MBA+ MA IN ECONOMICS BU's Economics program is cited by the Journal of Economic Perspectives as one of the top 10 economics departments in North America. It offers the chance to learn from distinguished faculty and interact with a vibrant international student body. Graduates of the MBA+MA in Economics joint degree program go on to a variety of careers including investment banking, management, strategy, consulting, quantitative analysis, Third World development, environmental policy, and public sector work. Following acceptance into the joint program, candidates normally register for two semesters in Questrom, followed by three semesters cross-registered in both GRS and Questrom. Students must successfully complete a minimum of 40 full-time credits (32 part-time) at Questrom and 24 credits in the Department of Economics; the other 16 credits may be taken at Questrom, the Department of Economics, or, with prior approval, elsewhere in the University. Obtaining the two degrees separately would normally require six semesters in residence, but through careful course selection and elimination of overlapping courses, full-time students may earn this value joint degree in only five, or two and a half years.
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At Boston University Questrom School of
Business, innovation really stands for inspiration. We don’t make changes
simply for changes’ sake. We enhance the education we provide our students, and
revolutionize management practice through our faculty’s research. We believe in
sparking innovation that redefines. We design
new programs to meet the needs of today—our twelve-month MS in BusinessAnalytics program, recently ranked
#22 in the world by QS (#10 in the US), and nine-month MS in Management
Studies—provide students with the skills employers seek. The world is changing
rapidly—those who don’t change with it will be left behind.
Graduate students choose Boston University’s Questrom School of Business for a
dynamic, innovative experience that prepares them for the rapidly evolving and
highly competitive business landscape. They believe in Questrom’s mission of
creating value for the world, where socially responsible and ethical behavior
is an integral part of organizational decisions.
Admission to a Questrom graduate program has
become increasingly competitive. The result? Recruiters and organizations find
our graduates particularly attractive. Explore our portfolio of graduate programs and feel free to
follow up for more information.
MBA + MA in Economics
MBA + MA in Economics
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BU's Economics program is cited by the Journal of Economic Perspectives as one of the top 10 economics departments in North America. It offers the chance to learn from distinguished faculty and interact with a vibrant international student body. Graduates of the MBA+MA in Economics joint degree program go on to a variety of careers including investment banking, management, strategy, consulting, quantitative analysis, Third World development, environmental policy, and public sector work.
Following acceptance into the joint program, candidates normally register for two semesters in Questrom, followed by three semesters cross-registered in both GRS and Questrom. Students must successfully complete a minimum of 40 full-time credits (32 part-time) at Questrom and 24 credits in the Department of Economics; the other 16 credits may be taken at Questrom, the Department of Economics, or, with prior approval, elsewhere in the University.
Obtaining the two degrees separately would normally require six semesters in residence, but through careful course selection and elimination of overlapping courses, full-time students may earn this value joint degree in only five, or two and a half years.
About University
At Boston University Questrom School of
Business, innovation really stands for inspiration. We don’t make changes
simply for changes’ sake. We enhance the education we provide our students, and
revolutionize management practice through our faculty’s research. We believe in
sparking innovation that redefines. We design
new programs to meet the needs of today—our twelve-month MS in BusinessAnalytics program, recently ranked
#22 in the world by QS (#10 in the US), and nine-month MS in Management
Studies—provide students with the skills employers seek. The world is changing
rapidly—those who don’t change with it will be left behind.
Graduate students choose Boston University’s Questrom School of Business for a
dynamic, innovative experience that prepares them for the rapidly evolving and
highly competitive business landscape. They believe in Questrom’s mission of
creating value for the world, where socially responsible and ethical behavior
is an integral part of organizational decisions.
Admission to a Questrom graduate program has
become increasingly competitive. The result? Recruiters and organizations find
our graduates particularly attractive. Explore our portfolio of graduate programs and feel free to
follow up for more information.
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