Navigating the Global Economy with an MBA

International students benefit from Canadian business education

Vancouver, BC - August 27, 2009 - With the global economy still on shaky ground, business professionals around the globe continue to look for opportunities to get a leg up on the competition. For some, investing in higher learning will be the key to their success.

An MBA degree can help business professionals rise higher in the ranks, and in turn, earn more money. Leaving a job in this political climate however, is usually not an option. University Canada West (University Canada West), a post-secondary institution in British Columbia, Canada, makes it easy for working professionals to earn a graduate degree in business, without leaving their career.

"University Canada West's Tuition Incentive Program (http://www.ucan.ca/News) is our way of encouraging post-graduate students during these tough economic times. We know that committing to university studies can be a challenge, so TIP gives students that extra push to complete their studies and enter the workforce with the credentials they need to succeed," said the President and Vice-Chancellor of University Canada West.

University Canada West's recent Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) makes it even easier to earn a post-graduate education. TIP offers students the chance to receive a 15% reduction in their tuition fees if they commit to a full year of consecutive classes. For MBA hopefuls, this makes the decision to further their education a no-brainer.

What makes University Canada West especially appealing to the international community is the flexibility and speed at which an MBA degree can be achieved. Those with a business undergraduate degree can earn their MBA within a year - and delivery methods include an exclusive online program. More information on the MBA program at University Canada West is available at http://www.ucan.ca/Programs/Masters_Degrees