Business Administration (Full-Time MBA)

Experience-powered learning is part of everything we do at D'Amore-McKim—from guest lectures from industry insiders to case study coursework in the classroom. Three of your 15 elective credits must be experiential, and you'll find that these unique learning opportunities—where you put what you're learning into practice—truly set us apart.

Corporate Residency

Our signature corporate residency program is widely recognized for producing tomorrow’s leaders in their chosen fields. Cultivate the knowledge and skills to become an impactful leader who can thrive in the rapidly changing financial services industry. Even as a student, you’ll work as a paid employee at a leading business where you’ll undertake significant responsibilities, make a meaningful contribution to the company, and build lasting connections. Learn more about corporate residency.

The 360 Huntington Fund

The 360 Huntington Fund offers the chance to join the management team of a real mutual fund in Northeastern’s endowment. No matter your experience level with managing stocks, you’ll learn invaluable skills in an environment that no simulated fund exercise can match. Learn more about the 360 Huntington Fund.

IDEA Student-Led Venture Accelerator

Starting your own business venture? IDEA can help bring your idea to life. You'll work with mentors and access financial, marketing, and communications support through every step of your journey. Or, share your expertise by serving as a coach and earning one credit. Learn more about IDEA.

Global Consulting Projects

Through this transformative, global elective course, you’ll work in a team to tackle a real business issue or opportunity for a multinational company. You’ll travel to the company’s international location for approximately one week. You'll conduct work on a consulting project during that time, including additional research and analysis and client interviews and presentations. Learn more about a consulting project.

Washington, DC, Residency

This one-week, two-credit intensive course in Washington, DC, showcases the intersection of government with business. Meet with current and former legislators and staff, senior civil servants, business executives, lobbyists, and other officials to learn first-hand how public policy affects various aspects of individual companies, specific industries, as well as domestic and global economies. Learn more about a Washington, DC, residency.

International Field Study Experience

This three-credit experiential learning program provides intense exposure to the global business environment by immersing you in a country's business practices and culture abroad. You'll work collaboratively and develop the intercultural competencies necessary to succeed in the global workplace. Learn more about IFS.