Chris Burt, University Business
Distance learning options for Executive MBA programs have increased substantially since 2019 and female enrollment has increased to its highest level in 2020, according to new data being reported by the Executive MBA Council (EMBAC), the non-profit academic association that represents business industry leaders. In an annual survey done of its members, EMBAC says that online executive education programs being offered in some form by institutions jumped from 55.3% to nearly 74% year over year, largely fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic but also serving business leaders who are increasingly looking for more flexible options.
https://universitybusiness.com/executive-mba-report-shows-increase-in-online-learning-women/
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