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Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business is once again offering help to businesses in the Triangle who are seeking consulting services.
MBA students are available to work with firms that can’t afford to pay consulting fees. Students will receive course credit for their efforts.
Fuqua students have worked with more than 300 companies over the 25 years of the program.
To be eligible for the program, businesses must meet certain criteria:
More : localtechwire.com
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Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business joined last year with Frankfurt University’s Goethe Business School to offer an executive M.B.A. program that gives students an M.B.A. from both Duke and Goethe. The 22-month program takes place mainly in Frankfurt, with two weeks’ instruction at the Duke campus in Durham, North Carolina. Tuition costs €48,000 euros ($61,000), and the vast majority of students are sponsored by their companies. Classes are taught in English, primarily by Duke faculty.
Duke started a Frankfurt campus in 1999 but closed it in 2002 amid lackluster enrollments. After that experience, Duke decided instead to emphasize partnerships …
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