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Imagine
the challenge of eighteen intensive months working with highly motivated
colleagues, knowledgeable world-class faculty, and experienced field
partners. Imagine researching, planning and building an enterprise
that will have a significant business impact and make the world a better
place. It will be intense, it will be challenging, it will be
frustrating, and it will be rewarding. The GSSE is definitely not
for everyone, and it is certainly not your average MBA or graduate
program.
Comprehensive Design
The GSSE Masters of Science in Business Administration is designed to
provide a foundation in business principles, building your ability to
apply them to the great social and environmental problems of our time. For the GSSE
degree, each course has been specifically designed to emphasize
an entrepreneurial approach, developing world markets, and both
for-profit and non profit organizations. You will take core courses in
traditional areas such as marketing, management, accounting and
finance, as well as cross disciplinary courses, such as social
entrepreneurship, and topical seminars in microfinance and ecological
perspectives for business.
Students
Each year, the CSU Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise (GSSE)
program will bring together an entering class of 25 students from around
the world, with a 50/50 split of U.S. and
international students. You will continue with this same
close-knit group of 25 students for the entire program. Because of the
international make-up of the GSSE student group and the diverse skill
sets (e.g.: engineering, business management, not-for-profit economic
development, etc.) You will learn as much from each other as from our
faculty.
Project and Field Experience
An essential component of your experience at CSU will be a team-based
project, including summer field work, most likely in a developing
country. From your first semester through graduation, you will be
working to develop enterprises that address real world problems. Some
of the project ideas will come from you and your colleagues, while others will
come from concepts identified by our GSSE partner
organizations.
Partnerships
A distinguishing strength of the GSSE program is its partnerships with
leading international organizations. Our project partners work in areas
such as environmental conservation, microfinance, public health,
alternative energy and agriculture. These partners will play a key role
in the program: helping identify projects for your student teams,
mentoring teams, supervising your field work and advising on your final
project work. In return, they will benefit from interacting with our
students and faculty, receiving significant assistance on projects, and
having a pipeline of graduates from which to recruit. |
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