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General

Growth13
LocationSouth Africa
School nameUniversity of Cape Town Graduate School of Business

Career progression

Aims achieved64
New skills & learning64
Rank in 202265

Programme assessment

Course design65
Follow-up64
Overall satisfaction*9.21
Partner schools20
Preparation65
Quality of participants60
Teaching methods & materials65

Diversity assessment

Faculty diversity28
Female participants (%)38.645
International participants16

Faculty expertise

Faculty63

International opportunities

International location25

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