Qualifications: A career marked with progressive increases in managerial responsibilities for people, projects and/or budgets. An undergraduate degree from an accredited university. The admissions process requires a completed application, fee, a current resume, official transcripts, and letters of recommendation.

Admission requirements: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university. Two or more years of full-time work experience preferred. GMAT waiver is available for applicants with two + years of professional experience based on degree, GPA, and evidence of quantitative skills. For applicants required to submit scores a GMAT score of 520 or higher (or GRE equivalent) is preferred. Applications not meeting preferred criteria are reviewed by the Director of Graduate Programs and/or the related admissions committee for consideration for admission.

Admission requirements: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university. Two or more years of full-time work experience preferred. GMAT waiver is available for applicants with two + years of professional experience based on degree, GPA, and evidence of quantitative skills. For applicants required to submit scores a GMAT score of 520 or higher (or GRE equivalent) is preferred. Applications not meeting preferred criteria are reviewed by the Director of Graduate Programs and/or the related admissions committee for consideration for admission.

Accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, marketing

Part-time evenings and weekends, part-time distance learning, traditional executive MBA

Year One Build a foundation of current business knowledge and explore possibilities that could reshape the future of business. Travel to Washington, D.C., and speak directly with experts who influence the policies that impact businesses in the U.S. and abroad. Semester 1 Fundamentals of Management Business Analytics for Decision Making Fundamentals of Leadership Financial Reporting Systems Leadership and Organizations Semester 2 Fundamentals of Management Negotiation and Conflict Management Marketing Management Organizational Finance Public Policy and Industry – Washington, D.C. Residency Year Two In year two, you’ll focus on integrating strategy across major areas of business and the dynamics of strategy implementation. Strategy and New Venture Creation integrates learning throughout the program in the development of a new venture business plan. By the time you go abroad in your final semester, you’ll be ready to test your knowledge on the global landscape. Semester 3 Strategic Integration Strategic Management Residency Product and Service Innovation Talent Management Elective* or Advanced Topics in Finance Semester 4 Strategic Implementation Strategy and New Venture Creation Current Issues in Management with Technology Elective* or Operations Management Global Initiatives in Management – International Residency *Electives: You may select an elective from a variety of graduate course options.

The Bloch MBA offers a rigorous core to keep ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving business environment. A robust menu of electives allow students to develop expertise in specialized areas such as accounting, business analytics, entrepreneurship, finance, health administration, international business, leading and managing people, management information systems, marketing, nonprofit management, real estate, supply chain and operations management, and urban administration. Required core classes consist of two components: 1) online lectures accessible at any time and 2) scheduled engagement activities in which students can participate online or in-person. Electives are offered in online and in-class formats.

The Bloch MBA offers a rigorous core to keep ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving business environment including offerings in accounting, supply chain, entrepreneurship and innovation, finance, strategic management and international business, leadership, marketing, business analytics, and public administration. A robust menu of electives allow students to develop expertise in specialized areas such as accounting, business analytics, entrepreneurship, finance, health administration, international business, leading and managing people, management information systems, marketing, nonprofit management, real estate, supply chain and operations management, and urban administration. Required core classes consist of two components: 1) online lectures accessible at any time and 2) scheduled engagement activities in which students can participate online or in-person. Electives are offered in online and in-class formats.