The George Fox School of Management is accepting competitive applications for its MBA evening cohort program to begin in the fall. Information meetings will be held to discuss the program on Thursday, April 19th, and May 17th, at noon and 6:00 pm. Meetings are at the Meridian campus located at 1810 South Eagle Road.
The George Fox, MBA program is 23 months in length, meeting one night per week, and occasional Saturdays. The program focuses on the ethical stewardship of organizations and servant leadership of people. Classes are discussion-based with an emphasis on case studies.
George Fox is ranked by U.S. News and World Report as a top-tier university. For more information or to apply
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The University of South Florida Lakeland will offer a master of business administration program in the Polk County area.
USF Lakeland will begin a two-year MBA cohort program in the fall. A cohort is a group of students who complete a degree program together, supporting each other and enhancing the growth of each individual through shared experiences.
Courses will be offered Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings.
The MBA is a professional degree designed to prepare graduates for managerial roles in business and not-for-profit organizations.
USF Lakeland is partnering with USF's College of Business in Tampa for the MBA program.
According to Business Week, MBA students
Raj Soin College of Business' Master of Business Administration (MBA) Weekend Program is expanding MBA offerings off-campus in the fall to become more aggressive in recruiting students for graduate programs.
The new Mason MBA Weekend Program will begin a cohort September 12 and 13 through a partnership with Sinclair Community College, who built the campus in Warren County.
These types of programs make obtaining a master's degree more accessible to those working in industry, said Robert Premus, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Coordinator of South Dayton Programs.
Currently, there are two cohorts at the Mound Advanced Technology Center, through a partnership with the
Clarion University to Hold MBA Exploratory Meeting at Joy Mining Machinery
Venango Campus and the universitys College of Business Administration are assessing the interest of area employers in a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program for their employees, offered through a combination of live instruction on weekends and web-based courses.
A meeting will be held on Monday, July 10, from 10 a.m. to noon at Joy Mining Machinery at 120 Liberty Street in Franklin. This meeting is open to human resources professionals, managers, business owners, and others representing businesses that might be interested in joining a consortium to create a cohort
The Evening UST MBA program at St. Thomas' Opus College of Business offers a full slate of information sessions and open houses this fall for prospective students.
The Evening UST MBA program is specifically designed for working professionals, regardless of undergraduate area of study. The curriculum emphasizes application of the relevant theory, so students can begin to apply their knowledge immediately. The program also features an elective component, where students can shape their MBA program to best fit their individual career interests and goals.
Information sessions will be held on the Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses, as well as the
MATTOON — A report on grades for Lake Land College graduates shows they are outpacing many students enrolled in state universities who started there as freshmen.
During Monday’s Lake Land Board of Trustees meeting Vice President for Academic Services Scott Lensik offered the comparison of grade point averages of Lake Land transfers in eight state universities — Eastern Illinois, Illinois State, Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois at Carbondale and Edwardsville, University of Illinois at Urbana, Champaign, Springfield and Western Illinois.
Lake Land transfers numbering 1,579 earned GPAs of 3.04 compared to GPAs of 2.84 for four-year or native students at five universities: Eastern,
Md. schools announce new hires
Gearing up for the arrival of students in the fall, Maryland colleges and universities announced this week a flurry of high-level academic and administrative appointments.
The job of managing a new MBA program offered jointly by the University of Baltimores Merrick School of Business and Towson University will fall to Ron Desi, a former project manager at Baltimore-area high-technology companies and an instructor in the Loyola College MBA program.
As program director, Desi will straddle both campuses, overseeing admissions, student advising and marketing.
More : baltimoresun.com
The University of New Haven's Southeastern Campus, located at Mitchell College in New London, will offer its seventh Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) program this Fall. The program was designed to bridge the gap between engineering and management while conveying essential knowledge for today's and tomorrow's technology-driven business.
The program features courses related to the latest technical methodologies, as well as contemporary business know-how, as many of the management courses in the program are taken from the Executive MBA program. Working full time in challenging careers, these technical professionals have found that the program complements their professional lives.
Volvo Retailer in Experiential Learning Project, MBA Program, George Washington University
Marking the end of their MBA programs, George Washington University students are given the opportunity to use a capstone project that transitions them from text book to the real world. The assignment was to develop a marketing platform for a real world business sponsor. On May 3rd, they will make formal pitches to a juried panel who will select the winner.
Dr. Lynda Maddox, Professor of Marketing and Advertising at the George Washington University designed the course to prepare student for the real world. It pushes them beyond traditional classroom thinking
Korea University Business School (KUBS) has introduced a ``selective dual degree MBA program’’ in cooperation with two other overseas schools. Students of the new MBA program can study at Fudan University in Shanghai, China; Korea University in Seoul; and the National University of Singapore for six months, each.
Taking the initial letter of the cities where the three universities are located, the program has been named ``S³Asia MBA,’’ and is scheduled to be launched this August. Students of the program are to choose two degrees from those offered by the three schools.
Korea University is the first local school to
Students seeking a master's degree in library science from Wayne State University can earn one while sitting in front of their home computers, starting this fall.
The university is introducing an online option for its Master of Library and Information Science degree.
Wayne State says the goal is to make the program available to "students who cannot attend physical classes." It says all course work for the online program will take place on line and will have the same content as its regular master's program.
The application deadline is June 20, with admissions decisions expected by early July.
The university says it's giving preference
3 Asian Universities to Begin Joint MBA Course
Three Asian universities will operate a joint MBA course to better train business and economic experts in Asian regions.
Korea University said Friday that it recently reached an agreement with the National University of Singapore (NUS) in Singapore and the Fudan University in China to jointly offer the program.
The program is designed to catch up with American and European counterparts through an Asian-style MBA program launched by Asian universities, which comparatively lag behind.
It is the first program of its kind where a joint MBA program in association with other overseas universities
Mount St. Marys College (MSMC) is launching a Master of Business Administration degree program beginning in fall 2008. The program will be offered on weekends and features a cross-disciplinary curriculum and a study-abroad requirement.
Mount St. Marys College brings a 60-year history of excellence in business education to the new MBA program and is ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top 20 regional universities with masters programs in the west for 2008. This new graduate business program builds on the strengths of faculty in the Business Administration Department, said College Provost Eleanor Siebert. The MBA joins the
Mount St. Marys College (MSMC) is launching a Master of Business Administration degree program beginning in fall 2008. The program will be offered on weekends and features a cross-disciplinary curriculum and a study-abroad requirement.
Mount St. Marys College brings a 60-year history of excellence in business education to the new MBA program and is ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top 20 regional universities with masters programs in the west for 2008. This new graduate business program builds on the strengths of faculty in the Business Administration Department, said College Provost Eleanor Siebert. The MBA joins the
MBA (Master of Business Administration)
For admission and other details contact Mr. Mathew Thomas, Manager
St. George College of Management, Science & Nursing
OMBR Layout, Banasawadi, Bangalore-560 033
Source : Telegraph (Careergraph Annual) April 2006
Announces Admission to MBA (Health Service Administration) / MBA (2 years full-time)
Admission through WB-CET.
George College, Department of Management Studies
Centralised Information & Admission Office: 139 D, Rash Behari Avenue, Kolkata-700 029
Sealdah Campus: 136 B.B. Ganguly Street, Kolkata-700 012.
Source : Telegraph (Kolkata) May 20, 2006