The Program is designed both to provide a foundation in business management and to allow individuals to emphasize areas central to their own career directions. The MBA curriculum offers more than 20 classes related to manufacturing, and we are working with the School of Engineering through the Stanford Integrated Manufacturing Association to increase our understanding of both manufacturing and the management of technology. The MBA program requires a demanding schedule of core courses during the first year, while offering remarkable flexibility in electives during the second year when students pursue their own management interests. With a foundation in principles of business management and manufacturing systems engineering, Dual Degree students are well positioned to expand emphasis on manufacturing through MSE Depth Sequences and through manufacturing electives in the Graduate School of Business. The Clubs jointly sponsor industry leaders as keynote speakers and experienced industry managers as participants.
All events are completely student-run and jointly offered to students in both clubs.
You may apply to both the MBA Program and the MSE Program through one application submitted to the Graduate School of Business MBA Admissions Office along with GMAT results. Both programs encourage applicants to have industry experience, and the MSE Program requires an undergraduate degree in engineering or science. Full-time work experience is highly recommended for both programs.