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Learning Outcomes
The MBA Program
Themes:
- Leadership and Ethics
- Strategic Planning
- Decision Making Tools
- Problem Solving
Competencies:
- Critical Thinking: Demonstrated ability to recognize & gather data, analyze information and synthesize for creative endeavours and problem solving.
- Communications: Demonstrates ability to share ideas and findings clearly in written and oral expression
- Teamwork: Demonstrates advancement in the ability to work with others effectively as a team member and as a team leader.
- Self-Management: Demonstrates ability to self-evaluate, modify behavior and meet or exceed obligations.
- Professionalism: Demonstrates ability to create and sustain a positive impression, confidence and advance in a career.
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
