Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management will announce next week that it is to launch a new, technology focussed MBA in New York City, Businessweek reports.
The Cornell MBA in New York will be a one year, full-time MBA and will start in May 2013.
The new MBA program will eventually be housed in Cornell's yet to be completed technology campus in New York City, with the first phase of development due to be ready in 2017. Until then, a temporary campus in New York City, donated by Google, will play home to programs offered at the campus, named the Cornell NYC Tech Campus.
According to Businessweek, much of the curriculum for the Cornell MBA in New York is yet to be decided upon, however the first set of enrolled MBA students will commence study at the business school's main Ithaca, New York campus to study traditional MBA courses. Then, in August the students will relocate to the program's temporary home in New York City.
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