Cincinnati Enquirer: UC To Offer New MBA Program
The new MBA ACCEND program at the University of Cincinnati College of Business will allow students to earn a bachelors in their chosen field and a masters degree in business administration in a five-year period. This multi-discipline program will provide opportunities for students across campus to work together on projects from outside clients.
By leveraging UCs strengths, including the co-op program and nationally ranked programs in design, criminal justice, engineering and music, David Szymanski, Dean of the UC College of Business hopes to bring students together and create new solutions.
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