Algebra University College
Ilica 242
10000
Zagreb
Croatia
Programs at University College Algebra
Part-Time
- The program is delivered by professors and associates of the Algebra University College (Croatia) and Kelley School of Business (US)
Executive MBA
- The majority of lectures in the e-Leadership Executive MBA program is held by professors and lecturers from the Kelley School of Business (USA)
- Courses delivered over two consecutive weekends every three weeks
Dual Degree
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