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by shantanu8jan » Sat Aug 13, 2011 6:55 am
At present I am working on technology side for clean Technologies and I want to
pursue a career in general management/consulting/strategy in similar companies. Therefore
can you please let me know whether any B school has similar electives/courses or B schools
where companies related to clean technology recruits for the aforementioned verticals.
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Aug 16, 2011 6:51 am
Dear shantanu8jan,

I would suggest you look at the companies you would target for job opportunities and where they recruit MBAs. You can often find this on their company websites if they have formal recruiting programs. As for schools with courses specifically geared towards clean tech, I'm not sure you will find many with "clean technology" in the course title. However, I think it will be rolled into courses in the broader industries that touch the clean technology space. Your best chance for schools that will have these courses are those located near hubs of those industries. So, think about where the companies you will target are geographically and then research the schools near those locations.

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