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The Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree is an internationally recognised qualification which is considered to be a passport to a successful management career.
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CHOOSING TO STUDY for a MBA is an important decision and selecting the right programme is crucial. Queen’s was one of the first universities in the UK to offer the MBA degree, with the initial cohort of students graduating almost 40 years ago. Queen’s University Management School has consistently been ranked in the top UK Business Schools. Currently the school offers a two-year, part-time executive MBA programme, aimed at upper level, middle managers seeking to progress further. It is designed to be intellectually stimulating and challenging and the application of theory in practice is an essential element of the course. Both personal and professional development is emphasised. For example, in first year students attend a three-day development session focusing on enhancing their leadership capabilities. In the second year, students participate in a study trip abroad, which aims to expose them to international perspectives on the study and practice of management. The Queen’s MBA is non-sector specific so that students, who come from various functional and organisational contexts, can benefit from the diverse perspectives, knowledge and experience of their peer group. It is also exclusively post-experience, with students normally bringing a considerable body of postgraduate employment knowledge and practice with them. A further feature is that the numbers admitted onto the programme are kept small to enhance peer learning and to allow productive relationships to develop within the student body and between students and staff.
Graduating with a MBA will not only accelerate
an executive’s career progression but will also widen their opportunities. For instance, some of our graduates have advanced their careers by moving from specialist to generalist posts, whilst others have gained promotion. Consequently, many of our graduates are in senior positions in industry, commerce and the voluntary sector both in Northern Ireland and elsewhere. Further, MBA graduates have established an Alumni Association which provides an opportunity to build upon relationships formed during the programme and to develop a robust professional network throughout all sectors of the Northern Ireland economy and beyond. While the MBA is an intensive programme of
study requiring time and commitment, we are confident that the two years spent at Queen’s University Belfast will provide an interesting, enjoyable and profitable experience. Further information on the Queen’s Executive
MBA and other executive education provision is available at
www.qub.ac.uk/mgt/execed
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In business for over 30 years, the Rochford Brady Group offers unrivalled value for money, expertise, convenience, and diverse services. Ireland’s most progressive provider of company information and ancillary legal services delivers a bespoke experience lauded for its accuracy, efficiency and security.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1980, Rochford Brady has become Ireland’s leading and most trusted Legal Service Provider. The company’s consistency and commitment to continuous improvement has been recognised by the International Standards Organisation, who awarded Rochford Brady the ISO 9002, marking it as the only firm in its field to have attained such a standard. Everyday, more solicitors and financial services trust Rochford Brady to get the job done than all of our competitors combined. With over 40 full-time staff, each an expert in their area and an industry-leading Indemnity of e7.5 million per case, we strive to provide an unbeatable service. This year promises to be an exciting milestone for Rochford Brady, with plans to further develop and enhance our Company Information Direct service through streamlining requirements, adapting to client feedback and leading the way toward a new era in the provision of ancillary legal services.
COMPANY INFORMATION DIRECT (WWW.CID.IE) Convenience:
• On average, clients save 30 per cent when using
CID.ie instead of the CRO. • Wide portfolio of services including Company/Director/International searches, Company Monitoring and Credit Reports offered. • Subscribers can access free general information on all limited companies, including free lists of documents filed. • Various payment options available, in addition to a wide range of formats to receive instant information (PDF, TIFF).
Consistent:
• Qualified and experienced staff represent your interest at every step of your customer experience and provide a hands-on approach to client queries. • Our innovative Watch List will notify users of FREE daily alerts of your selected companies e.g. strike-offs, liquidations or new filings. • Your personalised Watch List can grow to feature unlimited businesses and alerts, all free of charge.
Covered:
• CID features an industry-leading Indemnity of e7.5 million per case, an acknowledgement of our trust in our data, and a safety net for our clients. • Easy monitoring of all your costs through the admin section of your account, providing full traceability of all searches and downloads.
COMPANY FORMATIONS
Recently CID launched a special offer for our full, personalised Company Formations Service. For only e199 ex vat, the Rochford Brady Group will handle the legal work for your new limited company through every step of the process. Call us today on (01) 453 2222 to avail of our full offer including: • Certificate of Incorporation • Company Seal • 5-day turnaround • Combined Company Register & Minute Book • 3 bound copies of Memorandum of Association.
InBusiness May 10 73
Dr Claire Leitch, Director of Postgraduate Education.
Dr Frances Hill MBA Programme Director.
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