The University of Canterbury MBA (Masters of Business Association) Graduate Association is an exclusive network of alumni who have graduated their MBA at UC.
The association was set up to ensure that graduates could continue their MBA journey. The Association exists to bolster and continue the MBA experience via professional growth and personal engagement.
Becoming a member of the UC MBA Graduate Association ensures you have access to lifelong learning and networking opportunities through the UC MBA Programme.
Our objectives are to promote and exchange interaction amongst MBA graduates, students, the University, business leaders, the wider business community, and other relevant organisations.
We aim to provide an environment where our services are beneficial for both our members personal and professional development.
Key benefits of being a member of the UC MBA Graduate Association include access to events, online resources and ongoing learning opportunities through the Commitment to Continuous Learning (CCL) Programme offered by the UC Business School.
One of the greatest parts of doing the UC MBA was getting to know so many interesting and diverse people. An active MBA Grad Association keeps this alive and I am keen to help ensure there are ongoing opportunities for all of us to keep on learning, meeting new people and staying in touch with friends.
Being stuck and work in the IT industry for over a decade, I want to do something totally different (i.e. nothing to do with computers). And by being involving in the committee, I’m able to meet many new people, participate in various events as well as sharpening my accounting skills!
I believe in the mission of continuing the journey and want to lend a hand to make this happen.
Keeping in touch with fellow graduates. Continual learning. Enhancing the value of the UC MBA, by a vibrant alumni community.
The University of Canterbury MBA (Masters of Business Association) Graduate Association is an exclusive network of alumni who have graduated their MBA at UC.
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