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The MBA with a PLUS at Canada's Global Business School
A graduate business program with an international focus and the ability to specialize in a wide range of areas, plus, Language and Regional Specialization; CEO speaker series; Work and Study Terms abroad; Real world international strategy field study.
**Winner of the 1998 Scotiabank AUCC Award for International Curriculum**
IMBA Graduates possess International work experience; Fluency in two or more languages; In-depth knowledge of at least 2 regions of the world; Expertise in at least one of the basic business areas; An international network of over 400 alumni in 30 countries.
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IMBA Program · Descripción en inglés
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Building a career in international business will require having the knowledge to think globally and the skills and experience to act locally. It will be necessary to look beyond national borders for new markets and resources. This kind of cross-national thinking will require an understanding of international finance, strategy and other business functions, as well as specialized knowledge of regions and the individual countries within them.
International adaptability will be needed to carry on business overseas, regardless of the country. To prepare for work in Canada and abroad, the IMBA offers a balanced program of formal study and first-hand, real-world experience. Up to 60 International MBA students are admitted each September to the program.