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Executive MBA in Utility Management
- Organisation:
- University of Fribourg - iimt
- Typ:
- Full-/Part-time
- Certificate:
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Duration:
- flexibel
- City, country:
- Fribourg, Bern area, Switzerland
Programme
The iimt Executive MBA in Utility Management is designed in a series of 30 modules, with 10 subject areas and 3 modules in each subject area. The Executive MBA can be achieved in 1 up to 3 years and the length of studies can be flexibly chosen by the participant.
The Executive MBA in Utility Management represents 600 course hours and requires passing all three modules for each of the subject areas, as well as the acceptance of the EMBA project, which is estimated to take approximately 150 hours of work. This Executive MBA in Utility Management is aimed at graduates with at least three years’ professional experience in the field of utility. Candidates should have a degree from a recognised University or University of Applied Sciences. Successful candidates can write the following academic title after their names “Executive MBA in Utility Management” after having received the internationally recognised Executive Master of Business Administration in Utility Management of the University of Fribourg.
Prof. Dr. Stephanie Teufel
Director
Director
Target audience
The iimt‘s Executive Specialised Courses are open to all executive managers active in the world of utility. While some executives may not wish to embark on a full Executive MBA or Executive Diploma Programme, these courses offer an opportunity for part-time students to extend their knowledge in one or more of the iimt‘s subject areas. The courses can be taken in any of the subject areas, covering three modules, starting with module one. Students who successfully complete a course in any of the subject areas are awarded by an iimt certificate, which may be recognised should a participant wish to register for the Executive MBA at a later date.
Aims
iimt Executive Programmes are designed to enable the parallel pursuit of professional activity and studies. This scheme of study presents immediate practical benefits to business as well as superior prospects for individual development. It offers a flexible design of study schedules with full-time or part-time study, or a mixture of both. This avoids clashes with the course participants’ professional activities.
Emphasis/Curriculum
The Executive Programmes are designed as a series of modules; there are ten subject areas with three modules in each subject, each module covering a level of increasing difficulty. The Executive Programmes are intended for managers with demanding schedules. To ensure that they can pursue their professional activities alongside their studies, the programmes are organised in weekly blocks (Monday to Saturday). Each block consists of two modules covering two different subject areas at the same level. Half of the class time is devoted to the acquisition of new knowledge in the subject area concerned; the remaining time is allocated to practical work and case studies in Utility Management. This high rate of flexibility allows candidates to choose the length of time they need for the courses, according to their individual needs and situation. The Executive MBA (15 course weeks) can be completed part-time (2 or 3 years) or full-time (1 year). The Executive Diploma (10 course weeks) can be completed part-time (2 years) or full-time (1 year).
Structure
- Strategy & Innovation Management
- Marketing Management
- Organisational Behaviour & Human Resources Management
- Management Accounting & Control
- Managerial Finance
- National & International Economics
- Law & Business Ethics for Utility Management
- Process- & Excellence Management
- Information Management & Decision Support
- Utility Technology
Practical relevance
- The extensive network of approximately 80 professors and leading utility specialists from Universities (60%) and industry (40%) worldwide offers course participants the most advanced training available in the field.
- Our participants represent the top world players in the field of utility.
- Class content systematically emphasises the global features of modern utility.
Admission/Entrance requirements
- Total fees approx.
- CHF 42.000
This Executive MBA in Utility Management is aimed at graduates with at least three years’ professional experience in the field of utility. Candidates should have a degree from a recognised University or University of Applied Sciences. Successful candidates can write the following academic title after their names “Executive MBA in Utility Management” after having received the internationally recognised Executive Master of Business Administration in Utility Management of the University of Fribourg.
Languages
| Language(s) of instruction: | English |
| Going abroad: | possible |
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Organisation
The University of Fribourg, which was founded in 1889, is the only completely bilingual university in the whole of Europe. Both the city of Fribourg and the University represent a meeting place of two different cultures: French and German. Building upon this cultural diversity, in December 1995, the University of Fribourg established the international institute of management in technology (iimt). The iimt, which is part of the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, offers the only executive training programmes in Europe with a specific focus on Utility and ICT Management. The Institute has a wide network of contacts in over 30 universities and other renowned institutes in Switzerland and internationally.
The iimt, supported by its partners and promoters and with its active participation in Utility organisations, provides quality training on an international level. Its programmes combine the most recent theoretical management concepts with practical understanding of international Utility, giving insights into widely different cultures and attitudes and enabling conditions in other Utility markets to be understood and evaluated. In addition to developing senior management, the iimt offers a wider range of staff further training related to their own specialised fields. For this purpose, the programmes have been designed on a modular basis, with a number of innovative features.
Course guidance
- Kirstin Stadelmann
- +41 26 300 84 36
- kirstin.stadelmann@unifr.ch
Contact
University of Fribourg - iimt
- Phone:
- +41 26 300 84 30
- Fax:
- +41 26 300 97 94
- E-Mail:
- iimt@unifr.ch
- Web:
- Link to the organisation