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The Cornell Hotel School Professional Development Program (PDP Singapore) 2010

7 - 20 January 2010
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore, Singapore

Learn prevailing management techniques presented by internationally recognized faculty members and industry leaders. This program is for fast-tracking young managers, seasoned executives, and owners of international resort chains, among others.

Program Overview

The Professional Development Program (PDP) will put you "ahead of the curve" in today's multifaceted, high-tech hospitality industry. If you have questions after reviewing the PDP site you may fax specific questions to +65 6794 9796 or e-mail questions to: cni-execed@ntu.edu.sg. We will make every effort to reply quickly.

Whether you choose to experience PDP in person or online, you'll find that the Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality Management delivers the most sophisticated executive education courses to the hospitality industry. No matter what your professional level PDP is certain to provide you with the life long learning opportunities necessary to advance your business success and your career.

Contact Information

Nanyang GMP PDP Contact
Email: cni-execed@ntu.edu.sg

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