THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION: SPOTLIGHT ON MBA
EDHEC & The Financial Times
Free Online Conference
THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION: SPOTLIGHT ON MBA
23 February 2022
11:00 - 17:30 GMT
EDHEC is delighted to announce that we will be participating in the upcoming Financial Times’ online conference on The Future of Business Education.
Sandra Richez, Global MBA Programme Director will be joining a panel discussion on the hot topic of responsible business. Later in the day we are excited to announce that EDHEC Associate Professor, Inge de Clippeleer, will be running an interactive workshop to help you map out your future career.
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Panel Discussion: Responsible Business Education Together with expert panelists from some of the world's top schools, Sandra Richez, EDHEC Global MBA Programme Director, will be discussing the importance of developing ethical, princpled leadership and the key role which business schools play in ensuring the leaders of tomorrow are preared to drive sustainable business. From the importance of diversity and inclusion through to integrating sustainability and ethics in the learning journey, join Sandra and the panel for a fascinating discussion with the unique opportunity to ask your questions to the experts. |
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Workshop: Mapping out your route to career success In this exclusive workshop, Inge De Clippeleer, EDHEC Associate Professor in Organisational Behavior, will help you explore how you can realise your desired career path. The virtual session will give you a unique opportunity to understand how an MBA can help support you in achieving your goals. |
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Reasons to participate:
- A day packed with panel discussions, keynote speeches and workshops,
- A unique opportunity for you to get insight into the FT MBA rankings,
- The chance to learn more about why an MBA is the right choice for you
- Free and online, participate from anywhere
Join us for an insightful day to find out more about what an MBA entails, responsible business education, innovative MBA programmes and the job market after completing an MBA.