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Executive MBA Program Curriculum
You'll discover that courses are sequenced and integrated to provide you with needed tools for subsequent courses throughout the program. In the end, your entire classroom experience will seem like one seamless course taught by a series of experts.
Academics
The Simon School’s approach to management education incorporates a balance between the theoretical and the practical. This balance sets it apart from all other such business programs. Simon students learn to seek creative approaches to solving complex business problems while providing a firm analytical base for making strategic choices.
In the Executive MBA Program students learn to understand the complexities of business in the twenty-first century. Policy is not made within a vacuum; deals are not brokered in isolation. Through study, analysis and hands-on problem solving, students develop a portfolio of tools that can be applied to a myriad of circumstances.
Class discussions and projects focus on real-world examples, with an emphasis on immediate application to the workplace. The methods of analysis we teach give our graduates the confidence and skills to set the pace and chart the direction of management change.
The Executive MBA program’s high-quality, evenly-paced instruction is shaped to minimize unwelcome impact on career and family life. The Executive Program Office handles details such as parking permits, meals, books, laptop and software, registration and other administrative tasks.
Calendar & Daily Schedules
Executive MBA students meet Friday and Saturday every other weekend.
The Executive Program begins with orientation and team building retreat in August. The courses begin in September.
Program Curriculum
The Executive MBA coursework focuses on core disciplines. The 15 required courses are sequenced and integrated to provide the tools needed for each subsequent course throughout the program.
Executive MBA students will take two elective courses in addition to the required courses. These elective courses will give students the opportunity to pursue a specialization (e.g., marketing, strategy, finance, operations, heath sciences management) or to take a variety of diverse courses.
