D'Amore-McKim School of Business

Business Administration (Full-Time MBA)

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Our unique Full-Time MBA program fuses rigorous academics with meaningful business experience, creating a synergy that will define your time inside and outside of the classroom. In just 24 months, you’ll gain the vital knowledge, skills, and expertise you need to accelerate your career.

Boston
Location
Full-Time
Commitment
2 Years
Duration
Classroom
Program Format
AACSB
Accreditation
Overview

MBA coursework is taught by professors who are leading practitioners in their respective fields. They bring a deep level of seasoned expertise directly to the courses they teach and the one-on-one discussions they will have with you.

The 60-credit program begins with MBA foundation courses and a career management course. You will fulfill your globalization requirement as you work in a team to tackle a business issue or opportunity in a consulting project for a multinational company in their global office.

A capstone Interdisciplinary Project (IDP) will help you integrate concepts learned in your classes in a real world context and helps prepare you for your corporate residency. You will complete a financial analysis and valuation on a publicly-traded company and present your strategic assessment given the competitive landscape and make recommendations to impact the company’s valuation.

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Unique Features

  • Six-month, paid MBA-level corporate residency
  • Career mentor program through the Graduate Career Center
  • Optional one-week residency at Washington D.C. campus
  • 96% or more of Full-Time MBA graduates start jobs within 3 months of graduation
  • Consulting project conducted in your client's global office
  • Gain experience in equity research and portfolio management as an analyst for the D'Amore-McKim student managed mutual fund, the 360 Huntington Fund
  • Tailor your degree by choosing from 5 in-demand career tracks: Entrepreneurship, Finance (with sub-tracks in Corporate Finance or Investments), Healthcare Management, Marketing, and Supply Chain Management
  • Your first year coursework will be completed as a cohort

Accreditation Description

Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International—the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

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Admissions

Admissions Dates

Application deadlines vary based on the program you’re applying to. You can view those deadlines D'Amore-McKim School of Business website. For priority consideration, submit your application by the earliest date possible. Applications sent after the final deadlines are reviewed on a space-available basis, in the order in which they’re received.

 

Program Costs

$93.6K *
Tuition
$34.5K
Avg Institutional Aid
97%
% Receiving Aid
How To Apply Learn more about the application process and requirements.
Finance Your Education We offer a variety of resources, including scholarships and assistantships.

Requirements

  • A completed Admission Application
  • Application fee of $100 USD
  • Undergraduate degree from an accredited institution of higher learning
  • Transcripts from all institutions attended
  • Current résumé
  • Application essay
  • Two letters of recommendation
  • International Students:
    • Official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE
    • Permanent residency card (Green Card) for permanent residents of the United States (non-citizens).
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Curriculum

General Requirements

General Requirements

Fall Term

Management

BUSN 6200 - Career Management 
0.00 
BUSN 6950 - MBA Skills Workshop 
0.00 
MGSC 6205 - Management of Information Resources 
2.00 

Financial Reporting

ACCT 6208 - Financial Reporting and Managerial Decision Making 
4.00 

Marketing

MKTG 6208 - Marketing and Customer Value 
4.00 

Economics

MECN 6208 - Economics for Managerial Decision Making 
2.00 

Human Resources

HRMG 6208 - Effective Organizational and Human Behavior 
3.00 

Spring Term

Analysis

MGSC 6207 - Data Analysis for Decision Making 
2.00 
STRT 6208 - Strategic Decisions for Growth 
3.00 

Management

BUSN 6200 - Career Management 
0.00 
ENTR 6208 - Innovation and Enterprise Growth 
3.00 
FINA 6208 - Financial Management for Value Creation 
4.00 
SCHM 6200 - Supply Chain and Operations Management 
4.00 

Summer Term

INTB 6238 - Global Project 
3.00 

Term 4 or 5

INTB 6208 - Global Management 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following subject areas:ACCT, ENTR, FINA, HRMG, INTB, MECN, MKTG, MGMT, SCHM, STRT, and TECE.

Concentrations

Choose one from the following:

Concentration in Entrepreneurship

Required Course Work

ENTR 6212 - Business Planning for New Ventures 
3.00 
 

Electives

Complete 12 semester hours from the following: 

ENTR 6214 - Social Enterprise 
3.00 
ENTR 6218 - Business Model Design and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6219 - Financing Ventures from Early Stage to Exit 
3.00 
ENTR 6220 - Family Business Leadership and Governance 
3.00 
ENTR 6224 - Intellectual Property and Other Legal Aspects of Business and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6225 - Corporate Entrepreneurship through Global Growth, Acquisitions, and Alliances 
3.00 
ENTR 6293 - Design Thinking for Market-Driven Innovation 
3.00 
FINA 6260 - Entrepreneurial Finance, Innovation Valuation, and Private Equity 
3.00 
HRMG 6212 - Creating an Innovative Organization 
3.00 
TECE 6222 - Emerging and Disruptive Technologies 
3.00 
TECE 6230 - Entrepreneurial Marketing and Selling 
3.00 
TECE 6300 - Managing a Technology-Based Business 
3.00 
TECE 6340 - The Technical Entrepreneur as Leader 
3.00 
 

Concentration in Finance

Required Course Work 

FINA 6203 - Investment Analysis 
3.00 
 

Complete one of the following two tracks:

Corporate Finance MBA Track

Complete 3 semester hours from the following: 

FINA 6205 - Financial Strategy 
3.00 
FINA 6216 - Valuation and Value Creation 
3.00 
FINA 6260 - Entrepreneurial Finance, Innovation Valuation, and Private Equity 
3.00 
 

Complete 9 semester hours from the following: 

FINA 6204 - International Finance Management 
3.00 
FINA 6205 - Financial Strategy 
3.00 
FINA 6211 - Financial Risk Management 
3.00 
FINA 6213 - Investment Banking 
3.00 
FINA 6214 - Mergers and Acquisitions 
3.00 
FINA 6215 - Business Turnarounds 
3.00 
FINA 6216 - Valuation and Value Creation 
3.00 
FINA 6217 - Real Estate Finance and Investment 
3.00 
FINA 6220 - Healthcare Finance 
3.00 
FINA 6221 - Entrepreneurial Finance 
3.00 
FINA 6222 - Risk Management and Insurance 
3.00 
FINA 6231 - Disrupting the Finance and Insurance Service Industries 
3.00 
FINA 6260 - Entrepreneurial Finance, Innovation Valuation, and Private Equity 
3.00 
 

Investments MBA Track

Complete 3 semester hours from the following: 

FINA 6211 - Financial Risk Management 
3.00 
FINA 6219 - Portfolio Management 
3.00 
 

Complete 9 semester hours from the following: 

FINA 6204 - International Finance Management 
3.00 
FINA 6211 - Financial Risk Management 
3.00 
FINA 6213 - Investment Banking 
3.00 
FINA 6214 - Mergers and Acquisitions 
3.00 
FINA 6216 - Valuation and Value Creation 
3.00 
FINA 6217 - Real Estate Finance and Investment 
3.00 
FINA 6219 - Portfolio Management 
3.00 
FINA 6260 - Entrepreneurial Finance, Innovation Valuation, and Private Equity 
3.00 
FINA 6360 - Fund Management for Analysts 
1.00 
FINA 6361 - Fund Management for Managers 
1.00 
 

Concentration in Healthcare Management

Required Course Work

FINA 6220 - Healthcare Finance 
3.00 
HINF 5105 - The American Healthcare System 
3.00 
HRMG 6220 - Health Organization Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6223 - Managing Healthcare Supply Chain Operations 
3.00 
STRT 6220 - Strategic Management for Healthcare Organizations 
3.00 
 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following: 

HINF 5101 - Introduction to Health Informatics and Health Information Systems 
3.00 
HINF 6202 - Business of Healthcare Informatics 
3.00 
HINF 6205 - Creation and Application of Medical Knowledge 
3.00 
PHTH 5232 - Evaluating Healthcare Quality 
3.00 
 

Concentration in Marketing

Required Course Work

MKTG 6210 - Marketing Research 
3.00 
 

Electives

Complete 12 semester hours of the following:

MKTG 6212 - International Marketing 
3.00 
MKTG 6214 - New Product Development 
3.00 
TECE 6250 - Lean Design and Development 
3.00 
MKTG 6216 - Market Focused Strategy 
3.00 
MKTG 6218 - Marketing in Service Sector 
3.00 
MKTG 6222 - Digital Marketing 
3.00 
MKTG 6223 - Brand and Advertising Management 
3.00 
MKTG 6224 - B2B and Strategic Sales 
3.00 
MKTG 6226 - Consumer Behavior 
3.00 
MKTG 6260 - Special Topics in Marketing 
3.00 
ENTR 6224 - Intellectual Property and Other Legal Aspects of Business and Innovation 
3.00 
 

*Note: Students choose to take MKTG 6214  (New Product Development) or TECE 6250 (Lean Design and Development), but not both.

Concentration in Operations and Supply Chain Management

Required Course Work 

SCHM 6213 - Global Supply Chain Strategy 
3.00 
 

Electives

Complete 12 semester hours from the following: 

SCHM 6211 - Logistics and Transportation Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6212 - Executive Roundtable in Supply Chain Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6214 - Sourcing and Procurement 
3.00 
SCHM 6215 - Supply Chain Analytics 
3.00 
SCHM 6216 - Market-Driven Supply Chains 
3.00 
SCHM 6218 - Offshore Outsourcing 
3.00 
SCHM 6221 - Sustainability and Supply Chain Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6222 - Managing Emerging Issues in Supply Chain Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6223 - Managing Healthcare Supply Chain Operations 
3.00 
SCHM 6224 - Demand Planning and Forecasting 
3.00 
MGMT 6214 - Negotiations 
3.00 
ENTR 6224 - Intellectual Property and Other Legal Aspects of Business and Innovation 
3.00 
 

Experiential Learning

Northeastern's signature experiential learning model combines academics with professional practice to help students acquire relevant, real-world skills they can apply to their desired industry. Each program offers its own unique experiential learning opportunities, but they might include:

  • Full-Time Co-op Opportunities — Students on co-op work in a paid position in their field of study for three to six months.
  • In-Class Case Studies — Professors integrate case studies and exercises into the classroom to bring a real-world perspective and relevance to what they’re teaching.
  • Research — Students collaborate with faculty in our more than 30 federally funded research centers, tackling some of the most pressing challenges in health, security, and sustainability.
Faculty

Our Faculty

Our faculty represents a wide cross-section of professional practices and in fields ranging from finance to education to biomedical science to management to the U.S. military. They serve as mentors and advisors, and collaborate alongside students to solve the most pressing global challenges facing established and emerging markets.

Todd M. Alessandri

Associate Professor, International Business and Strategy; Faculty Director of Full-Time MBA Program

Ravi Sarathy

Professor of International Business and Strategy

Nicole M. Boyson

Associate Professor of Finance; Faculty Director, Part-time MBA

Jay Mulki

Associate Professor, Marketing Renfro Fellow

Gilbert Nyaga

The Joe Dichiacchio Faculty Fellow; Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management

Fareena Sultan

Professor of Marketing
Students

By enrolling in Northeastern, you gain access to a network of more than 230,000 alumni and 3,000 employer partners, including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and global NGOs. Our current students and faculty across strategically located regional campuses further foster that lifelong global community of learning and mentoring.

Below is a look at where our Business alumni work, the positions they hold, and the skills they bring to their organization.

 

  • Where They Work

    • Hasbro, Inc.
    • Zipcar
    • Dana Farber Cancer Institute 
    • LogMeIn, Inc. 
    • IBM Corporation 

  • What They Do

    • Business Development
    • Sales
    • Operations
    • Finance
    • Entrepreneurship

  • What They're Skilled At

    • Management
    • Leadership
    • Networking
    • Project Management
    • Strategic Planning

 

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