In the fall of 2013, Thunderbird’s MBA program will switch from a traditional two-year curriculum to a new one-year one. The new shorter format will accompany a lower price tag, about $20,000 less than the previous 20-month program (for a total cost in the $60,000 ballpark instead of $80,000+).
President Larry Edward Penley notes that this change will keep Thunderbird “on the forefront of market trends in a changing global economy and in an ever-growing competitive business education landscape.”
The b-school will also reinforce its analytic component, in an effort to meet the changing needs of employers, “the school’s ultimate customer.” The shortened program will also have a heavy emphasis on global business with a multi-week global experience (available on an extended track).
You can see more information about the changes to the curriculum, as well as a list of program highlights, on a Thunderbird news release here.
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