Your Guide To London’s Executive MBA Programs
Even after many years on-the-job learning, many business professionals may choose to pursue a formal advanced business education. With the chance to earn an Executive MBA, experienced professionals can pursue a degree more tailored to their particular experience level and career goals. EMBA graduates may find other benefits as well, including a 11.6 percent salary increase after graduation. Other tangible benefits can be seen in the form of career growth and increased leadership opportunities, development of a global business mindset and the establishment of a strong peer network.
Cranfield School Appoints Professor Lynette Ryals as Interim Director
Beginning August 1, Professor Lynette Ryals will take over as the Interim Director at the Cranfield School of Management. It is the first time in the school’s 50-year history that the position has been taken up by a woman. She is succeeding Professor Maury Peiperl, who is leaving the school to take over as Dean of the School of Business at George Mason University near Washington DC.
Admissions Director Q&A: Alex Lawrence Of The UCLA Anderson School of Management
Alex Lawrence, an alumnus of the UCLA Anderson School of Management (MBA ’99), took the helm as the school’s Assistant Dean of MBA Admissions and Financial Aid in August 2012.
Careers After School: Chicago Booth
At the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, 90.7 percent of 2016 MBA students had a job offer at graduation; 98.4 percent had a job offer by three months post graduation. And it’s no surprise. Not only is the Booth School ranked as one of the top names in MBA education by Bloomberg, U.S News, Financial Times, and The Economist, but as a university, it places a high emphasis on career services. Continue reading…
What Do Employers Think Of An Online MBA?
Ten years ago, there was a prevailing premonition when it came to job interviews; traditional degrees ultimately always trumped the newfound online variety. The stigma was real, partially nurtured by the proliferation of less-than-reliable online diploma mills. While that wasn’t terribly long ago, the idea of an employer flat-out disregarding any online degree feels like a distant memory. So, what do employers think of an Online MBA in 2017?
UCLA Anderson Team Wins Economist’s NRG Energy Case Study Challenge
UCLA Anderson School of Management’s Blue Team nabbed first place in the Economist’s NRG Energy Case Study Challenge.
