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Home>University of Cape Town GSB Launches Fresh Initiative: MBA News
University of Cape Town GSB Launches Fresh Initiative: MBA News
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The University of Cape Town Graduate Business School (GSB) has designed a new scheme that is aimed at providing its MBA students with hands-on experience of working within a running company.
Known as the Company Analysis Project (CAP), the course will allow MBA students to examine an organization’s key areas of strategic interest and interview its senior members. The MBA students, who will work in teams, are to then produce a report and presentation that outlines their main findings.
The focus of the MBA student reports is on asking key questions, making recommendations and identifying future opportunities that are hoped will serve as crucial feedback to the Cape Town companies involved.
Work of University of Cape Town MBA Students is Intended to be of Great Benefit to the Local Business Community
In this way the University of Cape Town, whose global reputation amongst MBA students as a leading business school continues to expand, is displaying a commitment to retaining strong ties within the business context of Africa.
The South African university are therefore now encouraging local businesses, be they small or large, profit or non-profit, government or hybrid, to sign up as field partners in the CAP over the next month and to take advantage of their MBA students’ expertise before they graduate.
University of Cape Town GSB Launches Fresh Initiative: MBA News
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Updated UpdatedThe University of Cape Town Graduate Business School (GSB) has designed a new scheme that is aimed at providing its MBA students with hands-on experience of working within a running company.
Known as the Company Analysis Project (CAP), the course will allow MBA students to examine an organization’s key areas of strategic interest and interview its senior members. The MBA students, who will work in teams, are to then produce a report and presentation that outlines their main findings.
The focus of the MBA student reports is on asking key questions, making recommendations and identifying future opportunities that are hoped will serve as crucial feedback to the Cape Town companies involved.
Work of University of Cape Town MBA Students is Intended to be of Great Benefit to the Local Business Community
In this way the University of Cape Town, whose global reputation amongst MBA students as a leading business school continues to expand, is displaying a commitment to retaining strong ties within the business context of Africa.
The South African university are therefore now encouraging local businesses, be they small or large, profit or non-profit, government or hybrid, to sign up as field partners in the CAP over the next month and to take advantage of their MBA students’ expertise before they graduate.
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