Curriculum
Total Required Credits: 37
14 Courses
37 Credits
Program Length
Part-time in as few as 16 months
Contextualize: from Boston to the World (4 Credits)
| SBS-700 | You As a Leader: Self-Awareness, Feedback, and Decision-Making | 1 |
| MBA-710 | Understanding World Class Clusters | 3 |
Core Courses* (15 Credits)
If a core course is waived, students must substitute with an MBA elective(s).
| MBA-615 | Economics | 1.5 |
| MBA-625 | Managerial Statistics | 1.5 |
| MBA-635 | Operations Management: Design and Analysis | 3 |
| MBA-640 | Corporate Financial Reporting and Control | 3 |
| MBA-650 | Value Based Financial Management | 3 |
| MBA-660 | Marketing: the Challenge of Managing Value | 3 |
Understand Business Fundamentals (9 Credits)
| MBA-721 | Collaborate | 3 |
| MBA-730 | Innovate: Entrepreneurial Thinking, IT, And Business Law | 3 |
| MBA-741 | Experiential Intensive | 3 |
Construct the Big Picture (6 Credits)
Lead and Implement Change (3 Credits)
| MBA-770 | Leading and Implementing Change | 3 |
Concentrations
Accelerated MBA for Attorney students who waive MBA core courses must substitute with a graduate elective from within the Sawyer Business School. If at least 9 credits of core courses are waived, students may declare a concentration with 3 electives from the same functional area. The schedule of when courses within a concentration are offered varies by semester.
Students who declare a concentration must submit an SBS Graduate Programs Concentration Request Form. Students are encouraged to meet with their advisor before declaring a concentration.
The concentration appears on the transcript, not the diploma.
View the requirements for MBA Concentrations.
Waiver Policy
If core courses (MBA-615, MBA-625, MBA-635, MBA-640, MBA-650, and MBA-660) are waived, student must substitute with an MBA elective.
If a 1.5 credit core course is waived, student may complete an independent study for 1.5 credits.
Students in the Accelerated MBA for Attorneys must complete a minimum of 37 graduate credits in the Sawyer Business School.