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year degree of Master of Business Administration, University of Oregon Charles H. Lundquist College of
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delivers its courses through classroom in a full-time base.
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MBA, Accelerated (1 year)
Program Detail
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| Program Name |
MBA, Accelerated |
| Program Overview |
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| Areas of Study |
- Corporate Social Responsibility / Ethics
- Investment Management
- Leadership
- Management Information Systems
- Marketing
- Sports Business
- Statistics and Operations Research
- Other: Sponsorship and Branding
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| Joint Degree Offered |
Yes
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| Delivery Format |
Classroom
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| GMAT Score |
GMAT Accepted
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| Tuition & Fees |
Please contact program for tuition and fees
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| Financial Aid Availability |
Financial aid available, contact school for more information
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Start Dates &
Application Deadlines |
| Start Date |
Application Date |
| 1/5/2015 |
10/15/2014
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| 3/30/2015 |
1/15/2015
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| 9/28/2015 |
11/15/2014
2/15/2015
3/15/2015
4/15/2015
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This program accepts rolling admissions.
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MBA IN THE NON-PROFIT SECTOR: "OTHERS ONLY COOK WITH WATER"
Ansgar Cordier is the non-profit sector. Here
he tells how the MBA helps him in his work.
I knew early on that I wanted to work with the Middle
East. After completing my studies, I started in the
Middle East Research Center for Economic and Corporate
History at the University of Tübingen in Syria. After
that I worked for several years at chambers and business
associations in Germany. This is how I came to
development cooperation, mostly I work in economic
development.
STUDY IN THE DISTANCE
I lived and worked in Yemen when I started my MBA. I
am also abroad a lot, so only a distance
learning course was possible. I was able to
follow all activities and tutorials online and did not
have to fly to England for exams, but could write them
at the University of Frankfurt.
FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE PROFITABILITY
I wanted to deepen my knowledge of business and
management through my MBA. Development work has little
to do with commercial business, so the degree should
focus on sustainable profitability. In retrospect, I
would not have thought that the MBA course basically
contains so many topics relevant to me. An example: The
stakeholder approach is about efficiently negotiating
with people whose interests conflict. At the same time,
one must not forget the strategic goals. Here the
strategy module was incredibly helpful.
Many of my fellow students also work in the
non-profit sector. This has had a positive impact on the
content of the tutorials. My fellow students come from
different countries. As a result, I got to know other
work environments and challenges. These people have a
different perspective on my work - this helped me
several times with specific problems. I found the
different cultural approaches very enriching.
DON'T BE AFRAID OF NUMBERS
The many modules that provide structured problem
solutions were useful. One also develops a better
ability to criticize economic gurus. The most
comprehensive module was Financial Strategy, which takes
away the fear of numbers.
The only thing I regret about my MBA is that I didn't
start it earlier. Above all, I could have taken a more
relaxed approach to negotiations with stakeholder
groups. Above all, I learned that others only “cook with
water”.
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