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INSTITUTION:

Cork University Business School (CUBS)
Accredited
Country: Ireland
City: Cork
Course: Executive MBA
Qualification: MBA
Duration: 24 months
Delivery Mode: Part Time
About the School

Cork University Business School (CUBS) is one Ireland’s largest business school producing 1,000 graduates annually, from a cohort of almost 4,000 students. The school sits within the College of Business and Law, one of four Colleges at University College Cork (UCC), with a tradition in business education dating back over a century. Our goal is to deliver high quality, research-led education, achieved through creating a stimulating, critical, and creative learning environment. CUBS is double accredited and UCC is ranked in the top 2% of Universities worldwide.

Our vision builds on UCC’s recognised leadership in putting sustainability at the heart of the enterprise by advancing knowledge through cutting edge research and nurturing conscientious leaders who strive to build successful organisations that contribute to individual, societal and environmental wellbeing. This strategic vision is underpinned by research in CUBS that can be connected to the principles of People, Planet, Innovation and Profit. Our focus is on positively shaping the world in which we live to serve future generations and power the future of business and society in a responsible manner, through the values and skills we seek to impart on our students.

About the course
Cork University Business School (CUBS)
The UCC CUBS Executive MBA allows students to develop an appreciation of how all aspects of an organisation interconnect, and an appreciation of the role each organisational function plays in delivering on goals and strategies.
The programme covers a multitude of areas including Ethics and Sustainability, Human Resources, Financial Analysis and Investment, Digital Transformation and Strategy.
A key component of the programme is The Leadership Development Framework which runs through the full two years of the Executive MBA. It allows each student to explore their own innate preferences in key personal leadership areas.
Through workshops and self-reflection our students analyse the contextual nature of leadership, while understanding their own approach to leadership and gaining an appreciation of their leadership development journey.