The John F. Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University launches a redesigned MBA program this fall, designed to throw students “into the deep end” in solving complex business problems.
The school hopes to attract more students with working experience to its MBA program, while improving the relevance of coursework for the program’s 250 part-time students, program director Tony Macari said.
Sacred Heart has typically accepted graduate business students with little or no working experience and will continue its policy of allowing Sacred Heart undergraduate students to obtain their bachelor’s degree and MBA in a five-year program of study. With the new curriculum, however, Welch College will up its recruitment of students who have at least two years experience, similar to many other programs that want students to draw from experience to contribute to case-study discussions.
They will need it, Macari said.
“This is much more of a whole concept of disruption theory, where variables change constantly,” Macari said. “It’s much more about, ‘Get in there and do the deal.’”
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