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-Seattle Pacific-
Offices: Seattle, Washington
Since its inception, the School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific
University has built an exceptional business education on a solid foundation
of ethics and values. All graduate business students in their programs will
take two required ethics classes. In all of the rest of their courses, they
will find that the faculty integrates ethical issues throughout the curriculum.
They also operate a Center for Integrity in Business and publish Ethix,
an international journal.
Offices: Seattle, Washington
The Seattle University Albers School is home to about 1575 undergraduate
and graduate business students. The Albers School offers students a BA in
economics or a BA in business administration with the choice of a number
of majors. Their MBA is the largest nationally accredited, evening program
for working professionals in the Pacific Northwest. They also offer graduate
degrees in finance, international business and professional accounting.
They are one of only 406 business schools in the US with AACSB accreditation.
Offices: Karachi, Pakistan
The Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (SZABIST)
has been established with the objectives of producing highly qualified,
scientific and technical personnel to meet the country's requirements of
conducting state-of-the-art scientific and technological research and development
in support of the private and public sector. Business Week, the leading
international business magazine, has listed SZABIST among the best business
schools of the world for four consecutive years.
Offices: Victoria, British Colombia
Since the creation of Canada’s first Executive MBA in 1968, Simon Fraser
University Faculty of Business Administration has championed lifelong learning,
productive change and the need to be innovative as they deliver research
and teaching that makes an impact. Undergraduate, graduate and PhD programs
demonstrate a spirit of innovation, flexibility and relevance. Supported
by extensive partnerships with public, private and not-for-profit organizations,
their goal is to produce broadly educated, enterprising and socially responsible
managers capable of making lasting contributions to their communities.
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
A leading center for innovative teaching, research and discourse on women,
leadership and management, the Simmons College School of Management (SOM)
offers a demanding management education to women MBA and undergraduate students.
SOM is also a leading-edge provider of executive education, consulting services,
and applied research to senior management in business, government, and the
nonprofit sector.-Southeastern Missouri-
Offices: Cape Girardeau, Missouri
On a continuous basis, Southeastern Missouri State University School of
Business Administration strives to provide their most valued assets, their
students, with business studies for tomorrow’s business successes—a mission
that at all times forces them to understand the needs of their students
and the competitive business environment. Their growing number of MBA electives
is one of their most significant indications of fulfilling this mission.
Offices: Dallas, Texas
At Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business, what happens
in the classroom is just the beginning. Business professionals choose them
to advance their educations. Companies choose them to build their talent
pools. And their alumni stay connected year after year. The Financial Times
ranks SMU Cox Executive MBA program ranks among the top 30 in the world
and among the top 15 in the US.
Offices: Palo Alto, California
Stanford Business School students come from all over the world. They have
done every type of job and activity imaginable. Students are competitive,
but they benefit from a supportive, cooperative environment. The Business
School community provides ample opportunities for students to share and
learn from one another, as well as work closely with a superb faculty.
Offices: New Paltz, New York
Students who attend the State University of new York at New Paltz School
of Business find it a place where challenging courses, strong academic majors
in business, and a solid liberal arts foundation help develop the skills
needed to prepare for the challenges of today's business environment. It
is a program that is characterized by a faculty and staff who care about
people and devote time getting to know students.-Stetson University-
Offices: DeLand, Florida
The Stetson University School of Business Administration programs are rooted
in the liberal arts and focus on business practice. Accreditation by the
AACSB International (The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business)
of their undergraduate and graduate business and accounting programs places
them among a select group of institutions nationally. Combined with a Phi
Beta Kappa quality arts and sciences college, they are among a very few
private colleges or universities having such demonstrated quality.
Offices: Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm School of Economics is a private university that trains young
and mid-career women and men for leading positions in both the private and
public sectors. About 1,900 students are registered in programs at various
levels (the Executive Education Programs excluded). SSE research programs
rank among the best in the world in areas such as health economics, finance,
business law and economics.
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
At the Suffolk University Sawyer School of Management they do more than
just talk about the new global economy as a remote business model. Their
curriculum is designed to embrace evolving business practices. Their faculty
hail from all parts of the globe and bring a unique outlook to the classroom.
Their students come from over 100 different countries and their curriculum
focuses on global business.
Offices: Geneseo, New York
The SUNY Geneseo School of Business is committed to continuous improvements
and to excellence in business education. Through their carefully designed
degree programs and sustained commitment to teaching, they prepare graduates
to assume responsible leadership positions in professional employment, to
enter and succeed in graduate schools, and to develop lifelong habits of
learning. In support of their teaching mission, they emphasize applied and
instructional development scholarship.
Offices: Syracuse, New York
Named for trailblazing financier Martin J Whitman '49 BS, the Syracuse University
Martin J Whitman School of Management is proud to offer programs that nurture
graduates who—like Whitman himself—mix a shirtsleeves work ethic and entrepreneurial
mind-set with high integrity, exceptional business acumen, social conscience,
and a lifelong commitment to mentoring and learning. In 2005, Entrepreneur
magazine once again recognized the Whitman School among the top-13 entrepreneurship
programs in the nation.
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