Accredited by
AACSB International
Accreditation from the world's leading accrediting association for business schools certifies that Olin's programs meet or exceed a wide range of rigorous quality standards for curriculum, research, admissions standards, graduation requirements and resources.
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The business degree programs at Olin Business School collectively serve more than 1,750 students, making it one of the top business schools in the nation. Find the one that best fits your experience and career aspirations.
BS in Business Administration (BSBA) – a four-year undergraduate business program gives students the option to pursue second majors or degrees in programs ranging from engineering to fine arts.
Full-Time Master of Business Administration (MBA) – a two-year program in which an intensely personalized curriculum allows students to target areas of interest, develop career-specific skills and capitalize on hands-on learning opportunities.
Professional MBA (PMBA) – an evening program designed for working professionals that features a class cohort system in which students attend classes with the same individuals for their first four semesters.
Executive MBA (EMBA) – offered in St. Louis, Kansas City and Shanghai, these 18- or 20-month weekend programs emphasize strategy, leadership, the design of effective organizations, and global competitive markets.
Global Master of Finance Dual Degree (GMFDD) – a 14-month, graduate-level, dual degree program, with courses completed at Singapore Management University and Washington University, including immersions in New York City and Washington D.C.
Master of Science in Finance (MS/Finance) – the option of a 10- or 17-month graduate program that prepares students for advanced entry-level career opportunities in financial services and corporate financial management.
Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MS/SCM) – the option of a 10- or 17-month graduate program equips students for challenging careers in logistics and global supply chain management.
Master of Accounting (MACC) – the option of a 10- to 17-month graduate program prepares students for careers that require extensive accounting knowledge in both public and corporate settings.
PhD in Business – a doctoral program emphasizing economics, quantitative methodology and mentoring by faculty that prepares students for careers in scholarship and teaching.
Doctor of Business Administration – a doctoral degree designed for individuals with an interest in research who wish to pursue advanced careers in corporations, banks, government agencies and research-oriented consulting positions.
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