University of Louisville launches unique 15 month MBA

Updated on: Monday, March 28, 2011

The University of Louisville, Kentucky, USA, recently announced the launch of its AACSB International accredited Global MBA for Indian students, in collaboration with National Management School (NMS) at Chennai. The program is offered to Indian students for the first time through a unique model where students complete two summer stints at the University of Louisville, Kentucky (UofL) Campus in Louisville, Kentucky, USA and two terms at its partner school in India – The National Management School, Chennai. The comprehensive 36-credit hour program will be delivered in a compact 15 month schedule commencing from June 2011 at the College of Business, UofL in Kentucky, where students complete 9 credits in a 5 week stint. After which, they will study in India at National Management School to complete 18 credits across 2 terms. Students get the opportunity to do a 6 week internship followed by the second 5 week stint at UofL in Kentucky where they finish the remaining 9 credits. Indian students will study along with Russian, German and American students at the UofL campus, gaining a truly global experience, and the potential opportunity to build an international network even before they graduate. For more information log on to www.nms.edu.in (The National Management School) and www.louisville.edu (The University of Louisville)

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