Are there any good full-time MBA programs in Scandinavia? I've been looking for a while but can only find part-time MBAs, like at Aalto, or EMBAs like at BI Norwegian.
The closest I found is Copenhagen Business School, but they only offer a one-year program and I wanted to do a two-year MBA, ideally with a focus on finance.
Did I miss something?
Good MBAs in Scandinavia?
Posted Jun 28, 2013 14:01
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Are there any good full-time MBA programs in Scandinavia? I've been looking for a while but can only find part-time MBAs, like at Aalto, or EMBAs like at BI Norwegian.
The closest I found is Copenhagen Business School, but they only offer a one-year program and I wanted to do a two-year MBA, ideally with a focus on finance.
Did I miss something?
The closest I found is Copenhagen Business School, but they only offer a one-year program and I wanted to do a two-year MBA, ideally with a focus on finance.
Did I miss something?
Posted Jun 28, 2013 16:33
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There are no accredited full-time two-year MBAs in Scandinavia and, in fact, there are very few in Europe. Your only choices are LBS and IESE.
There are no accredited full-time two-year MBAs in Scandinavia and, in fact, there are very few in Europe. Your only choices are LBS and IESE.
Posted Jul 01, 2013 15:51
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No, I can't think of a single two-year full-time MBA program in all of Scandinavia.
CBS' one-year program is a good one, though - and as far as I know, the only such accredited full-time program in the region (although, there are other one-year MBAs that aren't accredited by the main international organizations, such as Oulu Business School in Finland.)
No, I can't think of a single two-year full-time MBA program in all of Scandinavia.
CBS' one-year program is a good one, though - and as far as I know, the only such accredited full-time program in the region (although, there are other one-year MBAs that aren't accredited by the main international organizations, such as Oulu Business School in Finland.)
CBS' one-year program is a good one, though - and as far as I know, the only such accredited full-time program in the region (although, there are other one-year MBAs that aren't accredited by the main international organizations, such as Oulu Business School in Finland.)
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