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Consider the Benefits...
- Increase your marketability and earning potential
- Exceptional Value - Annual tuition of $8,017 for NYS residents, and only $12,257 for non-residents
- State-of-the-Art Facility Our new $13.1 Million building with numerous study rooms and computer labs provides students with productive studying environments
- Improve your networking and leadership skills through utilizing our world-renowned Center for Leadership Studies, as well as participating in a series of professional development seminars that focus on recruiting and interviewing
- G ain real-world experience and the exploration of various career tracks through numerous internships, team-based coursework, and consulting project courses
- Obtain a generalist perspective with opportunities to specialize in fields of interest. Concentrations offered include Finance, Leadership and Consulting, Management Information Systems, Operations Management, and Marketing
Preparing the
Next Generation of Leaders
The dynamics of the global environment demand leaders who can successively meet future challenges. The School of Management has designed a curriculum to prepare you with the essential skill set needed to be competitive in today's rapidly changing corporate, non-profit or public sectors. The next generation of leaders will be expected to combine technical competence with a keen sense of the skills necessary for effective persuasion and negotiation. Consequently, Binghamtons MBA instills a generalist perspective, integrating business fundamentals to bring about creative solutions that are new, different and better.
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``Within
the team environment you will integrate all the members
experiences and ideas then learn how to work together
to solve a problem. I especially enjoy the fresh
perspective the international students offer."
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Joe Johnston, MBA '98 |
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Obtain a Systemic View
While academic learning contributes to expertise in a specific subject matter, the most successful leaders must be able to synthesize their learning and apply it in complex situations. Contemporary business themes are explored in a variety of teaching methods from unusual interdisciplinary perspectives. You will learn not only how to address a specific problem, but also how to understand the implications of that decision on the entire organization, a perspective that plays a significant role in the success of every business. Our MBA program will expand your career options by preparing you with skills most valued by employers.
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Developing Team Skills From Day One
While
academic learning contributes to expertise in a specific subject matter,
the most successful leaders must be able to synthesize their learning
and apply it in complex situations. Contemporary business themes
are explored in a variety of teaching methods from unusual interdisciplinary
perspectives. You will learn not only to address a specific problem
but to understand the implications of that decision on the entire organization.
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Developing Team Skills
From Day One
In most organizations today decisions are rarely made autonomously, but rather by multi-functional teams that cross traditional boundaries. At Binghamton , you will learn an environment similar to that of the contemporary workplace. The ability to communicate, to take initiative and effectively motivate others is essential to team-based learning. We have designed a learning environment that promotes effective teamwork, which translates into getting ahead in your career. Exercises in group dynamics, interpersonal communication, and conflict resolution prepare you for various situations in the workplace, whether they call for you to be team leader or a team player.
Team skills are developed and refined from day one. The orientation program builds the framework from the very moment you arrive on campus by building a strong community of mutual support. The program starts off with intensive teambuilding, creative problem solving and social networking, as well as a review of how to maximize the benefits of the academic resources on campus.
In addition to learning the teamwork concepts, you will identify individual strengths and weaknesses in key areas of management effectiveness. This introspective exercise will provide an understanding of personal leadership style. Through this interaction during the orientation program, classmates benefit from the rich diversity of their personal and professional experiences.
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