Sentence examples for executive education courses from inspiring English sources

It will offer a full range of business programmes, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees as well as non-degree executive education courses.

And large corporations, essential for schools' balance sheets as both generous benefactors and clients of pricey executive education courses, are watching their spending.Meanwhile, bigger questions are being asked about how complicit business schools should feel in shaping the economic crisis.

In the last decade, graduate schools in other arenas — like international relations, public affairs, law and even journalism — have also begun developing executive education courses, particularly in niche areas that are not covered by traditional business schools.

The schools will continue to operate separately, and an executive committee made up of deans and faculty members from both will oversee the program, which will also include executive education courses intended to appeal to working professionals.

The intention was to build a Web site, to announce a movement — "to turn this from the project that crazy people do in the back yard to something that is institutional and serious," as Duflo put it — and to start giving "executive education" courses in randomization.

Suddenly the nation's business schools are forced to practice what they preach in high-profit executive education courses.

The duration of Sir Alex's contract has not been disclosed, just that he will teach on a new executive education course "The Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports", beginning this spring.

You can learn more about the subject in Prof. Malone's new online executive education course, Intelligent Organizations 4DX, in which he and all the program participants will be meeting as avatars in a 3D virtual-world classroom.

The offices will host new research and undergraduate internships and could, in future, offer executive-education courses.

After heading US News & World Report's list of American graduate business schools in late April, it also retained its crown as the world's best provider of non-degree, executive-education courses according to the Financial Times.

In response to growing demand for its executive-education courses, Cass has set up a new facility at Canary Wharf, making it the first business school to move into the financial district built astride London's old docklands area to the east.