Bolsas de 100% em Programas do LAIOB na University of Akron!

Scholarships Up to 100% Available For Executive Programs at LAIOB, University of Akron, USA

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 11/01/2024 at 13:02

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The Latin America Institute of Business (LAIOB) is offering scholarships of up to 100% in two-week executive programs in marketing, management, sales, and project management at the renowned University of Akron in the United States.

With the commitment to provide top-level executive programs, LAIOB aims to broaden the horizons of professionals from Brazil on a global scale. The selection process consists of two phases. The first requires the completion of an application form, which is available here.

Detailed Selection Process

The evaluation of candidates will include criteria such as English proficiency, professional experience, academic history, personal experiences, and performance in the interview, which constitutes the second phase of selection.

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Scholarships with Additional Benefits

The scholarships offered by LAIOB at the University of Akron cover varying percentages, which can reach 30%, 50%, 70%, and even 100% of the total course fee. Additionally, recipients will receive a cost-of-living allowance for accommodation, meals, visits to nearby companies, and transport from the airport to the university.

This initiative aims to not only enrich the technical knowledge of participants but also provide an enriching international experience. The executive programs offered by the University of Akron are designed to immerse professionals in relevant topics, providing practical and applicable learning for the workplace.

Don’t miss the chance to boost your career with an enriching international experience. Apply now and pave your way to professional success with the support of LAIOB and the University of Akron.

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Scholarships Up to 100% Available For Executive Programs at LAIOB, University of Akron, USA

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