MBA/MSx Information Session in Ho Chi Minh City

This event will include an overview of both the Stanford MBA Program and the Stanford MSx Program for experienced leaders, followed by a panel discussion featuring the perspectives of alumni from both programs. You will also have plenty of time to get your questions answered.

Registration is required for entry to this event.

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MSx (1-year, full-time, requires 8+ years work experience)

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