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“The Fudan International MBA Program was launched in 1996 through collaboration between the Fudan University School of Management and the MIT Sloan School of Management. The curriculum of the IMBA Program is jointly developed by the two schools, with the objective of cultivating business elites and future leaders with international perspectives and local insights through developing students’ systematic theoretical knowledge and comprehensive managerial skills.”
Koç University Graduate School of Business is one of the leading graduate school of business not only in Turkey but also in the region. All our programs are reviewed to ensure that they reflect the latest trends in business education. The Graduate School of Business' ongoing relationships with the international business community and links with some of the most respected business schools in the world offer a wide range of educational and professional opportunities for our students.
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