Sentence examples for business administration programs from inspiring English sources
Some university business administration programs are offering scholarships and programs for veterans, helping to steer them towards financial and supply chain roles.
Last year, Ms. Sherman told a version of this tale in a speech at the annual Reaching Out Conference, a gathering of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students in master's of business administration programs.
To keep abreast of changes in the health-care industry, Hofstra University in Hempstead and the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System have developed two new master's of business administration programs.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, temple of the applied industrial sciences, created the Sloan School of Management in 1914 — a recognition of the affinity between the two disciplines — and the school in turn introduced M.B.A., or master's of business administration, programs in 1925.
Universities began to offer elective courses under business administration programs only after 1995.
Subjects were recruited from various classes in the undergraduate and graduate business administration programs at the University of Vienna, Austria.
He enrolled in a business administration program at the Institute of Business Management.
The 22-month executive master's of business administration program, for example, meets once a week, mostly on Saturdays, and costs a total of $75,000.
But of all the success stories at North Star, there is one that stands out: Taquoya Battle, who will be starting a two-year business administration program at Gibbs College in Montclair this summer.
And three players on this year's team -- Hernandez, Abdou Sylla, a top reserve, and Mike Feeley, another reserve -- have already graduated and are in the master's of business administration program.
For months, Mr. Love has been attending a part-time master's in business administration program at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, and dividing his time between his studies and work duties just became too much, said several people who spoke with him about it.
