Business Administration (Full-Time MBA)

Meaningful experiential learning is part of everything we do at D’Amore-McKim—from guest lectures featuring industry insiders to case study coursework in your classrooms. In fact, three of your 15 elective credits must be experiential in nature. You’ll find that our experiential learning opportunities—where you truly put what you are learning into practice and can often earn credit while doing it—truly set us apart.

Corporate Residency
Our corporate residency program is widely recognized for producing tomorrow’s leaders in their chosen fields. Even as a student, you’ll be working as a paid employee at a leading business where you’ll be given significant responsibilities. The typical duration of a corporate residency is six months. This duration will enable you to make a meaningful contribution to the company and build lasting connections. For experienced students who are not changing careers, there is an opportunity to accelerate your program by shortening your residency to three months. Conversely, you may want to undertake two six-month corporate residencies to maximize your opportunity to build your skill set and resumé.

The 360 Huntington Fund
D'Amore-McKim School of Business' student-managed mutual fund represents experiential learning in its purest form. This group currently manages nearly $1 million dollars of the university's total endowment.

IDEA Student-Led Venture Accelerator
Starting your own business venture? Work with mentors and access financial, marketing, and communications support. IDEA can help you bring your idea to life. Or, share your expertise by serving as a mentor and earn one credit.

Global Consulting Projects
Through this transformative, global experience, you will work in a team to tackle a real business issue or opportunity for a multinational company in their global office while earning three credits.

Washington, D.C., Residency
This one-week, three-credit intensive course in Washington, D.C., showcases the intersection of government with business. Learn first-hand how public policy affects various aspects of individual companies, specific industries, as well as the U.S. and global economies.

International Field Study
This three-credit course is designed to give students intense exposure to the global business environment by immersing them in the business practices and culture of a country abroad.