Design your MBA experience at the Whitman School. Our full-time MBA is a 54-credit-hour program with 36 core course credits and 18 elective credits completed over a span of two years. You can specialize in up to two of seven concentrations: Accounting Business Analytics Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises Finance Marketing Management Real Estate Supply Chain Management Plus, you can customize your curriculum by adding electives of your choice either at Whitman or another school/college within Syracuse University. At Whitman we encourage your exploratory nature and provide limitless discovery options, all with real-world applicability. Add in our in-depth specializations, and you gain the skills needed to become a bold, forward thinking leader. Whitman’s MBA program develops your critical thinking skills in solving complex business scenarios. In addition, our MBA students also have the opportunity to network with online MBA students in executive seminar style courses in major cities like New York, or study abroad with a global residency course.

The Whitman School’s STEM-designated M.S. in finance program is flexibly designed to prepare you for success during your time of study and throughout your career. In this program you can specialize in corporate finance, investments or real estate. In addition, the program has many benefits, including: Access to current market data, live newsfeeds, software for analysis and other resources used by professionals in the field, including eleven Bloomberg Terminals. Preparation for Bloomberg certification and professional exams, such as CFA, FRM and CAIA designations. Participation in business case competitions, the CFA Institute Research Challenge, and other university competitions.

The program leading to the Master of Science degree in Engineering Management (MSEM) is interdisciplinary. It is administered by the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and the College of Engineering and Computer Science, with the cooperative support of the Martin J. Whitman School of Management. The MSEM degree program is designed for practicing engineers and scientists who have or seek increased managerial and leadership responsibilities. The degree program provides a balanced field of knowledge in management theory and practices, statistics, quality control, finance, economics, information/data management, and legal issues. With proper selection of courses, technical competence in a particular area can be strengthened as well. Course electives can be chosen to customize your program of study to meet specific career goals. The degree requires a total of 36 semester course credits consisting of 24 core course credits and 12 technical elective credits. At least one half of the courses for the M.S. degree program must be at 600 level or above. The student’s program is planned with a faculty advisor. Each program will be designed to meet the needs of the student, taking into consideration background and experience.

The department is housed in the recently renovated Carnegie Library building on the main campus quadrangle. Programs of study include those for M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Mathematics, with or without a concentration in Statistics, and for M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Mathematics Education. In collaboration with the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the College of Engineering, we offer concurrent M.S. degrees in mathematics and computer science. Students complete a total of 51 credits, 30 in mathematics and 21 in computer science. Students who want to pursue this program should have a solid background in undergraduate mathematics, and knowledge of programming in high-level languages and of algorithms and data structures adequate for graduate study in computer science.