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Accredited by both AACSB and AMBA, the NUCB Business School features an MBA and MSc in Management in 100% English with a global network of students from over 40 nationalities that offers exceptional management skills at the highest Master’s level. The NUCB Business School is driven by the ideal of a ‘Frontier Spirit’ and delivers advanced level business management practices stressing high ethical standards and encouraging creative learning through the modern facilities of the urban campus.
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