LONG-TERM PROGRAMS

A typical long-term customized program runs for one-month or longer. The program is intensive, offering an academic track similar to a mini-MBA. The curriculum touches upon many different subjects in the area of general management. Participants should have a mid- to high-level of English proficiency, as the program is conducted in English. Depending on the group, Business English classes may be integrated into the curriculum.

Curriculum ranges from a general management style, where a variety of subjects are reviewed, to a focused exploration of just one or two topics for more intensive study. Sample subject areas include (but not limited to): leadership, negotiation, marketing, global strategies, e-business, finance and accounting, and more. The length of a long-term program allows you the flexibility to incorporate other innovative options as you choose. These options may include a mentor program with local executives or help sessions with UW MBA students. Long-term programs may also emphasize action-learning projects where participants develop a project for improving the company's process or profitability and present the final plan to senior executives upon program completion.

 




Jean Choy, Assistant Dean of Executive Education & International InitiativesFor more information on partnering your organization with the Michael G. Foster School of Business, please contact Jean Choy, Associate Dean of Executive Education and International Initiatives, at
206.543.8560 or by e-mail at jchoy@uw.edu.