Professor Farrokh Langdana, director of the Rutgers Executive MBA, stands with a delegation from Uzbekistan's Tashkent Graduate School of Business and Shen Yeniyurt, (second from right) Rutgers Business School's vice dean for Academic Programs.
Rutgers Helps Shape First Executive MBA Program in Uzbekistan
Senior faculty members from Tashkent's Graduate School of Business and Entrepreneurship are collaborating with Rutgers Business School leaders to establish Uzbekistan’s inaugural Executive MBA program. Rutgers Global has played a key role in facilitating the partnership.
This was a significant milestone in the ongoing relationship, benefiting both institutions and the economic partnership between the United States and Central Asia.
Supported by a competitive grant from the American Councils for International Education and funded by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent, this joint initiative merges Rutgers Business School's expertise and curriculum with local economic needs. Designed for working professionals, the planned hybrid program will focus on leadership, corporate finance, entrepreneurship, logistics, and supply chain management.
This EMBA program will promote faculty collaboration and knowledge exchange, cultivate regional economic growth, and strengthen global business education ties between the U.S. and Central Asia.
Read the original article by Kathryn Rosko in Rutgers Global News.
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