Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) is partnering with online education provider Emeritus to create a series of online executive education courses, aiming to provide those in management and c-suite positions with essential new skills and knowledge to thrive in an increasingly digital workplace.
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The first three courses will cover data science, digital transformation in healthcare and fintech, and will build on Manchester’s reputation for driving the region’s position as a burgeoning tech hub, with finance, healthcare and data science sectors having a key part to play in propelling businesses in the region forwards.
Professor Fiona Devine, Head of Alliance Manchester Business School, said: “This new partnership supports our shift to further establish AMBS in the online learning sphere, leveraging the use of technology and an AI driven commercial strategy to help deliver our courses to new global audiences. In a constantly evolving economic and business landscape, the courses are designed to support executives navigating the current climate, and Emeritus are the ideal partner in helping us to deliver this, sharing our vision for learning, innovation and student success.”
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Dawid Rheeder, Director, University Partnerships UK & Europe at Emeritus, said: “Alliance Manchester Business School is at the forefront of providing innovative, flexible learning opportunities to meet student demand both locally and internationally. We are excited to partner with AMBS to offer a range of highly relevant online courses to professionals focused on obtaining new knowledge and enhancing key skills to help define their career progression in the years to come.”
Panos Constantinides, Professor of Digital Innovation and Digital Learning Lead for Executive Education at AMBS, said: “The Covid-19 climate has altered the way we do things and has had a significant impact on strategies for digital transformation across sectors. Leaders in fintech and healthcare in particular need to adapt to these changes, and these courses seek to map out and address new challenges and opportunities faced by different organisations in the digital age. We are already planning ahead for many more courses that will help to equip leaders with the skills and knowledge to leverage digital capabilities within their own organisations.”