MSM and University of Suffolk deepen partnership

Maastricht School of Management and the University of Suffolk have launched an exciting collaborative Executive MBA degree, in terms of which participants will be able to study in three top international locations, Maastricht (Netherlands), Ipswich (UK) and Boston (USA).

(Main picture: Professor Richard Lister, Vice-Chancellor of Suffolk University, with MSM Dean Professor Wim Naudé during a recent meeting in Maastricht)

This partnership of one the oldest business schools in the Netherlands and one of the youngest Universities in the United Kingdom has resulted in the development of a unique MBA that combines solid business tradition and international accreditation with entrepreneurial energy and opportunity. The program is delivered entirely in English, and starts in October 2016.

For more about this path-breaking new Executive MBA see the article about it that was featured in the magazine Business Because at: http://www.businessbecause.com/news/emba/3988/maastricht-school-of-management-partners-with-university-campus-suffolk-on-executive-mba

To deepen and strengthen the academic and scientific bonds between the Netherlands and the UK, the Vice-Chancellor of Suffolk University, Professor Richard Lister brought a visit to MSM at the end of August.

MSM and the University of Suffolk plan to pool resources to develop an effective trans-national education partnership in business education, focusing on social and environmental sustainability and responsibility, particularly in a high-tech economic environment, where lifelong learning has become an imperative for economic competitiveness. This will include partnering to offer individually various management and entrepreneurship degrees, short programs and business events. Healthcare Management is one area in particular where the two institutions will bundle their networks and expertise. More information will be made available in due course.

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(Photo: the modern campus of the University of Suffolk on the Ipswich Harbour front)