MBA Programs
| Overview | Structure | Objectives | Career Concentrations | National Recognition | Graduate Success Flexible Scheduling | Convenient Locations | Admission | Quick Links for Prospective Students Contact Us | Request More Information | How to Apply | Apply Now MBA concentrations: Accounting | Financial Management | Information Systems | International Business | International Economics | Management Marketing Management | Taxation | Dual Concentration MBA | Executive MBA | Joint Degree BBA/MBA | Joint Degree MBA/JD |
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Overview The Lubin School of Business MBA program includes Foundation and Professional Core courses that are consistent with MBA programs nationally. Professional Core courses are unique in that they emphasize innovation, value creation, and the application of financial concepts. The Core also features an international course that includes a strong emphasis on ethics within a global context. The curriculum's problem-based approach integrates contemporary theory and professional practice in order to enhance the students' ability to work collaboratively and creatively to solve complex business problems. The MBA program has been developed around three themes that represent key needs within today's business organizations: managing people and organizational transformation within an increasingly globalized environment, innovating within an organization to create added value and growth opportunities, and developing analytical and problem-solving skills to enhance organizational performance. The focus of the MBA program is on experienced-based education that prepares students for professional success in a rapidly changing global marketplace. Structure of the Program Built on Lubin's tradition of combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience, the MBA curriculum focuses on integrated team-oriented approaches to contemporary business with an emphasis on globalization and technology. We break down the silos of a conventional MBA education and create an integrated approach to learning—a real-world education that reflects real-world situations. You'll start with a common core structured to emphasize today's greater connectedness across business fields. For instance, you'll take courses that combine marketing with electronic business, organizational behavior with leadership, and business strategy with stakeholder responsibility. The core covers business fundamentals and analytical skills and managerial breadth. Students can choose from a range of challenging Career Concentrations and the program is rounded out by Breadth Electives outside of their career concentration, which enable students to explore related interests. Team and experiential assignments involve students in practical application of theory. Critical business skills are developed early in the program and translate into new opportunities. For employed students, these skills often lead to greater job success long before graduation. The MBA program has a residency requirement of a minimum of 39 credits in most of its career concentrations. All Lubin MBA students must be proficient in computing, business writing, and quantitative methods. Objectives The master of business administration degree is conferred on those men and women who successfully complete one of the programs offered. These programs have evolved over a period of years and reflect the increasing demand for professional education in private industry, government and the nonprofit sector. The MBA program of the Lubin School of Business seeks to prepare students for broad management responsibilities, with an introduction to a career concentration. Specifically the objectives are:
Building on those areas of study in which the University has its strongest faculty and academic resources, as well as its greatest experience at the undergraduate level, the MBA program of the Lubin School of Business offers several career concentrations: Master of Business Administration (MBA) Concentrations: Accounting Financial Management (Financial Management; Investment Management) Information Systems International Business International Economics Management (Strategic Management; Human Resource Management; Entrepreneurial Studies) Marketing Management Taxation Dual Concentration MBA Executive MBA Joint Degrees BBA/MBA MBA/JD National Recognition The Lubin School is among fewer than two percent of business schools internationally that have both business and accounting accreditation from AACSB International, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the premier accrediting organization for business schools in the world. Lubin has earned prestigious national recognition for its educational programs. Click to read more about our national recognition. Graduate Success As a graduate of the Lubin School of Business, you'll count yourself among 129,172 Pace University alumni who are living and working in New York City, across the U.S., and around the world. Our alumni have enjoyed success and they'll be the first to tell you how their Lubin degree made it possible. Notable graduate school alumni include Dan Davids, former President, The History Channel; Herbert L. Henkel, chairman, president and CEO, Ingersoll-Rand Company Limited; James Quinn, president, Tiffany & Co.; Ivan G. Seidenberg, Chairman and CEO, Verizon; and Richard Zannino, former CEO, Dow Jones & Company. Flexible Scheduling Lubin's MBA program is designed for both full-time and part-time studies. To accommodate the needs of employed students, the program is designed with variable course loads and conveniently scheduled late afternoon and evening classes. The University also offers extended hours for many administrative offices to serve its working students. Convenient Locations At the downtown New York City campus, the Lubin School of Business offers programs leading to the MBA degree in each of the career concentrations listed above. Some courses may also be offered at Pace's Midtown Center in Manhattan. In White Plains, the Lubin School of Business offers MBA programs in accounting, financial management, information systems, international business, management, and marketing management. Students may enroll for courses at any campus and all credits earned at any campus of the University are transferable to other campuses. Click for details about graduate information sessions, online chats, and graduate recruitment events. Click to arrange a Campus Tour, or take a virtual tour of our campuses. Admission A U.S. bachelor's degree or an equivalent degree from a foreign school is the preferred undergraduate degree requirement for admission into the program. In addition to a resume, a personal statement, a GMAT or GRE score report, and two recommendations, applicants must submit official transcripts from all colleges and universities they have attended. A recent TOEFL score, no more than two years old, is required of all applicants whose native language is not English or who did not receive a bachelor's or master's degree from a U.S. institution. Recommended application deadlines are August 1 for the fall entry term and December 1 for the spring entry term. Click for our Application Guidelines and Checklist. For admission information, please contact:
Contact Us For a graduate catalog and an application for admission, please fill out our online form. Click for information about graduate information sessions, online chats, and graduate recruitment events. Click for information about Campus Tours, or call 212-346-1323 to schedule a tour. To request a brochure, application packet, or other printed materials, please fill out our online form. You may also call 1-800-874-PACE or send your request via e-mail to infoctr@pace.edu.
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