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Boston Globe
Sean Sposito
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The New England College of Business and Finance is hoping to carve out a new niche by offering a master’s degree in business ethics and compliance.

The Boston school, which caters mainly to about 650 adults doing online course work, says the degree is a first, and was conceived partly in response to the rash of financial world scandals in recent years.

There are about 20 students enrolled in the program, which began in January, according to Howard E. Horton, the college’s president, but over the next 12 months he expects enrollment to grow to about 100. The degree program, which is taught exclusively online, lasts 15 months and features courses such as Governance, Ethics and Compliance, the Culture of Ethics and Competition, and Conducting Internal Investigations.

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