Ithaca’s M.B.A. program grounds students in the advanced concepts of business management while giving them hands-on opportunities to practice business leadership. Courses blend the formal study of management theory with practice, and students learn to integrate the various business functions into firm-level analyses, problem solving, and decision making. Through case studies, class projects, and experience in the school’s trading room and technology lab, students ultimately discover how theoretical knowledge is employed in practical situations.
Courses routinely blend the formal study of management theory with real-world management practice. Through case studies, class projects, and experience in the school’s trading room and technology lab, students ultimately discover how theoretical knowledge is employed in practical situations.
Applicants seeking admission to the M.B.A. program must have completed, prior to matriculation in the program, one of the following:
Candidates in the M.B.A. program complete nine required courses. Five are in the functional areas of accounting, finance, management, marketing, and operations management. Two courses address the challenges of managing in a global economy and strategic decision making. Candidates complete the program requirements by taking three elective courses.
Information on the pre-M.B.A. program is available at www.ithaca.edu/business/mba.