University offers generous contribution towards studying an MBA

Entries close soon for the University of New England’s Pitch21 competition which will award the winner $21,000 towards their MBA.

Rhiannon Sawyer
Rhiannon Sawyer
Locked · 23 Jan 2013 · 2 min read
Above University offers generous contribution towards studying an MBA. Dynamic Business

Entries close soon for the University of New England’s Pitch21 competition which will award the winner $21,000 towards their MBA.

The university’s competition will be judged in February and is looking for students wishing to enrol in the MBA program.

Pitch 21 is celebrating 21 years of the university’s graduate school of business and is inviting entrants to submit their 60 second business idea pitches over podcast or video, or a written pitch of 500 words.

Three finalists will be selected and flown to Sydney to present their business idea in a 21 minute presentation to judges.

“In 21 years, the Graduate School of Business has uncovered some of Australia’s most astute business minds and through Pitch 21 we hope to uncover Australia’s next great business leader,” says Alison Sheridan, Head of the UNE Business School at the University of New England.

The pitch competition closes on Friday January 25.

For more information please visit http://www.une.edu.au/gsb/pitch21/

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