Beginning in Fall 2024 for the class of 2026, the full-time MBA program has undergone a curriculum change while maintaining the minimum credit requirement of 60 credits. The new curriculum includes ten core required classes and one integrative requirement. The remaining credits should be concentration courses or MBA electives. Students must also select at least one concentration from the following options: Finance, Supply Chain Management, or Marketing. Students have the opportunity to complete a second concentration from the list below.
Required Classes:
Accounting for Managers (3 credits)
Managerial Economic Analysis (3 credits)
Financial Management (3 credits)
Organizational Behavior (3 credits)
Marketing Management (3 credits)
Operations Analysis (3 credits)
Business Ethics and Society (1 credit)
Information Technology for Managers (2 credits)
Strategy in Global Environment (3 credits)
Data Analysis and Decision-Making (3 credits)
Integrative Requirement (choose one):
Integrative Business Applications (3 credits)
Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (3 credits)
Supply Chain Client Project (3 credits)
Notes:
-The Immersive Orientation Experience is required. This consists of sessions in August (both in-person and online), 4 sessions in the fall, and 4 sessions in the spring of your first year.
-Students in the full-time program must complete the Calculus and Statistic Sessions at orientation (no credit towards the degree but are required for graduation).
MBA Career Paths
When choosing your concentration, take into account the career path you intend to pursue. The following layout aids in comprehending how your MBA concentration will harmonize with the particular career track you aim to follow.
Career Tracks
What are you recruiting for?
- Consumer Marketing
- Pharmaceutical Marketing
- Corporate Finance
- Supply Chain Management
- Market Research
- Analytics
- Information Technology
Concentrations
Our MBAs study:
- Marketing
- Finance
- Supply Chain Management
- Technology Commercialization, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
- Analytics & Information Management
Coupled with:
- Pharmaceutical Management
- Strategy
- Global Business
- Leadership