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University of Rochester-Bern

Canton
Bern
Official Name
University of Rochester-Bern
2nd Name
The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA Program
Nickname
Rochester-Bern University
Motto
«We’ll change the way you think.»
Acronym
Rochester-Bern
Campus
 Bern
Location
Canton of Berne, Switzerland
Established
1 January 1995
Intl. Students
YES- (International Students)
Students
>50
Postgraduates
>50
Recognition
U+ + alt
Type
Private University
Director
Prof. Dr. Claudio Loderer
Dean
Prof. Dr. Mark Zupan
Faculties
  • Business (BBA/MBA...)
  • MBA
Language
Study Languages:
  • English
Scholarship
NO (Financial Aids / Scholarships)
Degrees
  • Master's Degree (1-4 years)
  • Executive MBA
Address
Engehaldenstrasse 4, Bern, 3012, Bern, Switzerland
Telephone
 +41 (0) 31 631 34 77
Fax
 +41 (0) 31 631 34 77
Ranking
Not Reported (World University Rankings)
Distance Edu
No (Distance Learning)
U Exchange
Yes- (Exchange Programs)
Dual degree
YES
Partners
The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA is offered by the Simon Graduate School of Business at the University of Rochester in collaboration with the Institut für Finanzmanagement of the University of Bern
Affiliations
Not Reported
Accreditation
  • Federal Office for Professional Education and Technology (OPET)
  • ----Please contact us if you have any other recognized accreditation associations----
Membership
Not Reported
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Website Title
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Description
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Presentation
The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA program combines the experience of established institutions at two universities in two countries. It was founded in 1995 and continuously adapted to the needs of its customers. The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA is offered by the Simon Graduate School of Business at the University of Rochester in collaboration with the Institut für Finanzmanagement of the Universität Bern. It is run through a foundation and is financially self-supporting.
  • Simon Graduate School of Business, University of Rochester
The University of Rochester, an independent, privately endowed and managed university founded in 1850, is among the leading private institutions of higher learning in the United States. Rochester faculty and alumni have included 8 Nobel Prize winners and 12 Pulitzer Prize winners. The Simon School is one of the seven schools that make up the University of Rochester. Financial Times ranks it number 2 in the world of finance, number 5 for managerial economics (FT ranking 2009). The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA program, as part of the Simon School, carries with it the reputation of one of the world's top 50 graduate business schools. It has been fully accredited by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) International since 1966.
  • Institut für Finanzmanagement (IFM), Universität Bern
The Universität Bern was founded in 1834 and is one of ten universities in Switzerland. It consists of eight faculties. The Institut für Finanzmanagement (IFM) is part of the management faculty. The IFM focuses on teaching, research, and consulting in corporate finance, corporate governance, risk management, performance measurement, and behavioral finance. The role of the IFM in the program is to provide logistical support and backoffice services.
  • Foundation
The Rochester-Bern Executive MBA program was started in 1995. It is run through a foundation and is financially self-supporting. Foundation board members are business leaders or academics; they do not have any financial stake in the program. The foundation's activities are monitored by an advisory board of alumni that provides guidance and support.