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Curriculum
The MBA program operates on three semesters per year (Fall, Spring, Summer) and students take two 8-week courses during each 16-week semester. The schedule is designed so that you will focus on only one course at a time.
Module #1 First Semester
| MBA 6100 | The Regulatory Environment of Organizations |
| MBA 6110 | Ethical Leadership and the Behavior of Organizations |
Module #2 Second Semester
| MBA 6310 | Quantitative Analysis for Managers |
| MBA 6300 | Strategic Managerial Economics |
Module #3 Third Semester
| MBA 6200 | Managerial Accounting |
| MBA 6210 | Strategic Financial Management |
Module #4 Fourth Semester
| MBA 6400 | Management of Information and Technology |
| MBA 6410 | Strategic Marketing |
Module #5 Fifth Semester
| MBA 6500 | The Strategic Process and Planning |
| MBA 6510 | Supply Chain Management and Operations Analysis |
Module #6 Sixth Semester
| MBA 7600 | Contemporary Issues in Strategic Leadership |
| MBA 7610 | Strategic Leadership Capstone Project |
CAPSTONE SCHEDULING POLICY
Students must take the "capstone module" - Module # 6, MBA 7600 and MBA 7610 - at the end of their MBA program. That is, students must complete all coursework before entering this module.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
John Bresnahan, Director of Graduate Enrollment and Student Services, 617-333-2243
jbresnah0104@curry.edu
Check out the photo gallery from the Curry College Spring 2012 Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduation ceremony
A strong commitment to lifelong learning spurred Kathy Murphy to enroll in The Curry College MBA program while she continued working as a manager at Dunkin' Brands, Inc., in Canton, Massachusetts.
At Curry College, teaching is personal to our faculty. For Bill Topper, a professor and the Director of Curry's MBA Program, this is especially true.
"When I started the Curry MBA program, I knew I would get a degree," says Sheila Jichi of Foxboro, Mass. "What I didn't expect was to gain enough confidence to feel I can take on almost anything, personally and professionally."
"I've recommended The Curry College MBA to several people, including colleagues, friends and relatives. I made lasting friendships where we help each other personally and professionally." - Sam Smith '07, MBA
