Students in NBCC’s International Business Management program joined Ann Drennan, NBCC Vice-President Academic and Research (left) and Dr. Petra Hauf, UNB Vice-President Saint John, for the signing of a new pathway agreement to UNB’s MBA program. (Photo: Submitted)
A new partnership is making it easier for business students to obtain a master’s degree.
NBCC and UNB have signed a memorandum of understanding which allows international business management graduates to be considered for entry to the MBA program.
“This MOU will further diversify our campus’ MBA program by admitting NBCC students who have completed the post-graduate program and meet eligibility requirements,” said Dr. Petra Hauf, vice-president Saint John.
According to the release, students will require a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher, with three years consecutive full time relevant work experience.
“By partnering with other post-secondary institutions like UNB, NBCC is pleased to provide our graduates with options for continuing education,” said Ann Drennan, vice-president academic and research at NBCC.
Graduates are also required to meet English language requirements to be considered for the program.
The first intake of students may be in the fall.
