University agreements set in motion an Accelerated 4+1 Agreement with Providence University in Taiwan and a memorandum of understanding with Symbiosis International in India.
The University of Scranton and Providence University, a Catholic co-educational institution in Taichung City, Taiwan, signed an Accelerated 4+1 Agreement that will allow qualified students at Providence to earn an MBA from Scranton in as little as one year after completing their undergraduate degree at Providence. From left are: Tsun-Jui Hsieh, Ph.D., dean of the College of Management, Providence University; Shu-Hsun Ho, Ph.D., Dean of the International College, Providence University; and Rev. Joseph Marina, S.J., President of The University of Scranton.
The University of Scranton and Providence University, a Catholic co-educational institution in Taichung City, Taiwan, have signed an Accelerated 4+1 Agreement that will allow qualified students at Providence to earn an MBA from Scranton in as little as one year after completing their undergraduate degree. Through the agreement, students can take graduate-level courses at Providence during their senior year, which will be recognized at Scranton and allow the students to earn an MBA from Scranton at an accelerated pace.
The University of Scranton and Symbiosis International, a “Deemed University” in India, signed a memorandum of understanding to set in motion the future development of joint research projects and educational programs. A top-ranked university in India with an international student population representing more than 85 countries, Symbiosis International has campuses in six cities in India.
The University of Scranton and Symbiosis International, a “Deemed University” in India, signed a memorandum of understanding to set in motion the future development of joint research projects and educational programs. A top-ranked university in India with an international student population representing more than 85 countries, Symbiosis International has campuses in six cities in India. From left are: Gerry Zaboski, senior vice president for the Office of the President, The University of Scranton, and Netra Neelam, Ph.D., professor and director, Symbiosis Centre For Management and Human Resource Development, Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Pune, India.
