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With events in over 50 locations around the world, the QS World MBA Tour is one of the easiest ways for MBA candidates to meet business schools and universities and learn more about the study options available to them.
Event attendees are also eligible for scholarships worth a total of US$7 million, in addition to being able to connect one-on-one with careers coaches and test prep advisors.
Every year, over 250,000 candidates register to attend an event on the tour (you can join them by clicking here). Keep scrolling for some of our favorite photos from recent events in Moscow, Montreal, Boston and Vancouver.
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What can I gain from attending the QS World MBA Tour?
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