East
Carolina University
School of Business
- MBA program: options are available in health care management, apparel and textile management, hospitality management, and development and environmental planning.
- MSA program.
- With the increasing globalization of business, International experience is important. East Carolina University's MBA Program offers you several opportunities for study abroad through exchanges. Courses are taught in English, except at ESCE, and with prior approval may count toward MBA required courses as electives, making no additional terms required. Tuition and fees are the same as ECU's, although housing and transportation are additional expenses. Rivers Grants, awarded on a competitive basis, are available to fund transportation costs. We presently have agreements with the following schools and are working to develop several others:
- Groupe Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Rennes, Rennes, France
- Groupe Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Tours, Tours, France
- Ecole Superieure de Commerce Exterieur, Paris, France
- Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- In 1994-95, we offered approximately sixty graduate assistantships. If selected, you can earn between $2,600 and $5,200 per year working ten to twenty hours each week assisting professors in research or working with undergraduates in the computer labs.
- Public service programs, executive development programs, and continuing education courses are offered annually on various topics. Professional Programs' site has all the information. Most of our programs are held in the BB&T Center for Leadership Development. Take a LOOK.
- Established in 1989, the Office of Professional Programs provides an ongoing exchange of information on current topics to the regional business, government, and public communities. We can provide you or your business with important knowledge that often means the difference between success and failure. Give me an E-mail or phone call and let's get started! Through the Bureau of Business Research, expert faculty assist local businesses and municipal governments with vital research and/or specialized training. The Center for Economic Education director works with primary and secondary educators to incorporate economics into school curricula. New and creative approaches make learning economics fun. The Small Business Institute, privately funded by the School of Business and private business, provides limited management counseling for small firms. Student teams and the director work as advisors for small businesses.
Of more than 800 universities in the United States offering graduate degrees in business, approximately 280 are accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business. Our graduate program, accredited in 1974, was the second of the nine graduate business programs accredited in North Carolina. We are one of approximately 110 graduate business schools that belong to the Graduate Management Admissions Council.
We are committed to quality teaching. A blend of teaching mediums, including lectures, discussions, computer simulations, team projects, cases, and independent research, is used to develop technical competence, critical thinking, and human relations skills. You will receive personalized attention from experienced professors, not teaching assistants. Average class size is twenty-six.
Faculty backgrounds are diverse and cosmopolitan and include extensive business, consulting, teaching, and research experience. Our faculty hold graduate degrees from nationally ranked universities such as Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Indiana, North Carolina, Virginia, Wharton, Arizona State, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Texas A&M;, and Wisconsin.
Approximately on-half of our MBA's work full time for major organizations. You will be in class and work with practicing managers on projects that will enhance your learning and networking opportunities. Eastern North Carolina is home to scores of major corporations, including Burroughs Wellcome, Centura Bank, DuPont, Firestone, Frigidaire, Proctor & Gamble, Sara Lee, and TRW. You will have the opportunity to study with international MBA students and with students in our master of science in accounting (MSA) program.
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Donald B. Boldt
East Carolina University - School of Business
3203 General Classroom Building
Greenville, North Carolina 27858-4353
U.S.A.
Telephone: 919-328-6970
Fax: 919-328-6664
E-mail: sbboldt@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu
East Carolina University Home Page
http://www.business.ecu.edu
Student Programs
Degree Programs:
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International Internship Opportunities:
Admissions Contact:
Donald B. Boldt
East Carolina University - School of Business
Fill in and submit the admission form available on the ECU Web page.
Faculty Programs
Not much in international faculty programs but very interested in developing some.
Services for Business
Continuing Education Programs:
Opportunities for Consulting Assistance:
Business Services' Contact:
Jeffrey S. Allen
Associate Dean for External Affairs
E-mail : sballen@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu
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