Critical Thinking Online MBA Trial Class
with Jake Pratley
Gain the purpose, knowledge, and network to become an impactful leader at GLOBIS University.
At this “Critical Thinking” Trial Class, you will:
- Learn approaches to solve complex problems so you can deliver better results in your work
- Experience GLOBIS’s unique case-centered and interactive learning environment
- Discover the GLOBIS ecosystem and how we enable business education beyond the traditional MBA curriculum
- Speak directly with our Admissions Advisors to learn about our programs in more details
This class introduces concepts from the GLOBIS MBA course “Critical Thinking“, the most popular course for new students at GLOBIS and one of the most in-demand skills of modern business.
Notes about this interactive online event
This event will be held live online. Upon registration, a link will be sent to your email address with a URL and details on how to join. Some tips for the event!
- Join on time as the event will be live (we recommend signing in at least 5 minutes early)
- Please try to have earphones, microphone and/or a webcam ready for a more interactive experience
- Have a good time and don’t be shy to participate in the discussions
We look forward to meeting you online.
Overview
| Date: | Thursday, May 28, 2026 |
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| Time: | 12:30 - 14:30 (Central European Summer Time) / Asia/Tokyo (JST) |
| Where: | Held live online |
| Registration Fee: | Free of charge |
| Language: | English |
Agenda
| 12:30 (CEST) | Welcome & MBA Program Info |
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| 12:45 (CEST) | Trial Class |
| 14:05 (CEST) | Q&A |
Jake Pratley
- MBA, GLOBIS University
- Bachelor of Journalism, University of Queensland
Jake Pratley is a director at GLOBIS Asia Pacific, responsible for expanding Japan’s No. 1 MBA and corporate training offerings across the region. He has over 15 years of experience in professional education with a focus on business development, faculty management, and global program delivery.
At GLOBIS, he has led the global expansion of the English MBA programs, launched new learning products, and streamlined operations to support scalable, globally accessible learning experiences.
Before coming to GLOBIS, he worked in public relations for a professional soccer club in Australia.
