updated:  02-Mar-08  

The Alan Shawn Feinstein Graduate School


Graduate Center
for Global Enterprise Leadership (G.E.L.)

MBAs

Accounting
Financial Management
Hospitality & Tourism - Fast Track 12 months
International Trade - Fast Track 12 months

MBA in Global Business Leadership 

Marketing

Fast-Track - one year - September start date

Dates:

September (Fast Track)

December (two years - 18 months)

Program Cost:

US$15,120 
(some students may require foundation or pre-requisite courses)

no scholarships available for this program

Living Expenses:

Approximately $9,000 for 12 months.

Books:

Approximately $1,100

Total:

$22,220 - $25,790 (approximately)
(Fast-Track International students interested in this program will need to provide a bank statement showing the following financial support: $25,520; two-year program $17,810)

Admissions:

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TOEFL:

computer-based 210+  paper-based: 550+

Location:

Providence, Rhode Island, USA
One hour by bus from Boston
Four from New York City

Consultation:

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The M.B.A. in Global Business with a concentration in Marketing prepares students to pursue successful careers in the field of marketing in a very practical way. Under the guidance of experienced practitioners, students in this major frequently participate in hands-on projects that teach the application of state-of-the-art marketing techniques. The concentration focuses on marketing in the context of providing strategic direction to an enterprise. As a result of this approach, our graduates marketing advice is highly valued by both clients and top management.

Because of the fast-paced, ever-changing and creative nature of marketing, the courses in this concentration are always challenging. Students who are ready to meet the challenges will find themselves well prepared for a wide variety of careers in marketing, achieving positions as marketing consultants, employees for the marketing department of domestic or international corporations, and marketing specialists for non-profit organizations. The Marketing program is offered on an evening schedule with some core courses available during the days. Students may enter this program in either the September or December terms. 

Foundation Courses   (for students with three-year Bachelor degrees or who have not studied Business)

	Corporate Financial Accounting
	Economics in the Global Economy
	Effective Communications
	Management and the Global Economy
	Marketing Concepts
	Research and Analysis

Core Courses

 

	Professional Communications
	Advanced research and Analysis
	Career Assessment and Planning Management
	Strategic Marketing
	Financial Management
	Organizational Behavior for Effective Leadership
	Information Technology for Leaders
	Organizational Behavior and Effective Leadership
	Strategic Management in the World Economy

Concentration Courses
Choose four of the following courses:

 

	Advertising & Promotions Strategies
	Services Marketing Strategies
	Advanced Marketing Research
	e-Commerce Marketing Strategies
	Special Topics

Career Capstone Courses
Choose one of the following options:

	Directed Readings
	Field Experience
	Graduate School Career Co-op

Comprehensive Assessment

Career Advancement