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16 Jan 2007, 09:51
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I posted this in another forum, curious what you all think.
This is somewhat of a general question. What MBA programs are known for their multi-disciplined approach to teaching business management? I have read a little bit about Yale SOM's revisionary approach to teaching students to solve problems in areas that touch on finance and marketing, for example, as a single course. Thus, giving students a larger organizational perspective.
I think this is interesting. I can see the relevance, if done well in the program, I think this would be a big draw for me in selecting schools.
Does anyone know what top 25 programs consider this type of curriculum? Or, which schools are at the other end of the spectrum?
I apologize if this has been discussed. I couldnt find it through the search function.
This is somewhat of a general question. What MBA programs are known for their multi-disciplined approach to teaching business management? I have read a little bit about Yale SOM's revisionary approach to teaching students to solve problems in areas that touch on finance and marketing, for example, as a single course. Thus, giving students a larger organizational perspective.
I think this is interesting. I can see the relevance, if done well in the program, I think this would be a big draw for me in selecting schools.
Does anyone know what top 25 programs consider this type of curriculum? Or, which schools are at the other end of the spectrum?
I apologize if this has been discussed. I couldnt find it through the search function.
16 Jan 2007, 10:35
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It would be nice if there was some resource that listed all the top schools with a summary of their teaching model. For instance something like:
HBS - 100% case method
Yale SOM - Integrated blah blah blah...
Wharton - 50% case, 50% blah blah blah...
Looking at school's websites doesn't always clarify exactly what their teaching model is all about, a lot of schools seem to have lots of meaningless buzzwords that talk about their cutting-edge approach without ever telling you the nuts and bolts of the teaching model.
HBS - 100% case method
Yale SOM - Integrated blah blah blah...
Wharton - 50% case, 50% blah blah blah...
Looking at school's websites doesn't always clarify exactly what their teaching model is all about, a lot of schools seem to have lots of meaningless buzzwords that talk about their cutting-edge approach without ever telling you the nuts and bolts of the teaching model.
