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About half the full-time students at Smurfit come from overseas, and 75% have worked outside their home country. In March, students spend a week in China or India meeting with alumni, business representatives, and political leaders. In the summer, students can choose to do an internship, take electives on campus, or study at either the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore or China Europe International Business School in Shanghai. About 35% of students choose to work outside their home country after graduation.
Small Classes
Classes are small, with an average of 40 students, and they are divided into learning teams of four or five people. Individual and team-based assignments form the backbone of the course through lectures, casework and projects.
Diversity
Our students come from diverse professional backgrounds, including accountants, actuaries, lawyers, doctors, marketing managers, IT programmers and engineers. We attract students from all over the world – almost 50% of our students come from overseas, while 75% have spent part of their career overseas – and the average age of a UCD full-time MBA student is 31 years
Triple Accreditation
UCD is one of only nine schools worldwide to hold the Triple Crown of Accreditations, the three major international business school accreditations, having been awarded AACSB accreditation from the US-based AACSB International, EQUIS accreditation from the Brussels-based EFMD, and AMBA Accreditation from the Association of MBAs.
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