The Center for Integrated Business Research and Education
Working together to transform the economy

Through its Professional and Community Education department, the SBA’s Center for Integrated Business Research and Education (CIBRE) provides business professionals and displaced workers a chance to enhance current skills and retool for new careers through established programs and new ones under development. CIBRE also hosts timely and informative seminars, conferences and workshops, works with businesses to customize and deliver programs for employees, and partners to develop and deliver community- and youth-based programs.

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OPEN HOUSE
December 2, 2009 6:30 - 8 p.m., 234 Elliott Hall

Expand your career possibilities. Attend this Open House to learn about the professional education programs available through the Center for Business Research and Education at OU’s School of Business Administration. In addition to its stable of popular longstanding certificate programs – such as the Financial Planning and Paralegal programs – the SBA develops market-leading programs to ensure Michigan workers are prepared for jobs in the new economy. Attend this open house to learn more about these and other featured programs, such as:  Business Intelligence and Data Mining, and Project Management. 

Program Feature

When GM decided to include legal assistants in its summer intern program, we chose the OU paralegal program because of its ABA affiliation and the fact that many of its students already have a four-year college degree. OU has a very good paralegal program. I was always impressed with the quality of the students I interviewed throughout the years. Barbara Lister-Tait Senior staff assistant for GM’s legal staff The SBA’s paralegal program has been part of the General Motors summer internship program for several years.