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Oct 06, 2024
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Spring 2025 Update
Business Administration STEM, MBA
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NY State Program Code: 43274
HEGIS Code: 0506
CIP Code: 52.1301
(36 credits)
The Problem-Solving MBA (STEM designated) program offers students a cutting-edge format in which to obtain their M.B.A. in as little as 12 months. The program consists of two pre-semester modules and four eight-week semesters. At the conclusion of the Fall 1 and Spring 1 semesters, students participate in “problem-solving days” where they integrate what they have learned over the previous semester(s). Our program is designed to equip you with the essential skills, strategic thinking, and innovative mindset needed to tackle complex business issues head-on. In an ever-evolving global economy, the ability to identify, analyze, and solve problems is a critical skill that sets leaders apart. This program goes beyond traditional MBA offerings, placing a strong emphasis on practical problem-solving techniques that empower graduates to excel in a wide range of industries. Additionally, the program offers three areas of STEM specialization.
Note:
Fall I and II and Spring I and II semesters are 8 weeks long. For more information about the Problem-Solving MBA, please contact the Graduate Program Office at (516) 877-4670.
Courses are 3 credits unless noted otherwise.
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Pre-Fall 1
Students must take the Economics and Business math modules prior to the first Fall Semester. Students may also take a qualifying exam to “test out” of either or both of the courses. If a student has taken an advanced-level college course in either subject with a grade of B or better, they may be waived from the module(s). Students without an Accounting background (degree or professional certification) may be required to take an online accounting module and pass a proficiency exam prior to taking ACC600. Please contact the School of Business Graduate Office for further information.
DSC 1 Business Math Module Credits: 0.00
ECO 1 Economics Module Credits: 0.00
Spring 1
8 week semester
Students must take three specialization courses from the same specialty. See the list of specializations and courses below. Check CLASS or Course Search to confirm which courses are offered in which semester.
Summer 1
Elective Course 3 to complete specialization.
- Specialization Course 3 Credits: 3.00
Specialization Courses
For the specialization, students choose 3 courses from the same discipline. Choices are Business Analytics, Management Information Systems, and Supply Chain Management. One course from the specialization will have an accompanying project as part of the course.
Choose from the following specialization offerings (must take all 3 from the same specialization):
Business Analytics: CSC 612 , DSC 681 , DSC 682
Management Information Systems: DSC 574 , DSC 575 , DSC 576
Supply Chain Management: DSC 662 , DSC 663 , DSC 664
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