The University of Washington Foster School of Business Global Business Center has received a $1.55 million grant from the United States Department of Education.
The grant, part of the Department of Education's CIBER fund (Centers for International Business Education and Research,) will allow the Seattle-based Global Business Center to increase its reach by adding events and conferences, as well as funding new features for Foster's MBA programs.
As a result of the grant, MBA students will be able to take advantage of school-sponsored international study trips, global social entrepreneurship competitions, and international case studies.
For more information, please see Foster's website.
U.S. Department of Education grant to fund new MBA program features
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