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On the latest episode of The Business School Question, we’re asking the question: How do you decide between a one-year or a two-year MBA?
To answer it, we’re joined by Raghu Sundaram, dean of New York University's Stern School of Business.
As Vice Dean at Stern, Raghu launched the school’s one-year Tech MBA, with business leaders from the likes of Amazon, Microsoft and IBM, contributing to the program. The inaugural class for the Tech MBA—alongside a new one-year Fashion & Luxury MBA—enrolled at Stern in May 2018.
Stern’s focused one-year MBA options are offered alongside its traditional, two-year, full-time MBA program—the format offered by the majority of business schools in the US.
For our next episode, look out for announcements on our Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn pages, and on our website.
Whether you’re considering an MBA, EMBA, or business master’s program, read more business school news and get practical resources to help your business school application on BusinessBecause.
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