Program Highlights Building Global Leaders for Motorola
A program designed to develop Motorola China's leadership and Chinese leaders for global Motorola  In November of 1998, the W. P. Carey School of Business took an important step toward globalization to offer a high tech MBA program to the future leaders of Motorola China. The program shares the merits of all W. P. Carey MBAs, but is distinctive in the way it meets the special needs of Motorola’s professionals that are located in China.
- Some of the school's best faculty team up with faculty from Tsinghua University (known as China' MIT) to deliver the same curriculum as the technology, science and engineering program.
- Through this partnership with Motorola and Tsinghua University, the school's professors gain first-hand knowledge of the Asian market to bring back and incorporate into their future courses and research.
- Develop leadership skills and acquire knowledge of financial markets, international economics and international marketing.
- Graduation requirements: 48 credit hours.
- Classes are delivered at the Motorola North Asia headquarters in Beijing.
- Cases, applications and examples emphasize technology, global competition, rapid organizational change, and new product development.
We see this program as part of Motorola's efforts to develop Motorola China's leadership and Chinese leaders for global Motorola. It will provide skills and knowledge which will benefit not only Motorola, but also the community in which our employees live, work and educate their children.
William Wiggenhorn,
Sr Vice President of Training and Education
& President of Motorola University | Motorola and ASU have worked closely together for decades in the Phoenix area and Motorola employees have benefited from the excellent ASU courses and faculty. Now, with ASU and Motorola working together in China, our managers there will benefit by the value of the Technology, Science and Engineering and the ASU faculty also. ASU faculty interfacing with Motorolans in China and Arizona will help bring them closer.
Gary L. Tooker,
Chairman of the Board, Motorola |
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