JD and MBA Dual Degree Program Requirements

Application information, course schedules, application status and foundation waivers can be viewed using the  Graduate Business Programs homepage.

JD/MBA Course Requirements

Foundation Courses (0-8 Hours)
Foundation courses may be waived, subject to transcript review.

QM 7023 Statistical Analysis
ECON 7003 Managerial Economics

Core Courses (20 Hours)
Student must complete all courses.

ACCT 7122 Financial Accounting*
FIN 7202 Financial Management *
MIS 7002 Information Systems Management *
MKTG 7012 Marketing Management in a Global Environment *
MGT 7042 Organizational Behavior *
QM 7102 Operations Management *
BUS 7032 Ethical Conduct for Managers
QM 7202 Decision Analysis and Modeling
BUS 7042 Business Communication
MGT 7102 Building Competitive Advantage

* A student with 9 hours of undergraduate credit in these disciplines may be eligible to substitute this core course with a related advanced core course.

Advanced Core Courses (4 Hours)
Students select 2 courses.

ACCT 7132 Managerial Accounting and Control
FIN 7212 Capital Budgeting and Risk Management
BUS 7052 Project Management
MKTG 7052 Innovation and Product Development
MGT 7302 Human Resource Management
QM 7302 Supply Chain Management
MGT 7202 Organizational Leadership

Electives (6 Hours)

Students must complete 6 hours of business-related elective study.

Experiential Requirement (1 Hour)

A Corporate Experiential Requirement is completed as an internship or Study Abroad. This requirement may be waived with a minimum of 2 years of relevant work experience.

Law Component (78 Hours)

Students in the joint program complete all requirements for the Juris Doctor. Students complete 78 hours of law courses, and 10 hours of business courses count as JD program electives.

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