Boston MBA University
 Boston MBA University
U.S. News & World Report ranks Boston University 60th among national universities. Boston University was also ranked 21st among U.S. law schools, 34th among medical schools, 41st among business schools, and 68th among education schools. The Biomedical Engineering Graduate and Undergraduate Programs are ranked #7 and #8 respectively in the nation and rising by U.S. News and World Report. The undergraduate program is also the sixth largest ABET-accredited program in the nation.
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Boston University Corporate Education Center
Boston University Corporate Education Center
The Boston University Corporate Education Center (BUCEC) offers award-winning training in information technology, management, and professional education programs.
Choose from a wide variety of training formats such as on-site training at your organization, e-learning, and a global network of locations.
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University in Boston
University in Boston
In 1971, John Silber became president and began to transform Boston University by raising academic standards, attracting world-renowned faculty, and creating a sound financial base. Nobel, Pulitzer, and MacArthur prizewinners and other distinguished scholars joined to teach an increasingly competitive student body. Silber eliminated a crippling deficit and, for 25 consecutive years under his leadership, the University balanced its budget. Because the University did not have a substantial endowment, Silber established the Community Technology Foundation and, by investing $4 million in venture capital, developed holdings now worth over $30 million. The Arthur G. B. Metcalf Center for Science and Engineering, the new Center for Photonics Research, and the construction of the Rafik B. Hariri School of Management Building demonstrate the University’s commitment to provide the best possible facilities for research and teaching. Silber took an interest in every aspect of the University, from curricular changes to new programs and centers, from further international expansion to the beautification of the campus and its environs.
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Boston University
Boston University
Boston University is one of the leading private research and teaching institutions in the world today, with two primary campuses in the heart of Boston and programs around the world.
Celebrating our legacy
Boston University was chartered in 1869 by Lee Claflin, Jacob Sleeper, and Isaac Rich, three successful Methodist businessmen whose abolitionist ideals led them to envision and create a university that was inclusive—that opened its doors to the world—and engaged in service to and collaboration with the city of Boston.
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Phoenix University Online
Phoenix University Online
Online and Campus Programs
Professional Development Courses (Non-Credit)
At University of Phoenix, you can efficiently boost your business and management knowledge and skills by enrolling in non-credit single courses online.
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University of Phoenix Online
University of Phoenix Online
Continuing Teacher Education
Earn continuing teacher education credits online.
Earn the continuing education credits you need for potential recertification, endorsements or professional growth in the most efficient and convenient way possible—via the Internet. These courses are graduate level and based on semester hours.
Available Courses
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Phoenix University
Phoenix University
University of Phoenix offers an innovative approach to higher education. Focused on meeting the needs of working students, we believe it is important to provide educational opportunities that are not only convenient and accessible, but also up-to-date and applicable to the real world. This philosophy is reflected in many areas throughout University of Phoenix, including our flexible scheduling, practitioner faculty and centralized curriculum design.
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University of Phoenix
University of Phoenix
In fact, University of Phoenix founded in 1976 on an innovative idea: make higher education highly accessible for working students. Still guided by this idea, University of Phoenix has helped transform the landscape of higher education in widely recognized ways. Many of the conveniences that 21st-century students now take for granted—evening classes, flexible scheduling, continuous enrollment, a student-centered environment, practitioner faculty, online classes, online library, ebooks, computer simulations—were pioneered or made acceptable through University of Phoenix’s efforts.
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