The University of Dubai (UD), a prestigious university in the UAE established by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, is launching a unique MBA programme accredited by the UAE Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research.
The program is highly integrated and will tackle three challenging areas - Managing the Organization, Making Choices, and Making a Difference, keeping in view the unique characteristics of UAE in particular and the region in general. The UDMBA will offer double majors in four disciplines - Leadership and Human Resources Management, Operations and Logistics Management, Finance and Accounting, and International Business and Marketing.
This highly integrated international curriculum puts emphasis on applied learning and provides a holistic learning experience, drawing from a variety of organizational disciplines and theoretical perspectives. The course will help UD students establish and sustain a successful managerial or professional business careers while developing those skills that are required to think logically and plan strategically.
Dr M. Omar Hefni, President of UD said: “We are pleased to introduce this Master’s degree program that is built on substantial experience of staff who combine the Gulf-specific industry experience with a strong ability to teach and research. In addition to an immediate job placement, UD students also get the chance to be connected with the University’s Alumni Association that provides excellent networking opportunities amongst current and former students.”
The small size classes with 20-25 students offer students a great deal of individual attention and a rolling admission facility which provides students a greater flexibility to plan their studies at their own convenience. The 15-month UDMBA encourages innovation, achievement and excellence that is relevant to the needs of both regional public and private sector companies. It also gives individuals the chance to develop their full potential as business leaders of the 21st century.
Registration for the new session starts on September 12.
