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MBA Capstone Course
Curry's global project is one choice in the students' capstone experience. The global project includes an overseas travel portion, comprised of tours, lectures and cultural events. Watch for details of upcoming global projects!
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Recent Global Projects
Washington, D.C., Spring 2010
The 2010 capstone project took a special focus on green and sustainable initiatives. The class finished their capstone experience with a trip to Washington, D.C. in May 2010. While there, they conducted site visits at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The class also met with Congresswoman Niki Tsongas of the Fifth Congressional District of Massachusetts.
China
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| The group worked on their capstone project in partnership with Polartec. |
India, Fall 2007
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| The Fall 2007 capstone group travels to India November 1-13 as part of the project partnership with SGT, Inc. Curry College MBA Students in India, Fall 2007 |
Germany and Czech Republic, Spring 2006
The Curry College MBA program had its first international adventure in May 2006 to Berlin and Prague to study the European cooperative and community banking system.
Check out the photo gallery from the Curry College Spring 2012 Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduation ceremony
A strong commitment to lifelong learning spurred Kathy Murphy to enroll in The Curry College MBA program while she continued working as a manager at Dunkin' Brands, Inc., in Canton, Massachusetts.
At Curry College, teaching is personal to our faculty. For Bill Topper, a professor and the Director of Curry's MBA Program, this is especially true.
"When I started the Curry MBA program, I knew I would get a degree," says Sheila Jichi of Foxboro, Mass. "What I didn't expect was to gain enough confidence to feel I can take on almost anything, personally and professionally."
"I've recommended The Curry College MBA to several people, including colleagues, friends and relatives. I made lasting friendships where we help each other personally and professionally." - Sam Smith '07, MBA
