In just 10 months, you’ll command key business concepts in all the functional areas of business, develop valuable leadership and management skills, and map out a plan for launching your career. And you’ll do it all in one of the nation’s top business schools with a proven record on career outcomes and a reputation for providing a personalized education.
Master in Management
Limitless Potential
Layer impactful business knowledge on top of your existing skills and expertise to expand your career options in just 10 months.
Master's in Management
Combine Career Purpose With Practical Business Experience
Discover What's Possible
A Business Foundation With the Power to Transform
We’ll introduce you to the key business foundations, coordinate practical application experiences with real-time feedback, connect you to a life-long professional network, and help you turn what you already know into skills and expertise valued by your future employers. In just one year, the Master’s in Management program will provide a confidence-inspiring business grounding and world-expanding opportunities.
Student Spotlights
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Protecting the Environment
“Individuals with a science background like mine will be needed to develop more sustainable business models. I want to take on this challenge and am interested in learning business fundamentals so I am better prepared.” -Penelope Helm, Environmental Science Major -
The Business of Music
“The program’s practical training in the managerial and financial aspects are applicable to orchestral performance and will equip me with the tools needed to navigate the complexities of the music industry successfully." -Eli Parrish, Music Theory & Composition Major -
Advocating for Equity
“My passion for advocating for equity is just the beginning of a world of change I hope to be able to make. I hope to go even further by combining this passion with business skills.” -Aniyah Daley, Philosophy & Writing Major
Your Major + Business Foundation
By integrating business education with your liberal arts or science background, you are better equipped to navigate the complexities of the modern job market, lead diverse teams, and make impactful decisions in your professional lives.
- Liberal Arts: Majors in areas like philosophy, history, and literature learn critical thinking, analytical skills, and effective communication. A business foundation helps apply these skills practically in areas such as strategic planning, marketing, and human resources.
- Science: Majors in fields like biology, chemistry, and physics are trained in research, problem-solving, and data analysis. Business education can help you understand how to commercialize your research, manage projects, and lead teams effectively.
| Major | Potential Right Fit Fields/Roles | Why you will be good at it! |
|---|---|---|
| English | communications, training, advertising/creative content, presentation development, storytelling | You understand language, the importance of the choice of words, and how to make them sing. You are poetry and prose all in one! |
| Anthropology / Sociology / Philosophy / History | organizational development, human resources, employee engagement, sustainability roles | You understand people and society and care about the human condition. |
| Psychology | marketing, finance, advertising, strategy, wealth management | You know what drives human behavior and how they will respond to different messages. |
| Economics / QSS | financial analyst, investment banking, equity research, sales and trading | You know the market forces, economy, and how it affects performance of companies. |
| Major | Opportunity | Growth Areas |
| Prelaw | Gap year opportunity for lawyers. Strengthens your law school application and candidacy post law school. | Helps in understanding tort law, securities law, employment law, white collar crime, etc. |
| Sciences/Premed | Gap year opportunity for doctors. Differentiate yourself in the med school application process. Necessary for hospital administration roles or work in pharmaceutical industry. | The practice of medicine requires an understanding of business: revenues, expenses, reimbursements, cash flows, insurance, etc. |