The curriculum emphasizes integrated practical learning. Students learn to work on teams with others of similar and dissimilar education and work histories. A cross disciplinary set of experiences will enhance the overall value of the two years together. The core builds strength in the business essentials of management, finance, accounting, marketing and strategic decision making.
Students learn to apply their new skills and analytical tools.
The 2001-2002 Curriculum is now up. The use of quantitative models to address decisions characterized by difficult value tradeoffs, significant uncertainty and multiple stakeholders. Evaluation of competitive strategies. Development and management of marketing programs. Domestic Financial Policy takes you to Washington DC for specialized learning opportunities.