An executive MBA program designed for professionals looking to enhance their career through an applied academic and strategic-focused learning experience. A 15-month, four-semester program that begins ...

Our global electives are held around the world, both with the Executive MBA Global Network and in unique destinations across the globe. Through study and immersion in these local markets, you will ...

Our advanced courses explore general management topics in greater depth. While many students take 5.5 units of advanced courses, you may opt out of one to two units (taking a total of 3.5 units) to ...

The Rutgers Executive MBA curriculum is 57 credits—45 core credits and 12 elective credits. With the exception of the summer Japan program, all electives (3 courses, 9 credits) are taken in the final ...

An executive master of business administration (EMBA) degree is designed to be pursued by current senior executives.

Our program is focused on providing you with experiences that add to the value of your Executive MBA degree long after you finish the program. To that end, we provide opportunities for our students ...

June 22-27: open lectures in the Global Executive MBA Program of HHL and EADA / July 15: online information session / June 30: deadline for scholarship applications HHL Leipzig Graduate School of ...

You’ve spent years climbing the corporate ladder. You’ve mastered the technical aspects of your field, whether that’s engineering, finance, or marketing. Yet, as you look toward the C-suite or ...

Phil Scott has 32+ years of experience as a writer and editor, 26+ years as a journalist, and is the author of seven nonfiction books. Ebony Howard is a certified public accountant and a QuickBooks ...

When the idea of offering an executive master's of business administration degree program first surfaced at the University of Houston, only a few of the faculty members with the College of Business ...

Few Bay Area schools offer top-tier executive MBA programs. This fact was not lost on the Ivy League. Administrators at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business decided in 2001 to ...