Second-Year Curriculum
Your second-year experience is all about choice. With only 2 required classes totaling 3 credits. year two is your opportunity to hone in on a specific concentration or construct a unique curriculum to serve your personal career goals.
Required Courses
Taken in the fall semester of the second year:
BNAD 500B: Eller Employment Strategies II is a 6-week class meeting one day a week designed ensure you will be on track for your full-time job search and in managing your future career. 1 credit
BNAD 596A: Topics in Business and Leadership: introduces participants to advanced topics in management and organizational leadership as well as current, relevant research from a range of disciplines and domains. Guest experts will share information, answer questions, and moderate class discussions in two- to four-hour seminars. 2 credits
Electives
Advanced field projects, independent studies, and electives allow you to complete your portfolio to ensure you achieve your career objectives. Electives can be taken as part of a concentration, functional specialization or as a stand-alone course.
Concentrations
The full-time Eller MBA program offers four concentrations, including courses in Finance, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Entrepreneurship.
Functional Specializations
If you'd prefer to create your own unique focus, through concentrations and electives, you can create a functional specialization that meets your needs and interests. For example:
Selected Classes
- Advanced Corporate Finance
- Applied Portfolio Management
- Valuation Modeling
- Entrepreneurial Finance
- Real Estate Finance
- Advanced Risk Management and Derivatives
- Database Management
- Enterprise Computing Environments
- Innovation, Change and Marketing Research
- Services Marketing Strategy
- Product Strategy
- Corporate Strategy
- Social Entrepreneurship
- New Venture Development
- New Venture Finance
- Negotiations
- Human Resources Management
- International Management
- Global Economic Development
For more information, view Electives and Concentrations.
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