Wharton Has New Curriculum With Free Executive Courses
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The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, the oldest business school in the U.S., will introduce a new curriculum and offer some graduates free executive education.
The curriculum, which will be fully implemented in 2012, will include a focus on ethics and on oral and written communication, according to a statement today from Wharton, based in Philadelphia. Graduates with a master’s degree in business administration will be eligible for tuition-free executive education every seven years, the school said.