The Curriculum Traditional bookwork and assignments are combined with woven group case studies and individual workplace projects to provide the best modern learning methodology. Woven case studies mean that the same company is used as a subject in each seminar. At the end of the program, we take a case study trip to visit this company. Individual workplace projects provide the experiential component to the seminar, allowing the student to practice the concepts covered within the context of their own job. At the end of the 36-credit MBA, the cohort of students travels to the headquarters of the case study company.
Students meet the people who are making business happen on an international scale.
Students are encouraged to bring their spouses and forge friendships with their classmates. In December of 2000, the University Curriculum Committee unanimously approved the academic program. In February of 2001, the official marketing campaign began. The Norwich University MBA Online Program officially opened its doors in February. Interest in the program has been acute, even before the official start of the marketing campaign.