In addition, their communication skills are superb. They're able to cogently present business cases for the deployment of technology into strategic projects. After I graduated, I was granted copious options. The program takes in 40 to 45 students out of roughly 100 applicants each year. Fifteen faculty members teach courses such as Innovating Strategies in High-Tech Environments, Analytical Models and Methods for Managerial Applications, Strategies for Companies in Crisis and Strategic Management of Supply Chains.
All students work while enrolled in the courses.
Classes are held at night and on one Saturday, every other week. The majority of enrollees are career engineers and computer scientists who already hold jobs in management or have postgraduate degrees, and there's a waiting list to get in. All applicants are required to have a personal interview with Klepper. The school boasts leading programs in many areas, but technology, entrepreneurship and globalization represent three areas of special strength. In addition, they take a set of courses in the design, construction and control of information, information strategy and new business models.