Suffolk University Sawyer Business School Graduate Programs 2008-2009 - (Page 23) global mba The Suffolk Global MBA is a distinctive, intensive, specialized MBA program in international business, offered both full- and part-time. It provides students with a broad, fundamental knowledge of international business and a concentration in either international finance or international marketing—a winning combination to lead, compete, and succeed in global business. the suffolk advantage concentration options To succeed in today’s global marketplace, you need solid understanding of business fundamentals and in-depth expertise in international business that bring immediate value to your company. In the Global MBA program, you concentrate in either International Finance or International Marketing. International Finance career-focused from day one Two one-credit introductory courses ensure a career focus from day one. Effective Career Planning utilizes an executive-format business simulation in which students solve operational and strategic challenges in a global company and work with executive coaches in professional development workshops. Introduction to Global Business focuses on current international business issues and the leadership skills needed to succeed in today’s global environment. flexibility and convenience Classes meet once per week in the fall and spring semesters. Part-time student options include convenient evening classes and the opportunity to accelerate the program with one or two intensive summer sessions. online option Part-time students have the added flexibility of taking courses in the Suffolk MBA Online program. Full-time students may take a maximum of two courses fully online. Become an expert in international finance by focusing on global issues affecting financial markets, instruments, and institutions including commercial banks, securities brokerage firms, and investment banks. Explore differences in financial reporting and disclosure practices among nations. Examine the use of stocks, bonds, derivatives, options, futures, and swaps in global securities portfolio management and financial instrument valuation. Analyze the financial feasibility and risks of capital acquisition and allocation projects in multinational corporations. International Marketing global travel seminar All students participate in a one-week international study seminar in one of five countries: China, England, India, Germany, or Vietnam. Visit www.suffolk.edu/globalmba to learn more. enrollment option prior to gmat An excellent way to determine if the Global MBA is really your degree of choice or to gain a head start on your degree as you prepare for the GMAT exam is the Management Advancement Professional Studies (MAPS) program.* If you have a GPA of 2.8 or higher and a minimum of three years of full-time work experience, you may apply for MAPS. If accepted, you may take a maximum of two MBA core courses (six credits) in Boston, North Andover, or online. Courses taken in MAPS will subsequently apply toward the Suffolk Global MBA if, after formal application, you are admitted to the program. *Due to Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations, this option is only available to US citizens and permanent residents. internship or employer-based global research project Full-time students gain job-relevant experience in a three-month, full-time, professional internship outside of their home country in the summer. Global MBAs have interned in Australia, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, New Zealand, Norway, the UK, Switzerland, and the United States. Part-time students complete a global research project in their place of business. Students and employers benefit from this practical application of graduate study to the workplace. For many, this is the next step in their career path as they transition to deeper involvement in global business. Alternatively, part-time students may elect to complete the three-month summer internship. Examine international product development and brand management, including market analysis and demand forecasting, global competition, and positioning. Explore product management issues, including global sourcing, channel strategies, pricing, and trade regulations and risks. Focus on global customer relationship management and how the complexity of cross-cultural consumer behavior affects marketing communications strategies and programs. recent employers bank of america, us procter & gamble, us the coca-cola company, canada fidelity investments, us an accelerated pace Time is a precious commodity for today’s busy professional. With core course waiver options, full-time students may finish the degree in 12 to 16 months, and part-time students may finish the degree in 16 to 28 months. See page 13 for more details on our course waiver policy. lehman brothers, england monster worldwide, us volkswagen, uk korres, greece teradyne inc., us the bank of tokyo-mitsubishi, japan 23 http://www.suffolk.edu/globalmba
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