Rochester-Bern Executive Programs
Profil der Hochschule
Rochester-Bern Executive Programs is a foundation based on the longstanding cooperation between the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester (NY, U.S.) and the University of Bern (Switzerland). The collaboration started with the Rochester-Bern Executive MBA in 1994 and has been extended to company-specific programs and seminars. Clients include companies such as SBB, Berner Kantonalbank and Insel-Gruppe. Since 1966, the Simon Business School is accredited AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business).
Besonderheiten der Studiengänge
Dual Degree: The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA allows participants to earn an international MBA degree from an accredited, leading U.S. business school (Simon Business School, University of Rochester) as well as a national EMBA degree from a distinguished Swiss university (Universität Bern).
Participants: Candidates are mid or senior-level managers with the potential for taking on increased responsibilities within their organizations. They have an academic or equivalent educational background and several years of management experience. Within their positions, they have demonstrated leadership and team qualities, are able to set priorities, and are fluent in English.
Content: The general management program provides a holistic understanding of all aspects of business and the interconnections between them; courses are well-integrated and grounded in economic principles. Throughout the program, participants develop their personality and leadership skills
Venues
University of Bern, Switzerland
Rochester, U.S. (two-week block)
Optional International trip (one-week block)
Faculty: Rochester-Bern builds on an open architecture and works with outstanding professors from well-known Business Schools world-wide who combine impressive achievements in academia with extensive business experience and didactic excellence.
Accreditation: The Simon Business School has been fully accredited by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) International since 1966.