A real international focus

A good degree program, but hard work. The focus is international as it says, with classmates from around the world and professors with international experience too. Most of the courses are hard work but give many opportunities to gain practical knowledge. Having a student job on the side is tough but could be managed especially if you take the masters over four of five semesters.
The classes are smaller and so there is more chances for one on one interaction with the professor. As well as this, the campus and facilities are modern and up to date, a very nice learning environment
The program is still young and growing though, which sometimes shows in the disorganization or lack of precedent.