Pepperdine University : Executive MBA
By HSB
Executive MBA program offered by Pepperdine University is ranked 23 in the Nation based as per Businessweek rankings. What does that high ranking mean? It provides best education that matches the challenges faced by Executives in the real world. It’s not easy to be an CEO, or in the Board of the Directors. It requires out the box thinking, able to visualize the results and drive the company to achieve the shared vision and with high ranking, I’m sure Students Graduating from Pepperdine University’s Executive MBA program will be one among the best.
The Graziadio School of Business and Management conducts a year-round schedule. The academic year is divided into trimesters—three 15-week terms. The trimester system allows year-round study and still provides seven weeks each year for vacation.
Executive MBA program accepts new students for the spring, summer, and fall trimesters in Southern California and for the summer and fall trimesters in Northern California.
Executive MBA program is usually suited for Managers in their Mid and Senior Level who are planning to take over much higher responsibilities. Executive MBA program was ranked consistently among the top EMBA programs in the Nation. Successful Executive,requires experience in leading the organization during the process of change, making blod financial decisions that will have impact on many employees who work for the company, knowledge of economics, marketing ideas, strategic thinking to face the global competition and much more.
Pepperdine University’s program is designed with all the above said aspects, which will prepare the student to face the ever changing and challenging world of business and competition. EMBA program is offered in 3 key locations in California ( Irvine, West LA and Malibu). Also, Pepperdine also offers an MBA program designed exclusively for senior-level executives.
One of the student comments “I was attracted to Pepperdine’s EMBA program for its reputation and caliber of peers: people who have already advanced in their professional lives. I walked away with a much keener insight into my own company, from its organizational behavior to its culture to its financial strategy—I’m able to navigate much better.”
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