MBA Degree Concentration
Drexel LeBow offers targeted MBA degree concentrations that allow you to customize your learning experience to your personal goals and objectives. We offer a number of MBA degree concentrations, graduate minors, elective courses, experiential learning and dual degree program options. MBA program concentration options are a great fit for students looking to diversify their existing skills, make a career change or apply training to career advancement.
MBA Degree Concentrations
MBA program concentrations allow you to focus on an area of interest within business through elective course offerings in the following areas:
- Business Analytics*
- Finance*
- General Business / Customized Concentration*
- Marketing*
- Real Estate Management and Development
- Strategic Technology & Innovation Management
- Supply Chain Management and Logistics
*Available online
Graduate Minors
Graduate minors highlight Drexel’s collaborative and interdisciplinary spirit by allowing you to take interrelated graduate-level courses outside of your major graduate program. One benefit of the new MBA curriculum is that it offers the opportunity to enrich your chosen field of study with supplemental knowledge and skills and provide additional professional expertise.
Graduate minors offered within the LeBow College include:
- Accounting
- Business Analytics Management
- Economics
- Economics Data Analysis
- Finance*
- Marketing*
- Operations Research
- Sustainable Operations Management
- Taxation
*Available online
A few minors across the University that may benefit graduate business students include:
- Arts Administration
- Computer Science
- Creativity and Innovation
- Healthcare Informatics
- Health Administration
- Higher Education
A full list of optional minors can be found on the Drexel Course Catalog.
Dual Degrees for MBA Students
The LeBow College of Business partners with the Kline School of Law, College of Medicine and Westphal College of Media Arts and Design to provide students advanced business education to enhance their careers in less time than it takes to complete the two programs separately. Dual degree programs include: