Hi all,
I am currently pursuing a part-time MBA in Infrastructure mgmt. in India. Its a 3 year course.I am currently in the 2nd year.
Can someone advise me about Universities in Canada which offer similar courses !!
I have the following subjects -
Public Private partnership, Infra. policy & Regulations, Project Mgmt. Software, Finance, Accounts, HRM, Infra. Economics, GIS, Urban Transport.
And what is the future of this course ?
Infrastructure Mgmt
Posted Sep 04, 2012 10:02
I am currently pursuing a part-time MBA in Infrastructure mgmt. in India. Its a 3 year course.I am currently in the 2nd year.
Can someone advise me about Universities in Canada which offer similar courses !!
I have the following subjects -
Public Private partnership, Infra. policy & Regulations, Project Mgmt. Software, Finance, Accounts, HRM, Infra. Economics, GIS, Urban Transport.
And what is the future of this course ?
Posted Sep 04, 2012 10:09
I think it's only in India that you'll find an MBA in Infrastructure. In other countries, that would be a specialised masters degree, not an MBA. I can't find such a programme in Canada but I did see:
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/sed/civil/courses/postgraduate/project-and-infrastructure-management-msc
http://www.usc.edu/schools/price/programs/masters/ippam/curriculum/urban_planning.html
http://www.eur.nl/english/post_experience/master/urban_management_development/environmental_infrastructure/
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/sed/civil/courses/postgraduate/project-and-infrastructure-management-msc
http://www.usc.edu/schools/price/programs/masters/ippam/curriculum/urban_planning.html
http://www.eur.nl/english/post_experience/master/urban_management_development/environmental_infrastructure/
Posted Sep 05, 2012 12:33
What about a Schulich MBA with a specialization in real estate/infrastructure?
Otherwise, depending on your goals, a general MBA from an accredited school like Concordia, Ryerson, Sauder etc. might be more valuable.
Although you would need at least a few years of work experience for all of these programs - and it's not clear if you have any.
Otherwise, depending on your goals, a general MBA from an accredited school like Concordia, Ryerson, Sauder etc. might be more valuable.
Although you would need at least a few years of work experience for all of these programs - and it's not clear if you have any.
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