GLOBIS University and will be initiated once the applicants receive the initial screening result. Any discrepancy between the information reported during the application process and information verified through the background screening may be grounds for rescinding acceptance to the 2018 Full-time MBA Program. An offer to the MBA Program will not be final until the background screening is complete with results deemed as satisfactory. 5. Admission Schedule Round Application Deadline Initial Screening Result Notification Second Screening (Interview) Final Result Notification Deadline for Confirmation of Enrollment November Nov. 8 (Wed), 2017 Nov. 22 (Wed), 2017 Dec. 9 (Sat) - 10 (Sun), 2017 Dec. 21 (Thu), 2017 Jan. 25 (Thu), 2018 February Feb. 7 (Wed), 2018 Feb. 21 (Wed), 2018 Mar. 10 (Sat) - 11 (Sun), 2018 Mar. 22 (Thu), 2018 Apr. 12 (Thu), 2018 March Mar. 20 (Tue), 2018 Apr. 5 (Thu), 2018 Apr. 21 (Sat) - 22 (Sun), 2018 May 10 (Thu), 2018 May 24 (Thu), 2018 If you are asked to take an interview, the dates will be decided from the possible dates above. In principle, schedule changes will not be permitted unless the applicant makes a request to the Admissions Office on the Online Admission System when submitting the application. Multiple applications within the same academic year for the following programs will not be accepted: Part-time On-campus & Online MBA Program (English) Full-time MBA Program (English) Part-time MBA Program (Japanese) Online MBA Program (Japanese) 6. How to Apply Applicants are required to submit the application documents listed in section 7 through the Online Admission System (https://mbaadmission.globis.ac.jp/adm/c/ac0001) by 6:30 p.m., Japan Standard Time, of the deadline dates in section 5. Applications submitted by e-mail, fax or mail are NOT accepted. The application fee cannot be reimbursed or deferred to another academic year. Once submitted, you will not be able to make any changes to documents. Accepted applications which contain falsified or plagiarized information will automatically result in the withdrawal of acceptance. The application will not be examined if it is incomplete or contains errors. 3
7. Application Documents Applicants can submit all of the documents through the Online Admission System. Documents written in languages other than English are NOT ACCEPTED, except where otherwise prescribed. If the document is written in a language other than English, please attach an English translation signed by a translator. Personal Data (required for all) Fill out your personal data, work experience and academic record as requested on the Online Admission System. Make sure to show that you possess at least two years of full-time work experience (work experience during a study period will not be regarded as full-time work experience unless an acceptable explanation is provided illustrating how both commitments were managed). Otherwise, you will need to undergo a preliminary screening (see section 3-1). Photo (required for all) Upload a high resolution digital image in JPEG format (must be 500KB to 2MB). Should be a headshot with no hats or other irregular headgear in front of a white or blue background and taken within the last three months. The photo will be used for your Student ID Card. Letter of Recommendation (required for all) One letter of recommendation is required. By sending a request from the Online Admission System, your recommender will be able to receive a link to download the letter form and upload it to the system. If your recommender is unable to make the submission online, you can receive the original letter signed and sealed by the recommender and send it to the Admissions Office by registered air or express mail by the application deadline. The recommender should be a supervisor or person who has or has had a close business relationship with you. Transcript (required for all) See p.12 for sample Upload a transcript of your bachelor's degree (master s/doctoral degrees are additional and optional). If you are a Preliminary Screening applicant and do not have a bachelor's degree, you will need to upload a transcript of your highest level of education where you received a diploma (e.g., high school diploma). The transcript must include a list of all courses you completed and the grades you received. You may upload a copy of your transcript; however, you will be asked to submit the original transcript should you be admitted to GLOBIS, and it will not be returned once submitted. A photocopy is only accepted if officially certified by a university or legal authority. Certificate of Graduation See p.13 for sample If the graduation date and the name of your obtained degree are stated in your transcript, it is not necessary to submit a Certificate of Graduation. Otherwise, you must upload a Certificate of Graduation for your bachelor's degree (master s/doctoral degrees are additional and optional). Uploading a copy of your Certificate of Graduation is acceptable; however, you will be asked to submit an official Certificate of Graduation should you be admitted to GLOBIS, and it will not be returned once submitted. A photocopy is only accepted if officially certified by a university or legal authority. Evidence of English Ability Upload evidence of your English Ability issued within two years of the application deadline. 4
TOEFL, TOEIC, and IELTS scores are accepted. (We strongly recommend the TOEFL test.) You can be exempted from submitting the evidence if: a) You are a native English speaker and chose English as your Native Language on the Online Admission System. b) You received an undergraduate or graduate degree from a program taught entirely in English. Please note: if you received this degree from a university NOT located in Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, the United Kingdom or the United States of America, please upload an official letter from your university or submit a link (enclosed in a word document) to the university s web page clearly indicating that the program was taught entirely in English. Essays (required for all) Answer the essay questions on the Online Admission System. (Refer to section 7-1 for the questions.) GMAT/GRE Score Report (optional, but recommended) Upload your official GMAT/GRE Score issued within the last five years. CV (optional) Upload your CV. Summary and Evidence of Financial Resources (all non-japanese applicants) See p.14-15 for sample Non-Japanese applicants must prove that they have sufficient funds to support themselves throughout their stay in Japan. The evidence must show at least JPY 1.5 million per year, and if you bring any family members to Japan, evidence of additional JPY 500,000 per year per family member is required. Download the prescribed Summary of Financial Resources form from the Online Admission System and declare the amount of your available financial resources. Each amount indicated in the Summary of Financial Resources should be accompanied by any of the following supporting evidence: (i) Your Savings: your bank account balance issued within the past three months (ii) Your Supporter s Savings: your supporter s bank account balance issued within the past three months AND a signed Letter of Financial Support (see p.16 for sample) (iii) Others: if you have financial resources other than mentioned above, upload documents that prove the existence of such funds Any of the above should include the issue date, your (or your supporter s) name, account number and savings amount. If the total amount of your financial resources is less than the required amount, please indicate your plan to fund the shortfall. Residence Card (all non-japanese applicants living in Japan) Upload a scanned image or photo of both sides of your residence card. Translation from Japanese is not required. GLOBIS Scholarship Application (all applicants are eligible to apply) Answer the scholarship essay question on the Online Admission System if you would like to apply. Refer to section 10-1 for details. Application Fee Applicants living in Japan: JPY 37,000 Applicants living overseas: JPY 15,000 Credit card payment only. Cash payments are not accepted. 5
Policy of Returning Documents Once submitted, we will not return any documents that can be reissued or replaced by other means. This includes the following: letter of recommendation, transcript, translation(s), notarized certifications, CV, evidence of financial resources, summary of financial resources, photocopy of residence card. 7-1. Essay Questions The following essay questions need to be answered in your application. Please emphasize any international experience where applicable. Q1. Tell us about a recent work or project experience about which you were passionate. Describe why you were passionate about the experience, how your skills and values contributed to the experience, and how you worked with others. (250 to 550 words) Q2. Tell us about a challenging situation that you have personally faced. Describe concretely what you did about the situation as well as what you learned from it. (250 to 550 words) Q3. Tell us about a long-term goal or vision for society and your plan to realize this vision. Describe specifically the source of inspiration for your vision, such as an inspiring person, book, or other experience. Describe how GLOBIS University and an MBA degree will help realize your vision and concrete steps make this vision a reality. (250 to 550 words) Q4. Tell us about any volunteer activities, social activities, or school groups that you have been involved with. Describe the activity as well as your role and how long you were involved. Additionally, mention any academic and/or business awards you have received. (250 to 550 words) Please note that Question 5 will appear in your Online Admission System, but you do not need to answer this question. It is for Part-time MBA Program applicants only. 8. Final Results and Enrollment Registration You will be notified by email when the admission results are finalized. You will be able to check the results and download an Acceptance Letter and Enrollment Guide from the Online Admission System. Be sure to complete the enrollment registration by the deadline described in the Enrollment Guide. Please note that we cannot respond to any inquiries regarding application results (including over the phone). 6
9. Tuition and Living Costs in Tokyo 9-1. Tuition and Enrollment Fee Enrollment Fee Tuition Total fees over one year JPY 220,000 JPY 3,771,000 JPY 3,991,000 To be paid within one month of the Final Admission Result Notification To be paid in August Please note: Any tuition paid for credits earned in the Pre-MBA Program will be deducted from your total tuition. 9-2. Living Costs in Tokyo We estimate that living costs in Tokyo for one person can be approximately JPY 150,000 per month or more, depending on your lifestyle. 10. Scholarships/Loans The following types of financial aid are available upon enrollment to the Full-time MBA Program. GLOBIS Scholarships GLOBIS Education Loans Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed International Students by JASSO MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) Scholarship for University Nominated Students (For November application round applicants only) 10-1. GLOBIS Scholarships GLOBIS Scholarships can cover up to 50% of the tuition and are available to students who demonstrate the potential to contribute to the GLOBIS community through strong academic performance and exceptional leadership qualities. To further demonstrate academic capabilities we recommend scholarship applicants to submit a GMAT or GRE score during the application process. Note: The scholarship amount does not cover the following fees and expenses: enrollment fee, additional tuition for long-term enrollment, non-globis textbooks, extra-curricular expenses (ex. off-site elective courses) and living expenses. (1) Eligibility Enrollment in the Full-time MBA Program in 2018. 7
Continuous efforts to accomplish what is stated in the scholarship essay and contribute to the program. Expect to successfully complete the requirements for graduation. Cooperation with GLOBIS marketing activities, such as providing or participating in interviews, photos, profiles, and stories for internal and external use. Permission will be requested prior to publishing and, if unable to cooperate, you can inform the office of the reason and an exception will be considered. Outstanding performance during admission including but not limited to extensive international business experience, strong academic background, potential contribution to the GLOBIS student body and native-level English proficiency. Sufficient need of financial assistance. (2) How to Apply Please submit the scholarship essay along with your GLOBIS application information on the Online Admission System. <Essay Questions> 1. How can you contribute to the betterment of GLOBIS University? Please state your plans. (250 to 550 words) 2. Why is a scholarship important in order for you to achieve your goals outlined in your MBA application? (Up to 200 words) (3) Screening Process GLOBIS will conduct the screening based on the scholarship essay and the information submitted for application. The final decision regarding the GLOBIS scholarship will be sent on the day of the final admission result announcement. Details of the scholarship selection process are strictly confidential. 10-2. GLOBIS Education Loans GLOBIS University provides financial assistance to non-japanese students who are expected to hold a student visa. If you are granted a loan, you are able to postpone up to 50% of the tuition until six months after graduation, while paying a small handling fee during the one year program. You will have a maximum of five years to complete repayment of the loan. (1) Eligibility Enrollment in the Full-time MBA Program in 2018. Expect to hold a student visa upon enrollment. Continuous efforts to accomplish what is stated in the scholarship essay and contribute to the program. Expect to successfully complete the requirements for graduation. 8
Cooperation with GLOBIS marketing activities, such as providing or participating in interviews, photos, profiles, and stories for internal and external use. Permission will be requested prior to publishing and, if unable to cooperate, you can inform the office of the reason and an exception will be considered. Outstanding performance during admission including but not limited to extensive international business experience, strong academic background, potential contribution to the GLOBIS student body and native-level English proficiency. Sufficient need of financial assistance. (2) How to Apply An email will be sent on the day of the initial screening result announcement to confirm your intention to apply. (3) Screening Process GLOBIS will conduct the screening based on the information submitted for application. The final decision regarding the loan application will be sent on the day of the final admission result announcement. Details of the loan selection process are strictly confidential. 10-3. Scholarships from Other Organizations Several organizations provide scholarships for privately financed international students and/or Japanese students. 1. Monbukagakusho Honors Scholarship for Privately-Financed International Students by JASSO (Japan Student Services Organization) This scholarship provides stipends for living expenses and other expenses related to coursework for six months. (For reference, the monthly stipend was JPY 48,000 for 2017). (http://www.jasso.go.jp/en/study_j/scholarships/scholarship/shoureihi/index.html) (1) Eligibility (subject to change) Neither lived nor visited Japan during the admission screening (such as interview and examination). Is expected to hold a student visa upon enrollment. Is not sponsored by a government. Does not receive an allowance from a supporter exceeding 90,000 yen a month. Does not receive a scholarship from another institution excluding the GLOBIS Scholarship. Does not have a dependent in Japan whose annual income exceeds 5 million yen. Will cooperate in a survey to be conducted by JASSO after graduation. 9
(2) How to Apply An email will be sent on the day of the initial screening result announcement to confirm your intention to apply. Detailed instructions will be sent to those who are admitted to the 2018 Full-time MBA Program and showed the intention to apply to this scholarship. (3) Screening Process Screening will be conducted by JASSO. GLOBIS University will submit the application documents to JASSO on behalf of the applicants and the result will be announced from GLOBIS University once notified by JASSO. 2. MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) Scholarship MEXT Scholarship for University Nominated Students This scholarship is available only for non-japanese applicants who pass the screening for our MBA application in the November round. The scholarship mainly covers your living expenses for one year (for reference, the monthly stipend was JPY 147,000 for 2017). Please note that a limited number of applicants will be selected for this scholarship. (1) Eligibility Accepted to the 2018 Full-time MBA Program in the November application round. Expect to hold a student visa. Non-Japanese (you cannot have Japanese nationality by the time you enter Japan). Born on or after April 2, 1983. Have a GPA of 2.30 or above for the last 2 years of your last educational period. Not a MEXT Scholarship recipient within the past 3 years. (2) How to apply An email will be sent on the day of the initial screening result announcement to confirm your intention to apply. (3) Screening Process GLOBIS University will conduct the initial screening based on the information submitted for application. Candidates who passed GLOBIS University s initial screening for the MEXT scholarship will receive instructions about further procedures on the day of the final admission result announcement. The second screening will be conducted by MEXT and the final result is schedule to be announced around the end of May, 2018 (subject to change). MEXT Scholarship for Embassy Nominated Students Application for this scholarship will begin prior to application to GLOBIS University. Please ask for more information at your local Japanese Embassy. This scholarship can cover both the total tuition and your living expenses for up to one year. 10
Besides the above scholarships, there are additional scholarships offered by private institutions. You will receive detailed information regarding these scholarships after starting your MBA program. Please note that many of these scholarships have specific requirements including nationality restrictions and Japanese language ability. 10-4. Education Loans from Other Organizations Financial institutions introduced by GLOBIS University offer educational loans (with favorable interest rates). Please note that you are required to speak and read Japanese in order to understand the contract. If you need further information, please contact the Admissions Office. 11. Specialized Practice Training and Education Benefits System (Only for applicants working in Japan) The GLOBIS MBA program has been designated as a Specialized Practice Training and Education facility by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. If you meet certain conditions, you will be able to obtain financial support from the government. To confirm your eligibility, please contact a HelloWork Office. GLOBIS cannot determine eligibility for this program. (1) Specialized Practice Training and Education Benefits If you have paid employment insurance in Japan for at least two years as of the start of the program and meet other conditions (e.g., completing the MBA program within one year), you will be entitled to receive a refund up to JPY 320,000. In addition, if you are employed and paying employment insurance in Japan within one year of graduation, you will be entitled to receive a further refund up to JPY 160,000. (2) Specialized Practice Training and Education Support (Basic Daily Allowance) If you are eligible to apply for the above benefits and meet other conditions (e.g., being unemployed during your studies and under the age of 45), you also may be able to apply for the Specialized Practice Training and Education Support. You will receive half of the basic daily allowance * every two months for the period of your study. *The basic daily allowance is the allowance given by the Employment Insurance. It amounts to about 40-80% of daily wages during employment, the value of which is obtained by dividing the total wages of the past six months just before leaving work by 180. There is an upper limit for the basic daily allowance. 12. Privacy Policy GLOBIS University recognizes the importance of complying with laws and regulations governing the protection of personal information and safeguarding privacy to ensure the safe and secure use of our services. Therefore, we have established a system for promoting compliance and developed internal regulations in our commitment to handle personal information with the utmost care. For details, please visit our website: http://www.globis.ac.jp/etc/privacy.html 11
13. Application Document Samples 13-1. Transcript Your Transcript must include a li all courses completed and the gra you received. ABC GLOBIS University OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT NAME OF STUDENT: Mike Taro STUDENT ID NUMBER: 543577 DEGREE: Bachelor of Engineering 2000-2001 SEMESTER 1 2002-2003 SEMESTER 1 Code SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE Code SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE FK115 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 1.5 B FK115 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 1.5 B FK201 ELECTRONICS I 1.5 B FK201 ELECTRONICS I 1.5 B CS525 LOGIC DESIGN 1.5 B CS525 LOGIC DESIGN 1.5 B CS526 INTRODUCTION PROGRA 1.5 A CS526 INTRODUCTION CODE 1.5 A CS527 MATHEMATICS I 1.5 C CS527 MATHEMATICS I 1.5 C No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 2000-2001 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT 2002-2003 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT Code INTRODUCTORY FRENCHCREDITS GRADE Code INTRODUCTORY FRENCHCREDITS GRADE FK115 ELECTRONICS II 1.5 B FK115 ELECTRONICS II 1.5 B FK201 MATHEMATICS II 1.5 B FK201 MATHEMATICS II 1.5 B CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 C CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 C CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 D CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 D CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 2001-2002 SEMESTER 1 SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE 2003-2004 SEMESTER 1 Code ENGINEERING 1.5 B Code SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE FK115 COMPUTER ORGANIZATIO 1.5 B FK115 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 1.5 B FK201 DIGITAL CIRCUITS 1.5 C FK201 ELECTRONICS I 1.5 B CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 D CS525 LOGIC DESIGN 1.5 B CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 A CS526 INTRODUCTION CODE 1.5 A CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A CS527 MATHEMATICS I 1.5 C No. of Credits Earned: 9 No. of Credits Earned: 7.5 2001-2002 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT CREDITS GRADE 2003-2004 SEMESTER 2 SUBJECT Code ENGINEERING 1.5 B Code INTRODUCTORY FRENCHCREDITS GRADE FK115 COMPUTER ORGANIZATIO 1.5 B FK115 ELECTRONICS II 1.5 B FK201 DIGITAL CIRCUITS 1.5 C FK201 MATHEMATICS II 1.5 B CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 D CS525 DATA ANALYTICS 1.5 C CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 A CS526 TECHNICAL REPORTING 1.5 D CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A CS527 ADVANCE MATHEMATICS 1.5 A No. of Credits Earned: 9 No. of Credits Earned: 9 REMARK: COMPLETED THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN ENGINEERING TOTAL CREDITS EARNED: 57 Date of issue: 14 JUNE, 2012 SIGNATURE 12
13-2. Certificate of Graduation Your Certificate of Graduation mu indicate the name of your degree date issued. Certificate of Graduation This is to certify that information shown below is true and correct. Student ID: 123456 Name: Taro Globis Date of Birth: July 16, 1980 College of Business Department of Business Administration Date of Admission: April 1, 1998 Date of Graduation: March 31, 2002 Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration This degree certificate is issued and certified by the Office of the Register. Hanako Suzuki College Register ABC University Date issued: November 1, 2014 13
Full-time MBA Program 13-3. Evidence of Financial Resources (Only for non-japanese applicants) Evidence of your bank account balance should be issued within the past three months. It must include the ① issue date, ② your name, ③ account number, ④ amount and ⑤ currency. We also accept copies of passbooks or screenshots of your online bank balances as evidence. We don t accept certificates of stock and real estate assets. All relevant financial details must be in English or Japanese. CERTIFICATE OF BALANCE Date: November 1, 2014 TO: Taro Globis We hereby certify that the balance of your account(s) with us at the close of business on 10/1/2014 is as follows. KIND OF DEPOSIT ORDINARY CURRENCY ACCOUNT No. USD 123456 BALANCE REMARKS $15,000 ABC Bank XYZ branch Senior Manager 14
13-4. Summary of Financial Resources (Only for non-japanese applicants) 15
13-5. Letter of Financial Support (Only for non-japanese applicants financially supported by a third party) 16
Contact Information Admissions Office Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University Business hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. E-mail: imba-info@globis.ac.jp TEL: +81-3-5275-3826 FAX: +81-3-5275-3787 Address: Sumitomo Fudosan Kojimachi Bldg., 5-1 Niban-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0084, Japan - 1 minute on foot from Exit No. 5 of Kojimachi Station, Yurakucho Subway Line - 10 minutes on foot from Exit No. 5 of Hanzomon Station, Hanzomon Subway Line (as of June 20, 2017)