The University of New Hampshire's Whittemore School of Business and Economics (UNH) has announced the launch of a new distance learning MBA program, to begin this fall.
According to a UNH press release, the new course can be completed in two years, and will be similar in structure to a part-time MBA program. Additionally, students enrolled in the program will have the option to take classes either online or in-person at UNH's two campuses, in Durham or Manchester.
The new program is the first AACSB-accredited distance learning program in New England.
The deadline to apply for the fall term is May 31.
For more information, visit the UNH website.
The University of New Hampshire Launches Online MBA
Flexible learning allows students to take classes either online or in class
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