Massachusetts
MBA Programs in Massachusetts
Boston University Questrom School of Business prepares leaders and innovators to anticipate change, harness it, and to positively affect society. Our faculty focus on providing students with core business skills, insight, and relevant experiences to master the forces transforming the global economy. These include: digital technology, social enterprise & sustainability, and health & life sciences. We offer a broad array of undergraduate, graduate, part-time, executive, and doctoral programs.
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Dual Degree: MBA / MS in Digital innovation, MBA / MA in International Relations, MBA / MA in Economics, MBA / JD, MBA / JD (Three Year Accelerated), Hea... more…
With locations in Boston, San Francisco, London, Dubai, Shanghai, New York, and Ashridge Estate, U.K., students on a one-year program can live and learn in as many as three locations, alongside a student body representing more than 120 nationalities. Our award-winning Global One-Year MBA curriculum and internationally renowned faculty bring fundamental business concepts to life through real-world experience.
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Dual Degree: MBA / MSA (Master of Science in Accounting), MBA / MSF (Master of Science in Finance), MBA / MST (Master of Science in Taxation), MBA / JD,... more…
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