Executive Education creates and delivers leading edge courses and programs designed to support businesses in achieving their strategic goals in a rapidly changing and knowledge-driven global economy. All programs offer practical ideas and relevant knowledge grounded in cutting-edge research and real-world experience. You will benefit from our extensive experience working with today’s worldwide industry leaders and the growing ventures that will become tomorrow’s leading innovations.

Programs explore each facet of business enterprise from an executive’s perspective and are taught by the University of Washington’s nationally ranked Foster School of Business faculty.

This program examines fundamental management topics in a nine-month format that focuses on practical business applications. Classes meet one night each week.

Think beyond your boundaries in this two-week program and gain powerful ideas and useful tools for leadership, corporate entrepreneurship and international business strategy tuned to the realities of today’s global economy.

Learn to operate, sustain and grow your minority or women-owned business during this one-week intensive program.

This two-week program will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to make decisions in a volatile business environment and respond to changing markets in the banking industry.

Learn to drive results through effective decision-making.

Learn to drive change as you inspire, motivate and lead your team during this three day seminar.

Learn to make decisions that positively impact the bottom line during this three day seminar.

Build a personal roadmap and action plan for effective board service.

We have partnered with leading organizations such as The Boeing Company, Microsoft and The Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs to build custom programs tailored to specific business needs for greater organizational impact.

Degree Options

A rigorous 21-month program, designed for mid-to-senior managers, with an immediately relevant curriculum to help solve your real-world challenges.

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