I am trying to fish for opportunities in building offshore sites for information technology. I have been in ERP implementation projects throughout my career. But now I would like to be part of a team that searches cheaper labor opportunities in developing nations. A profile that works with the local government institutions to set up offshore implementation centers serving developed nations using local resources under an international brand. Basically finding new operation/manufacturing hub opportunitiesin cheaper regions.

I would like to take up courses on corporate finance, entrepreneurship to add on to my business intelligence and analytics background.

I want to be in a school that has been a default choice for recruitment and research. A school with many years of experience in international trade.

Which are the best grad schools for pursuing a degree in international business.

I am already aware of top MBA programs and the Ivy league in the USA, but I am more interested in a school that has a history of finding favor with the industry. My previous masters program that I completed (ERP Systems) from Melbourne, offered quality education but were not high on industry placements. It has been 8 years working as a business intelligence implementation consultant since then. But I don't want a school that isn't interested in student job placements.

A few google searches have conveyed Thunderbird and University of South Carolina (Moore). For international trade, are there other schools that are a default choice for industries?

Regards,
Cleo