Research for University of London's new MBA

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AlisonLyon

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Posted Nov 08, 2015 10:31

Are you interested in studying for an MBA by distance or blended learning in the next 2-3 years? The University of London International Programmes are considering launching a new MBA and would appreciate your help in developing the right MBA for potential students.

We're conducting research amongst potential students to get feedback on preferences, issues, specialisations etc. and are looking for volunteers to help us with this research. Please get in touch with me if you're interested and I'll email you more detailed information. (We are an independent market research organisation based in the UK, but looking for potential students across the globe).

Thank you - I look forward to hearing from you.

Alison Lyon, Director, Counterpoint Research.
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Duncan

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Posted Nov 09, 2015 11:13

Good luck with the project. I hope that you maintain UOLIP's long commitment to offering an MBA with international accreditation. I think it's unfortunate that, for example, SOAS developed an "MBA' without the core courses that MBA students would expect. I think getting the core right is much more important than offering specialisations.

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AlisonLyon

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Posted Nov 09, 2015 16:44

I hope that you maintain UOLIP's long commitment to offering an MBA with international accreditation. I think it's unfortunate that, for example, SOAS developed an "MBA' without the core courses that MBA students would expect. I think getting the core right is much more important than offering specialisations.

Thank you so much for this comment - this is exactly the kind of thing we'd love feedback on. Would you be interested in participating in an online forum with other potential students (or do you already have your MBA)? If so, please email me direct. In any case good luck with your future, and thank you for this very clear recommendation!

Alison

[quote] I hope that you maintain UOLIP's long commitment to offering an MBA with international accreditation. I think it's unfortunate that, for example, SOAS developed an "MBA' without the core courses that MBA students would expect. I think getting the core right is much more important than offering specialisations. [/quote]

Thank you so much for this comment - this is exactly the kind of thing we'd love feedback on. Would you be interested in participating in an online forum with other potential students (or do you already have your MBA)? If so, please email me direct. In any case good luck with your future, and thank you for this very clear recommendation!

Alison

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Duncan

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Posted Nov 09, 2015 17:29