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15 Jul 2008, 17:46
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I don't really know about that, but here is one interesting program at the Ashridge Business School:
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The Ashridge Masters in Organisation Consulting is a two-year part-time MSc programme developed by practising consultants to specifically address the unique challenges faced by consulting practitioners in increasingly complex and uncertain environments.
Now in its 10th year, AMOC provides a reputable qualification that enables consultants, change agents and facilitators the opportunity to learn new ways of consulting. Accessing the latest research in the field, combined with the experience of faculty and participants, AMOC synthesises practical approaches with theoretical insight.
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Better yet, check out www.ashridge.org.uk
Hope that helps!
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The Ashridge Masters in Organisation Consulting is a two-year part-time MSc programme developed by practising consultants to specifically address the unique challenges faced by consulting practitioners in increasingly complex and uncertain environments.
Now in its 10th year, AMOC provides a reputable qualification that enables consultants, change agents and facilitators the opportunity to learn new ways of consulting. Accessing the latest research in the field, combined with the experience of faculty and participants, AMOC synthesises practical approaches with theoretical insight.
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Better yet, check out www.ashridge.org.uk
Hope that helps!
15 Jul 2008, 18:02
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Hi,
Since there is practically no school that offers a master's degree in consulting (aside from my other post, which is Ashridge Business School - but it's designed for employed consultants, it's a part-time program), I suggest that, if you don't want an MBA, take up an M.S. in Operations Management. That's the nearest you can get to consulting..
I suggest the University of Rochester (Simon Graduate School of Business). They offer an MS in Business Administration - concentration in Service Management:
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Concentration in Manufacturing Management or Service Management:
This M.S. degree with a concentration in Manufacturing Management or Service Management provides management training for individuals who wish to pursue a career in operations. The program can help operations managers and industrial or manufacturing engineers gain further expertise in operations management and stay current with the most recent developments in the field. Upon graduation, students who concentrate in Manufacturing Management are prepared to engage in a career managing the manufacturing function, as well as those supporting it in finance, accounting and marketing. Students who study Service Management are ready to pursue careers with line responsibilities or consulting, as well as in service-oriented industries such as finance and retailing.
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Since there is practically no school that offers a master's degree in consulting (aside from my other post, which is Ashridge Business School - but it's designed for employed consultants, it's a part-time program), I suggest that, if you don't want an MBA, take up an M.S. in Operations Management. That's the nearest you can get to consulting..
I suggest the University of Rochester (Simon Graduate School of Business). They offer an MS in Business Administration - concentration in Service Management:
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Concentration in Manufacturing Management or Service Management:
This M.S. degree with a concentration in Manufacturing Management or Service Management provides management training for individuals who wish to pursue a career in operations. The program can help operations managers and industrial or manufacturing engineers gain further expertise in operations management and stay current with the most recent developments in the field. Upon graduation, students who concentrate in Manufacturing Management are prepared to engage in a career managing the manufacturing function, as well as those supporting it in finance, accounting and marketing. Students who study Service Management are ready to pursue careers with line responsibilities or consulting, as well as in service-oriented industries such as finance and retailing.
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