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Trends in Management Communication at Graduate Schools

Stanford University

Graduate schools of business are realizing how important communication is for MBA's. Therefore, over the past five or six years, many graduate schools have either started up or expanded their management communica tion programs. The purpose of this article is to share some observations about what's going on in graduate schools: four kinds of administrative set-ups for such programs and six major trends in pedagogy.

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