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by anup.shesh » Sun Mar 17, 2013 1:22 am
I am in search for the best "Full-time MBA" programs that will have following as a part of curriculum and/or club activities (starting with maximum priority).

"Social Entrepreneurship" + "Tourism Management" + "Public Policy"
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by milimbamission » Wed Mar 20, 2013 10:40 am
Hi Anup,

That is a very tough one! Most MBA programs don't specialize in public policy, though many offer dual degree programs with public policy graduate schools, which might be a good option. Similarly, many MBAs don't offer specializations in hospitality/tourism management as there are separate grad school programs for that. I might suggest looking at schools that have MBAs and that also house very strong policy and/or hospitality management graduate programs. Some that come to mind:

Social Enterprise MBAs:
UC Berkeley Haas - (should also have strong policy course offerings at the goldman school of public policy.)
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