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-Fairleigh Dickinson-
Offices: Teaneck, New York
Students enrolled at the Fairleigh Dickinson Silberman College of Business
will discover that they are a community of committed educators, administrators
and staff that instill in their students a superior level of business management
competence by offering distinctive programs that blend academic excellence
and practical business knowledge with a global multi-cultural orientation.
The Silberman College of Business experience is designed to provide students
with global perspective, engaged learning formats and useable knowledge.
Offices: Boca Raton, Florida
The Florida Atlantic University College of Business enrolls approximately
6,300 students, has seven departments, and offers bachelors, masters, and
doctoral degrees as well as executive education opportunities. The College
is accredited by the AACSB International which represents the highest worldwide
standard of achievement for business schools. Their mission is to foster
a climate of intellectual achievement and diversity for their stakeholders
through creation of, and access to, relevant business knowledge.
Offices: Miami, Florida
As one of the largest business schools in the United States, the Florida
International University College of Business Administration offers students
a variety of career-focused academic programs. In one of the most international
and cosmopolitan cities in the world, Miami, students will find an institution
with a strong global orientation and one of the most diverse student bodies
in the country. They enroll about 6,000 undergraduate and more than 1,000
graduate students annually.
Offices: Tallahassee, Florida
Founded in 1950, the Florida State University College of Business is one
of the youngest business schools and is recognized as one of the nation’s
10 largest business schools. The FSU College of Business undergraduate program
is ranked in the top 40 among public universities and colleges in the nation
by US News & World Report. The College is one of a select group of business
programs in the nation fully accredited by the AACSB International—The Association
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
Offices: New York, New York
The Fordham University Graduate School of Business is the only New York
City area regional Business School that recruiters reported as being in
the Top Twenty (14) nationally by The Wall Street Journal September
21, 2005. Their part-time program was ranked in the Top Ten (9) for return
on investment by Forbes Magazine, September 5, 2005. Fortune
Magazine (China) ranked their Beijing International MBA #1 in all of
China (Spring 2005).
Offices: Brussels, Belgium
The Solvav Business School is proud to be part of the Free University of
Brussels. This allows them to benefit from the support of teaching staff
from the other sections and faculties of the university. The scientific
teaching, for which their school is renowned, is complemented by teaching
in the usual fields of management, including finance, marketing, strategy,
accounting, law and taxation.
Offices: Nova Lima, Brazil
Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC), a center to develop executives, businessmen and
companies, dialogues with and listens to organizations, building integrated
educational solutions with them. FDC is focused on forming teams to interact
critically and strategically in companies. FDC has become the national benchmark
in its industry, being an active participant in the enhancement of the managerial
capabilities and overall development of Brazilian businesses.
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