Our Beliefs About Management

The Drucker MBA brings together the complex realities of the world in which we live--our diverse, cultural, institutional, and intellectual backgrounds, and our ethical responsibilities. Combined with the hard sciences, accounting, finance, marketing and other building blocks of skills, the intuitive and scientific undertanding of these linkages is essential to anticipating and meeting the challenges of change and renewal, and for seeing things both as they are and as they can be.

We believe outstanding leadership is an endeavor requiring both character and competence--moral courage as well as analytical insight. Effective leaders make a difference in the lives and institutions they touch by infusing them with high values and bringing definition to common purpose, commitment to strategy, dignity to human interaction, and increased opportunity for creative self-expression.

Unit Requirements

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree requires you to complete sixty (60) units of study. The Drucker School's curriculum is designed around a required core platform of eight sequenced courses (32 units) plus 28 units of elective courses. The curriculum is flexible and allows you to pursue the degree as either a full time or part time MBA student.

Once you have completed the basic core requirements, you can direct your studies toward a specified area of concentration in strategy, finance, marketing, leadership, or global management. You may also take up to twelve elective units within the other Schools at the Claremont Consortium. This allows you to personalize your MBA degree and reflects the Drucker School’s general management perspective.

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Core Courses
Management Classes
Course Schedules
Dual Degrees
Drucker School Student Association

Sample Schedules
—Full-Time
—Part-Time

"Management, like all things in life, is a continual learning process. Drucker's unique and intimate environment has provided me with opportunities to discover my own path. A process that is invaluable in my personal and professional endeavors."