Graduate Business Programs Overview

This set of flashcards covers key vocabulary and concepts related to various graduate business programs, including their structure, objectives, and experiential learning components.

Executive MBA

A 20-month hybrid program designed for older professionals with an average of 17 years of work experience, meeting twice a month, combining in-person and online learning.

Evening MBA

A 2-year program available in Spring and Fall designed for younger professionals with an average of 8 years of work experience, offered both on-campus and online.

MS Business Analytics

A 16-month program focused on developing skills in analytics, including core subjects like Python and Database Management.

MS Marketing

A 12-month program that blends traditional marketing principles with advanced digital technologies, offered both online and in-person.

MS Finance & Analytics

An 18-24 month program with core courses in Linear Algebra and Financial Forecasting, emphasizing real-world business applications.

MS Sports Business

A 14-month program featuring workshops that delve into practical insights in the sports industry with a focus on networking and real-world applications.

MS Information Systems

A program focused on applying cutting-edge information technology to solve business challenges, with courses in Data Analytics and Natural Language Processing.

Practicum

An experiential learning component involving real data projects with industry partners, allowing students to apply their learnings in practical settings.

Capstone Project

A flexible final project that enables students to undertake significant work under faculty supervision, often aligned with their career or employer interests.

Networking Opportunities

Connections and relationships built through programs, benefiting students in their career advancement, often facilitated by alumni and industry partnerships.