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5/11/16 The Penn State Smeal College of Business will begin accepting applications this summer for fall 2017 enrollment in its new Master of Professional Studies in Management and Organizational Leadership, an accelerated master’s program designed primarily for recently graduated baccalaureate students from technical, non-business backgrounds.
The Management and Organizational Leadership Program is modeled after the first year of the internationally ranked Penn State Smeal MBA. It will feature the same faculty, core MBA course content, and tight-knit environment with an emphasis on teamwork and collaboration.
“Studies have shown a rapid one-year return on investment for students who sharpen their business capabilities in accelerated graduate programs like this,” said Brian Cameron, associate dean for Professional Master’s Programs at Smeal. “We invite undergraduates to apply to Management and Organizational Leadership early in their senior year or even earlier as a powerful career launch pad and an alternative to immediately joining the workforce after graduation. We’ll also consider applications from M.S. and Ph.D. graduates with little or no industry work experience who are planning careers in business-facing roles.”
5/12/16 Never mind the Indian Institutes of Management, or the Indian School of Business. India’s MBA aspirants much rather go abroad than stay home to attend B-school—and it’s all about reputation.
5/10/16 WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management is streamlining its MBA degrees which have a strong focus on leadership skills as well as globalisation. The programmes will be tightened and full-time as well as part-time offers will shrink their time commitments by several months.
Students will also be able to commence full-time studies in autumn (September) as well as spring (March). Part-time courses still start in September.
Read more via: http://www.mba-channel.com/channel/article/germanys-whu-optimising-its-mba-programmes/
5/11/16 Graduates of the new joint program will receive an MBA from each school
Alliance Manchester Business School has announced that it will launch a joint MBA program with Renmin University of China.
Students in the new program will study mainly in Beijing, but they will also pursue a residential module either on Manchester’s home campus in the UK, or in one of the school’s international centers in Dubai, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore, or Brazil.
The new program will launch in July 2017. Graduates will receive an MBA from each school.
Read more via: http://find-mba.com/news/2016/05/manchester-to-launch-a-joint-mba-with-china-s-renmin-university-school-of-business
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