10-17-2008
Starting in August 2009, the Gisma Business School in Hannover will offer a new part-time MBA program for junior managers in Northern Germany. Graduates of the “Young Professional MBA Program” receive an MBA degree from the Leibniz University Hannover.
Barbara Barkhausen - 01-03-2011
Several leading business schools change their MBA curriculum or restructure their program, reports Businessweek. The University of Virginia’s Darden Graduate School of Business for example reworked its first year of the program allowing students to better balance recruiting activities, club events and course work. The French business school Essec is also relaunching its programme, mainly changing its intake requirements. Initially the school didn’t require students to have significant work experience, whereas it expects now around six years’ professional know-how. The biggest changes come from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.
Christian Wessels - 10-08-2008
When Philip Delves Broughton abandoned his career as a journalist and joined Harvard Business School’s MBA course for two years of taxing case studies and excel shortcuts, he couldn’t have told you what OCRA was, other than a vegetable, or whether discount department stores make more money than airlines.
