This program, offered by Erasmus University in Rotterdam, offers an opportunity for experienced professionals to obtain a master's degree both in business administration and in business informatics. Students have the additional option to major in either information management or financial management.

By combining course work with their day-to-day professional experiences, participants gain a wide range of new skills and sharpen their analytical abilities, according to program administrators. Three credits are earned during a four-week summer period at Georgia State's College of Business Administration. The courses taught during this period concentrate on international/global aspects of management.

"It's a wonderful program," Maury C. Kalnitz, director of the EMBA program said. "It gives our faculty the chance to interact with 25 Dutch executives every year and it gives Dutch executives a different perspective on areas that we cover - from a U.S. perspective."

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