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GET-MBA Program Opens With Celebration

Students, studying in China, will graduate with Shenandoah degree

We at Shenandoah held an opening celebration for our 25 new Global Executive Track MBA (GET-MBA) students in Shanghai, China, in August.

These GET-MBA students are learning from Shenandoah professors in both Mandarin and English at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and will graduate with a Shenandoah MBA degree in May! 

Learn more at https://www.su.edu/blog/2019/08/shenandoah-university-creates-global-connection-with-china

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