... connects theory and practice. The lectures are interactive and offer opportunities for close interchange among faculty and students from a variety of professional backgrounds. Class discussions and projects focus on real-world examples, with an emphasis on immediate application to the workplace. We develop students' abilities to distinguish what is important from what is unimportant and to solve problems.
... are an integral part of the program. They give students an opportunity to work with participants from different industries, educational backgrounds and countries, to learn from each other, and to develop leadership skills. Study teams meet regularly outside of class to review lectures, prepare class assignments, and work on projects. This team experience is expanded during the Rochester summer, when European teams are paired with American teams for study.
... is monitored closely through homework, case studies, exams, and team projects. All the assignments connect the knowledge acquired in class to practical application. Students are graded in each class according to the U.S. grading system. No dissertation or thesis is required for the degree, but students must complete the international capstone project successfully.
... enables students to focus on their learning and networking activities. Program management is always available to discuss problems and offer help. The program team gives every kind of assistance needed on class days and takes care of all logistics such as ordering books, preparing folders, making hotel and restaurant reservations.
