Duke University's Fuqua School of Business has announced it will offer a nine-month "Master of Management Studies in Foundations of Business Program" (MMS) beginning this August. The course is designed for recent college graduates with little or no business experience.
The course will be taught over four six-week terms; twelve courses in all.
For more information, please visit the Duke website.
Duke Fuqua Launches 9-Month Management Master's Program
New program designed for recent grads with no little or no work experience
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