Building international pathways for learning, research and professional development
CEIBA works with universities and higher-education institutions in Europe and Asia to develop internationally oriented programs, academic cooperation and opportunities for professional learners.
Our partnerships are built around complementary expertise. Depending on the institution and program, cooperation may include degree pathways, academic teaching, doctoral supervision, mobility, short programs and other forms of institutional collaboration.
CEIBA cooperates with Universidad Europea Miguel de Cervantes across a broad portfolio of postgraduate and doctoral programs. The partnership supports internationally oriented master’s education as well as the Executive DBA, combining professional learning with research-based development for experienced managers.
CEIBA cooperates with UVic-UCC in the delivery of an internationally oriented MBA pathway for professionals seeking to strengthen their management capabilities while benefiting from a European academic environment.
CEIBA cooperates with Pan-European University in doctoral management education. The partnership supports a DBA pathway in which experienced professionals develop rigorous research grounded in managerial practice while remaining engaged in their professional careers.
CEIBA cooperates with the University of Angers in executive and doctoral management education. The partnership provides experienced professionals with pathways from advanced management learning through the EMBA to rigorous doctoral inquiry through the DBA.
CEIBA and BIBS cooperate in academic development, faculty engagement and management research. BIBS also provides a platform for scholarly dissemination through Management Research Quarterly, supporting dialogue between rigorous academic inquiry and contemporary management practice.
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CEIBA cooperates with VŠO in the delivery of internationally oriented management education, including MBA pathways for professionals in China. The cooperation combines European academic input with program delivery adapted to experienced managers and executives.