Olin Business School Launches New Website Focusing On The MBA, Executive Education
Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis, announces the launch of its new website. The website update provides prospective students, alumni, recruiters and the business of providing detailed information about programs, Olin access to resources and services, as well as numerous video open-label, experience Olin in life.
“The new site shows the 12 degree and diploma programs without. Configurations busiest needs leadership,” said Olin School of Business Dean Mahendra Gupta. “Our exceptional faculty, staff and students at Olin Business School makes a major business schools in the country, and our new website is a step in the realization of our web presence on the same plane.”
Olin Business Administration offers a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Full-time MBA, Professional MBA, Executive MBA (EMBA), Master of Science in Finance, Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MS / MCS) Master Accounting (AMIS) and a doctorate in business. In addition to St. Louis, Mo campus, the leadership of the MBA program in China in partnership with the School of Management at Fudan University in Shanghai.
In addition to providing detailed information on degree programs Olin, a new Web site shows the remarkable opportunities and research at the Olin Business School. This section of the site includes video, teacher profiles, full Ohlin expenditure on research and analysis of information on our world-class research centers.
Finally, a new Web site offers exclusive area for our educational programs. Olin Program “Financial Times” as a leader in developing innovative and specialized training courses mentioned, from MBA to executive seminars. Customized training experience of business, are also available, is structured in such a way that helps organizations maintain a high capacity and cope.
“A certain amount of Olin Business School is a quality education to some of the outstanding progress the more experienced teachers are competent in the world,” said Dean Gupta. “In today’s economy, believing that our graduates a competitive advantage.”
