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Cornell University has been one of the world's leading institutions of higher education for 135 years. eCornell works with the schools and faculty of Cornell University to create innovative online learning programs that address the knowledge and skills professionals require in today's competitive marketplace.
Currently, our programs are drawn from the following schools:
The Johnson School at Cornell University, founded in 1946, is Cornell's graduate school of management. The Johnson School combines leading-edge intellectual capital with "real time, real world" business practice and is among the top business schools in the world. Distinctive Johnson School offerings include a wide variety of opportunities for experiential learning, such as immersion curricula and student-run venture capital and mutual funds. Programs include MBA and doctoral degrees, a twelve-month MBA option for students with advanced degrees in science or engineering, an executive MBA, and a variety of customized executive education programs.
Courses:
Faculty from the Johnson School have created courses in Leadership and Strategic Management. Please visit our course catalog.
Learn more about executive education at the Johnson School.
The world's leading training ground for Human Resources professionals, the School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) focuses on what is relevant to you as an HR professional and critical to your company as a business. The faculty, specializing in human resource management, conflict resolution, management development, employment law, and change management, is the largest concentration of thought leaders in the field. Their research and teaching impacts the most important issues in today's workplace: increasing productivity, globalization, employee empowerment, measuring the value and performance of human capital, and new methods of decision making in the human resources field.
Courses:
Faculty from the ILR school have created courses in Human Resources, Management Essentials, and Leadership and Strategic Management. Please visit our course catalog.
Learn more about the ILR School and its offerings for working professionals:
Management Programs
Executive Education
New technologies are driving change in the hospitality industry and revolutionizing the way restaurants, resorts, hotel chains, airlines, and cruise lines do business. Since 1922, the School of Hotel Administration has been a central leader in the development of this industry--an industry that has experienced vast growth and now ranks as the world's largest by revenue and number of people employed. The Cornell Hotel School has the world's most sought-after group of thought leaders focused on hospitality service-oriented management. Many large, global hospitality companies are actively involved with the faculty for executive education and training, as well as for research and consulting. As a result, the Hotel School is widely regarded as the hospitality industry's "think tank."
With the Cornell Hotel School, eCornell is developing programs that emphasize the knowledge and analytical skills needed for efficient and effective management of worldwide hospitality investments. We understand the importance of hospitality as an economic sector, and our courses impart the techniques needed to effectively manage, market, and develop destinations worldwide.
Courses:
For a complete list of our courses in hospitality and foodservice management, please visit our course catalog.
Learn more about executive education at the Hotel
School.
Cornell's top-ranked College of Engineering, founded in 1870, has earned a worldwide reputation for excellence in engineering teaching and research. The College has been ranked as being one of the top seven engineering programs in the United States by U.S. News and World Reports with many of its individual programs ranked at the top of their fields.
The College of Engineering is among the largest at Cornell with about 3,000 undergraduate students, 1,300 graduate students, and 230 tenured or tenure-track faculty members. The College is divided into twelve departments or schools including the highly regarded Schools of Operations Research and Information Engineering, Applied and Engineering Physics, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Departments of Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering.
Courses:
Faculty from the College of Engineering and have created courses in Project Leadership. Please visit our course catalog.
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