M.B.A. concentrations offered are in accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, management, management information systems, marketing, quantitative analysis, and sports management. Available M.S. programs are in accounting and professional accounting, human resource management, international business, information systems, and taxation. Most M.B.A. and M.S. students are enrolled in the evening programs.
All degrees require completion within five years.
The School of Business programs are dedicated to the facilitation of lifelong professional learning. The M.B.A. curriculum provides a strong graduate-level foundation and encourages specialization in timely areas of employer need and personal interest in today's global and technological workforce. In contrast to the breadth provided in the M.B.A. programs, the focus of the M.S. degrees is depth of knowledge, skills, and competencies in a specific business area. In 1994, the Walsh Library opened its doors. Extensive School of Business faculty research initiatives include the publishing of the MidAtlantic Journal of Business by the Division of Research.