Luxembourg
1
Luxembourg
16 Followers
7 Discussions
Earn your business degree from the internationally renowned programs offered by the Sacred Heart University Jack Welch College of Business. The Jack Welch College of Business is AACSB (the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) accredited and officially recognized by the Ministry of Higher Education.
2
Related Discussions
|
Looking for E-Mba in Finland
Looking for E-Mba in Finland
23 hours ago
laurie
|
|
Part-Time MBA
Part-Time MBA
22 hours ago
laurie
|
|
MIM Options
MIM Options
Jul 13 10:22 AM
Ghentuni
|
|
Online MBA renewable energy
Online MBA renewable energy
Jul 08 05:23 PM
LandCruise...
|
|
Part.time MBA
Part.time MBA
Jun 28, 2020
KTS
|
|
European MBA spring start: IE, HEC, or RSM?
European MBA spring start: IE, HEC, or RSM?
Jun 24, 2020
Duncan
|
|
American looking to study in Europe
American looking to study in Europe
Jun 23, 2020
laurie
|
|
GISMA Business School Accreditation
GISMA Business School Accreditation
Jun 20, 2020
Ghentuni
|
|
Admission at HFU Business School- MBA (IBM)
Admission at HFU Business School- MBA (IBM)
Jun 22, 2020
mba hipste...
|
|
MBA Healthcare
MBA Healthcare
Jun 17, 2020
laurie
|
Related MBA News
Jul 13, 2020
Germany's WHU Launches Online MBA Program
Jul 13, 2020
The Economist Publishes 2020 Executive MBA Ranking
Jun 30, 2020
MBA Application Deadlines: Spring 2021
Jun 26, 2020
América Economía Updates Global MBA Ranking for 2020
Jun 25, 2020
Related Articles
The ‘Corona Class’ of 2020 Faces a Gloomy Jobs Market
Jul 06, 2020
Amid the worst recession in several generations, some employers are cancelling or deferring offers, but there are bright spots — and an MBA can be a boon
Blended Physical and Digital Classes the Norm for MBA Programs This Fall
Jun 23, 2020
There will much more digital delivery of MBA programs in the new academic year, but campuses are reopening around the world, albeit with smaller class sizes and social distancing
Crowdfunding and Beyond: Novel Ways to Pay for an MBA
Jun 11, 2020
From income share agreements to the ‘bank of mom and dad’, funding pressure has forced students and startups to find creative solutions to finance MBA degrees
