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Flexibility the key to making the MBA work
By Nicola Aitken - Posted on May 23, 2019
You can still do an MBA if you have lots of home and work commitments - Strathclyde's flexible MBA can offer the ideal solution, says flexible learner Nicola Aitken.I joined my husband's family timber business Gilmour & Aitken in 2015 after ...
Group projects: Confessions of a convert
By Cynthia Halatyn - Posted on May 15, 2019
Memories of group work at school meant full time Strathclyde MBA student Cynthia Halatyn wasn’t looking forward to MBA group work but here she explains why she is now a convert to working in a group.The phrase “group project” still gives me ...
Meeting and greeting: my top 6 MBA networking tips
By Cynthia Halatyn - Posted on May 9, 2019
Networking can be an important part of an academic experience and can be especially important on an MBA programme. Here, full time MBA student Cynthia Halatyn shares her tips on getting the most out of it.If you’re on an MBA course, you should be ...
Why I chose a UK MBA programme
By Cynthia Halatyn - Posted on May 8, 2019
Despite having so many MBAs on her doorstep, MBA student Cynthia Halatyn chose to up sticks and move to Scotland to study. Here she explains some of her reasons.When I began my MBA I was asked a lot by my fellow students about why as an American ...
Part time study leads to full time rewards
By Siobhan Burns - Posted on May 2, 2019
Fitting studying around life and work can be tricky but MSc in Human Resource Management graduate Siobhan Burns explains how doing the programme via part time study benefited her in many ways.I joined the NHS after graduating with my undergraduate ...
