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No other top MBA program offers our level of real-world exposure. At Columbia Business School, we immerse students in business by connecting their classroom education to the board rooms, trading floors, and retail stores where theory is put into practice.
Current Admission information for the MBA (Master of Business Administration) program at Columbia Business School.
Discover the latest MBA program application requirements at Columbia Business School. Get insights on the admission criteria and application process.
Columbia Business School Executive Education provides executives from across industries and sectors with the tools, frameworks, and learnings needed to lead and excel.
Current Tuition & Financial Aid information for the MBA (Master of Business Administration) program at Columbia Business School.
About 70 percent of our full-time MBA students begin their studies in the fall term. After mandatory orientation in the second half of August, regular classes begin in September. Most August-entry students complete a summer internship between their second and third terms.
Business is evolving fast. Stay one step ahead. At Columbia Business School, we immerse students in business by connecting their classroom education to the board rooms, trading floors, and retail stores where theory is put into practice.
Our Full-Time MBA Program is designed to be completed over four terms (2 academic years). The curriculum consists of 18 credits of required core coursework, and a minimum of 42 credits of elective courses. No transfer credits from other institutions may be applied toward the MBA degree.
Versatile programs like Master Classes, the Individual, Business, and Society Curriculum, and Columbia CaseWorks all approach business education in new ways, and the School’s cluster system encourages students to learn not only with, but from, their peers.
A cornerstone of the Columbia experience, the core curriculum is designed to give students an in-depth mastery of academic disciplines and the practical tools to intersect business with a broad set of industries. Taught by full-time professors and practitioners, the core prepares students to analyze, decide, and lead both in the classroom and ...
