Problem‐based learning in business education: Curriculum design and implementation issues

John E. Stinson · Richard G. Milter

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Abstract Drawing on eleven years' experience with a problem‐based learning MBA program, we have found that the way in which the PBL process is used, faculty capabilities, and student transition are critical implementation issues.

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