How to plan a future after an MBA
Here I stand again, now fewer than two months away from graduating as a Goizueta MBA. I still clearly remember that feeling of uncertainty the day I quit my job to start the two-year MBA at Goizueta.
Here I stand again, now fewer than two months away from graduating as a Goizueta MBA. I still clearly remember that feeling of uncertainty the day I quit my job to start the two-year MBA at Goizueta.
Why do firms engage in social business? Is it for PR, because of overzealous CEOs, due to a new cost to do business, just a fad … or is something bigger going on?
The UAE is a relatively young country established in the early 1970s. The country is home to large oil and natural gas reserves that are the heart of the economy. The nation is quite wealthy, and you can see that wealth all around you as you as explore the cities.
My Mid-Semester Module trip this year was to Copenhagen and Amsterdam with a focus on healthcare.
Even before coming to Goizueta, I knew that the school placed a strong emphasis on global experiences and international business.
A consistent part of my MBA experience has been the theme of entrepreneurship.
My Mid-Semester Module trip to Israel and the United Arab Emirates can be summed up by the word “perspectives.”
It is true that much of your time as an MBA is spent studying for exams, meeting with project groups and preparing for interviews. However, what truly completes the MBA experience is the extracurricular and social activities in which you can engage.