Online MBA
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Program Overview whilst possessing pristine credentials, have based upon on their teaching skills, class prepa-
tremendous real world experience and knowl- ration and ability to motivate students to learn
Kindly define Keiser university’s mBA edge behind them. and develop rather than the number of journal
value proposition? Keiser University’s entire articles or books they have written.
curriculum and all of the faculty are driven by Some schools prefer to use senior faculty
a hands on, real world approach to the envi- members when teaching courses. is this The quality and background of the profes-
ronment, rather than just merely inhabiting something that you advocate at Keiser uni- sors charged with teaching and motivating
a theoretical space. Accordingly, our MBA is versity? We do not use the term senior fac- Keiser university’s students is clearly very
designed to imbue our students with a sense ulty. We hire a fulltime faculty and most of the important. however, what sets Keiser uni-
of the real world, more so than the standard people teaching the MBA are full time employ- versity’s faculty apart from other schools?
MBA technical program taught by a tenured ees who not only have a strong academic back- As I mentioned earlier, our faculty is student-
faculty without industry experience. The fac- ground, but equally important, a really strong focused. We expect them to be fully focused on
ulty we employ are selected from people who, business background. Our faculty is evaluated their curriculum, teaching and delivering it with
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