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The Catholic University of Murcia will incorporate the next course a new Master MBA for professionals from the business world.

This new offer is made in collaboration with the business school Target Business School and has the function of specializing professionals in the business sector.

The agreement benefits both parties, since, on the one hand, the UCAM certifies Target's master, turning it into its own degree and, on the other hand, Target incorporates to the university this MBA that reinforces its academic offer.

The president of the UCAM, José Luis Mendoza and the manager of Target Business School, Ángel L. Naranjo, signed the agreement.

Naranjo stressed that this agreement "is an added value for both Target because it accredits his master's degree and gives him solidity, as for the UCAM, because it offers him a possibility to expand his academic offer".

The dean of the Faculty of Legal and Business Sciences, Gonzalo Wandosell, explained that "from the next academic year it will be a jointly offered degree, since the UCAM accredits the master they taught and at the same time incorporates it in their postgraduate studies ".

This MBA is aimed at senior managers of companies that will be able to access, after years of experience and with a business training, to deepen this.

In this way, the UCAM complements the MBA that is aimed at people without training in the business world, with this new MBA that specializes experts in the sector.

Conference of Emilio Duró

In this context, the businessman and lecturer, Emilio Duró, gave a talk yesterday to businessmen at the UCAM.

He stressed that the most important requirements that a worker must have are optimism and passion: "Optimism is that kind of people who, when faced with a problem, ask themselves what can I do and not who has been, and as far as passion is concerned, we have discovered that there are people who do what they do have passion and we want to analyze where this comes from ".

Source: UCAM