The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business and Curry School of Education has announced it will launch the Curry-Darden MBA/MEd in Innovation in Education Reform in summer 2012.
According to the university, the new two-year, full-time, dual-degree program is designed for "education reform leaders" who "will revolutionize education in this country in a variety of ways." The estimated 15 students on the program will take 52.5 credit hours from Darden and 30 credit hours from Curry.
For more information, please visit the program website.
Virginia's Darden & Curry Schools to Launch MBA/MEd Program
New two-year, full-time program to start in summer 2012
Comments
Related Business Schools
Charlottesville, Virginia
21 Followers
57 Discussions
More MBA News
The Financial Times Updates Masters in Finance Rankings for 2018
Jun 19, 2018
Increasingly, non-EU MiF graduates are having trouble landing jobs in the UK
Pepperdine Graziadio Launches Executive DBA Program
Jun 06, 2018
Georgetown Increases MBA Scholarship for Veterans
Jun 05, 2018
MBA Articles
Experiential Learning: Better than the MBA Case Study?
By Seb Murray on Jun 06, 2018
Business schools are extending the MBA classroom to the real world, helping students hone skills, network and sometimes, land jobs
MBA Programs in the Entertainment Field: Lights! Camera! Netflix?
By Matt Fink on May 31, 2018
Entertainment MBA programs are uniquely positioned to prepare graduates for an industry in transition.
Business School Accreditation: A Differentiating Factor for MBA Applicants?
By Seb Murray on May 23, 2018
Many of the world’s top business schools have only one accreditation. So, why would a school seek many more? Should prospective MBAs factor accreditation into their decision of where to apply?
