The Open School of Management is a post-secondary, non-tertiary business education institution with branches in Berlin and New York City.
| Open School of Management | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Type | Business education, Distance education |
| Number of students | ~1,200 (2015) |
| Website | http://www.openschoolofmanagement.com |
Certificate in Management edit
The school offers a distance and online program in management with a recommended duration of one year which can be extended to two years. The course leads to a Certificate in Management according to ISCED Level 4.[1]
The course is authorized by the ZFU, the German state central agency for distance education.[2]
Curriculum edit
The curriculum is customizable and can be personalized by selecting course modules based on the student's prior knowledge and professional objectives.
The course offers modules in the following areas: general management, organization, human resource management, marketing, special areas of management, management theories, and case studies in different industries.[3]
Notable Module Autors edit
Many professors and lecturers teach at internationally recognized schools that rank among the best universities in the world. This includes for example (alphabetically): ESCP Europe, Harvard Business School, HEC Paris, Cambridge Judge Business School, MIT Sloan, NUS Business School, Rotterdam School of Management, Saïd Business School, Wharton School, etc.[4]
- Joshua Ackerman, MIT Sloan, Consumer Behavior
- Roberto Garcia-Castro, IESE Business School, Business Ethics
- Mauro Guillén, Wharton School, International Management
- Francesca Gino, Harvard Business School, Human Relations and Behavioral Theory
- Bertrand Moingeon, HEC Paris, Organizational Learning
- Jochen Menges, WHU, Leadership
- Jeffrey Pfeffer, Stanford University, Path Dependence Theory
External links edit
References edit
- ^ Certificate in Management Program Overview
- ^ ZFU authorization
- ^ Curriculum
- ^ "Staff". Archived from the original on 2016-02-22. Retrieved 2016-02-15.