The last month saw the announcement of appointments of new deans and newcomers to the MBA admission teams at Johnson, Wharton, University of Wyoming and Texas A&M, UT McCombs, Santa Clara University, St. Cloud State University and Washington State University.
The University of Colorado Boulder's Leeds College of Business expands its two-year part-time evening MBA program to Parker, CO
The Los Angeles Loyolan reports that Loyola Marymount University has reviewed its MBA degree to offer a new version of the program commencing in Fall 2015.
Indiana University South Bend's Leighton School of Business & Economics will offer a new version of its part-time MBA starting in Fall 2015.
Louisiana State University's Ourso College of Business will launch an MBA specialization in energy industry as well as an energy studies minor.
Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management and Queen's School of Business in Ontario, Canada have renamed their dual MBA degree program for executives.
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management will no longer teach its Executive MBA program in German and will change the language of instruction to English starting in September 2015.
On February 19, the Graziadio School of Business at Pepperdine University held a Ribbon Cutting Event to inaugurate a new campus in Silicon Valley.
New York University's Stern School of Business will offer the possibility for individuals who want to gain knowledge in a particular area to earn certificates.
The University of Wyoming expands its MBA offerings with a dual MBA degree with Hochschule Pforzheim in southwest Germany and an online MBA with an energy concentration.