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Sellinger School of Business Spices Up Professional’s MBA Curriculum

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According to a press release, Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management has revised the curriculum for its Professional’s MBA program. The updated curriculum comes into effect in the upcoming fall semester.

Kathleen Getz, Ph.D., dean of the Sellinger School, said in a statement:

“Our curriculum revisions reflect the changing business environment and meet the needs of students and employers. We go beyond abstract business concepts to teach the functional skills our students need to be leaders of positive change in the workplace and in their community.”

Sellinger’s Professional’s MBA is a part-time MBA program designed for working individuals. Classes are offered at Loyola’s graduate centers in Timonium and Columbia. Changes to the curriculum include:

The Sellinger Professional’s MBA can be customized to match specific career goals: The school offers six different MBA specializations that are earned by selecting elective classes focusing on a specific area of study. Sellinger’s six MBA specializations are:

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