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The Shortest Online MBA Programs Ever

If you want to earn an MBA fast, there’s no shortage of accelerated programs available to help get you there. And we’re not talking about the Mini MBA, which requires less than 100 hours of total study, but only leads to a certificate. We’re talking full-blown, accredited MBA programs that lead to a degree. Dubbed the “Accelerated MBA,” these programs allow students to complete the entire curriculum in much less time. Just think—a traditional MBA program takes at least two full years to complete, while some accelerated programs take just 12 to 18 months to complete!

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Online MBA Spotlight: Homeland Security

The U.S. federal workforce grew from 1.8 million federal civilian employees during the Clinton administration to 2.1 million in 2016. This is an increase of nearly 17%. One of the largest departments of the federal government is the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The Department employs more than 240,000 employees working in jobs from aviation border security and emergency response to cybersecurity and chemical inspections.

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5 Famous People You Didn’t Know Had MBAs

It’s no secret that an MBA degree is one of the surest paths to a lucrative career. Starting salaries for MBA graduates from top ranked institutions are rarely less than six figures, and that’s not including bonuses, profit sharing, and other perks. What this equates to is millions of dollars over a twenty-year period for most MBAs. Those who graduate from other schools can expect to earn a hefty amount over the same period as well.

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University of Illinois Offers Free Access to MBA Curriculum

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign recently launched its online MBA program—the iMBA. Offered through the College of Business at a cost of around $22,000 per academic year, the program is one of the most affordable online MBA programs in the U.S. Though affordable, there are still those who might be on the fence about whether or not they would like to enroll in a full-time MBA program. Others might prefer to take just a few classes to enhance their resume or for knowledge’s sake. Still, others might like the idea of auditing an entire curriculum risk free.

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This MBA is Just for Veterans

The U.S. is chock-full of military-friendly colleges that offer everything from special tuition rates for veterans to 100% free tuition. Schools such as Colorado State University have taken “military-friendly” to even higher levels by also providing coverage for housing, textbooks and even meal plans.

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Best Graduate Business Programs (Besides an MBA)

Earning an MBA can lead to better job opportunities, promotions, and a higher salary. The MBA is America’s most popular business degree after all, and just about every business school offers it. While the MBA is America’s most sought after business degree, it’s not the only degree path for students seeking a lucrative position in the corporate world. In fact, there are at least three other advanced business degrees that have grown in popularity over the years. They include the Master of Science (MS) in Finance, the MS in Management, and the MS in Marketing.

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Best European Business Schools for an MBA

Just about every MBA program has an international component or two that allow students to gain the global experience and perspective today’s companies are looking for. Some of these experiences may last a few weeks, while others may last an entire semester. While any international experience is a valuable asset, imagine what a year or two in France, Germany or England would do for your career. Well, this is the path that many MBA students choose to take today and one of the most popular locations is Europe.

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10 Top Dubai, United Arab Emirates MBA Programs to Consider

Did you know that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is home to campuses of many of the world's top ranked business schools? London Business School (LBS), INSEAD, and New York Institute of Technology are just a few. The world’s top ranked business schools recognize that explosive growth in profitable industries from finance to manufacturing, a strategic location (Dubai is one of the world’s fastest growing economies), and pro-business policies make the UAE one of the best places to educate tomorrow's global business leaders.

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Dubai MBA Programs Prepare Graduates for Global Business World

With a population of more than 2.6 million, Dubai is the largest city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is also the largest re-exporting center in the Middle East and “ranks as the Arabian Gulf’s leading multi-purpose business center and regional hub city, at the forefront of the globe’s dynamic and emerging market economies,” according to the Government of Dubai. Besides being the UAEs key re-export center, “Dubai has become a major venue for a number of growing, profitable industries and activities” including:

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Government Work a Good Bet for MBA Grads

With a workforce of nearly 22 million people working at the state, local, and federal levels, government employs more people than any other organization in the country—and it’s just getting bigger. In 1989, nearly 18 million workers were employed in government. This means that every decade, for nearly three decades, it added well over 1.2 million new employees. Earnings are impressive as well, especially at the higher levels.

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