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Henley Business School - measuring the credentials

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cpramodh Joined: 30 May 2012 Posts: 15	Henley Business School - measuring the credentials Mon Aug 06, 2012 08:37 AM Thanks for the insight Duncan . The current MBA is also of 1 year duration . As you told, since the current curriculum is traditional in format, does it divoid from project based activities ? And, how do you feel that the market looks at the current cohort ? Thanks, Pramodh
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JK Duncan Joined: 18 Apr 2011 Posts: 3633	Henley Business School - measuring the credentials Mon Aug 06, 2012 12:34 PM Yes, the Reading MBA is very different. AT Greenlands, the students had two or three days a month of workshop-style executive courses and then the bulk of the time was on projects. At Reading, it will be the classic format of lectures and study group work on most days. I'm not sure how the market will be for either the 2012 cohort, from the old programme, or the new one. It's challenging. I guess the new cohort will have lower salary expectations and will find it easier.
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Mamit Joined: 12 Dec 2010 Posts: 417	Henley Business School - measuring the credentials Sun Aug 19, 2012 10:59 AM Yes, the Reading MBA is very different. AT Greenlands, the students had two or three days a month of workshop-style executive courses and then the bulk of the time was on projects. At Reading, it will be the classic format of lectures and study group work on most days. I'm not sure how the market will be for either the 2012 cohort, from the old programme, or the new one. It's challenging. I guess the new cohort will have lower salary expectations and will find it easier. I Guess so. Since they have reduced the entry requirements , I think the course will also be relaxed in order to candidates with just 3 years of work exp. Mamit
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