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IPAG Business School
MBA in Digital Strategy Design & Transformation
- Paris, France
MBA
Full time
18 months
On-Campus
English
IPAG's specialised MBA is an international degree in Business Administration (Master of Business Administration). It is intended for 3-year or 4-year degree holders. Along students of all nationalities, you learn to manage teams and pilot projects ethically in a business environment increasingly impacted by digital and new technologies.
DeSales University
MBA - Self-Design
- Center Valley, USA
MBA
Blended
English
The DeSales MBA with a concentration in Self-Design lets you build the program that best meets your professional goals. You have a niche, a deep interest in a specific industry or a particular area within an industry... This is where the DeSales MBA with a concentration in Self Design helps you achieve your goals. It provides the highest level of graduate program customization, combining core business administration courses with discipline-specific coursework you align with faculty advising to give you the tools and knowledge you need for your ideal career--whatever you choose. The Capstone course provides you the opportunity to integrate what you've learned into a culminating activity.
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A Design degree program at the MBA level empowers you to blend creative vision with strategic thinking. You'll explore how design principles can drive business innovation and create impactful solutions in diverse industries.
Courses typically cover areas like strategic design management, branding, user experience design, and product development. You'll learn to analyze market trends, craft compelling design strategies, and apply design thinking methodologies to enhance business outcomes. This practical focus enables you to develop skills like creating design briefs, leading collaborative design projects, and utilizing design tools in a business context.
Students often build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, collaborating with peers from various backgrounds and disciplines. As you navigate entrepreneurial challenges, you’ll refine your ability to integrate design with business practices, allowing for a holistic approach to problem-solving. Graduates frequently pursue careers in roles such as design director, brand strategist, or product manager, where they leverage their unique skill set to contribute significantly to organizations across sectors.