Kaplan University, a leading online institution of higher learning, and Newsweek, Inc., the award-winning news magazine, have joined forces to create the Kaplan University/Newsweek MBA. The innovative program will combine Kaplan's rigorous MBA training with the journalistic resources of Newsweek magazine to provide students with an education that uses breaking business news to illuminate the issues and theories that are part of traditional MBA course work.
"The Kaplan/Newsweek MBA will offer the best of both the classroom and the real world," said Newsweek Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Richard M. Smith. "The program will also provide an important new outlet for Newsweek's all-star cast of business reporters and editors and allow us to use online education to build an audience of young people who are on track to become the decision-makers of tomorrow."
Andrew S. Rosen, President of Kaplan University, said, "This initiative combines two world class organizations, each one a leader in its field. This new program will mean that our students — in addition to having access to Newsweek's archives, multimedia presentations and weekly content — will be able to talk to reporters and editors to get in-depth and immediate insights into the events that are making news in the economy and the boardroom."
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