The University of Stellenbosch Business School and the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) have co-designed an MBA with specialist modules in the management of international organizations.
The MBA MIO stream, therefore, equips managers and leaders with the tools, theories, and frameworks to lead successfully in a complex global environment.
The programme allows insight into organizations, such as the United Nations,
which play a fundamental role in shaping international business, policies, development, and society.
Location:
South AfricaBenefits
- The programme benefits from UNSSC’s experience and network of senior UN leaders contributing to the delivery of the modules and serving as research supervisors
- The modules and electives focused on Managing International Organisations are offered during the second year of enrollment in the Blended Learning format
- The knowledge and skills to lead in a complex global environment
- Leadership and decision-making in international organizations
- International sources of financing for development
Eligibilities
- Managers from the private sector who want to work for international development organizations
- Managers who want to first track their careers in international development organization
- Professional who want to transition to working in a multinational for-profit organization
- UN staff who want to enhance their managerial strength within an international organization, development agency or, especially, the UN system
Application Process
Apply online through the given link
Application Deadline: October 31, 2017
Application ClosedOfficial linkFor Further Queries
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