REGISTER- UIC Webinar for Prospective International MBAs on Dec. 17
On December 17 from 9 am – 10 am, international students interested in learning more about the University of Illinois at Chicago’s MBA program may attend this online webinar to learn more about the school’s degree offerings and admissions process for international students. This session will consist of a short presentation by our Assistant Director of Admissions, Colette Armes, followed by an open Q&A with participants.
“I am most excited to begin meeting with and helping prospective students throughout the admissions process and to start building new relationships through recruitment events,” Armes said.
UIC Liautaud offers four different flexible MBA program options designed to support your academic and professional development:
- Full-time MBA – a two-year academic experience that offers maximum opportunity to explore the academic specialties available and develop professional and leadership skills.
- Part-time MBA – a three-to-four-year program that allows you to study while sustaining your current career progression
- Weekend MBA – a two-year, cohorted, Saturday-only program offering concentrations in finance and management
- Accelerated, cohorted, one-year program offering specialized areas of focus, including: financial markets and risk management; strategic and international business management; banking; marketing; and business analytics.
Liautaud’s faculty of thought leaders is committed to providing students with real-world, resume-building learning opportunities, unique to the Liautaud MBA program. These opportunities to interact with business experts, entrepreneurs and alumni allow students to expand their professional networks and leverage fresh ideas in the marketplace.
You can register for the webinar here.
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