Executive Courses Worldwide

As global instability reshapes business priorities, top schools are embedding risk, resilience and geopolitics into their leadership programs.

An executive course is a prime place to expand your network, putting you in a position to meet people with similar careers and interests. Read on for advice from grads at Berkeley on what to do to find others who can help you towards your school and career goals.

As companies demand clearer outcomes and learners seek tangible career gains, executive education providers are being asked to demonstrate measurable impact like never before.

There’s plenty of ways of starting the school year strong by doing some work beforehand, according to people who’ve been involved in executive education. Finding which courses will benefit you the most and researching peers to figure out who is best to network with can help students get the most out of their programs.