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Curriculum
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Drucker MBA
2 Years
60 Units =
32 Core Units +
28 Elective Units
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The MBA degree is a two-year program requiring sixty (60) units of coursework, including eight sequenced core courses (32 units) and 28 units of electives.
You may also take up to 12 elective units within the other Schools at the Claremont Consortium.
The structured yet flexible curriculum has four major tenets to prepare students for their professional goals:
- The Drucker Difference
Educating students on the philosophies and values of Peter Drucker
- Foundational Management Core
Traditional business courses (Organizational Behavior, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, etc.) that every MBA needs in their toolbox
- Ethical Judgment and Practice
Embedded in all core and elective courses, designed to challenge and guide your thinking and actions
- Practice of Management
Elective courses focused on experiential learning by bringing theory to practice
Curriculum Structure
First Year—Students complete the foundational core business courses in the first year along with the Drucker Difference.
Second Year—The Practice of Management is a set of sequenced modular courses throughout the first and second years. Students align their individual professional goals through elective and practice of management courses.
Concentrations
You may choose one or two areas of concentration to focus your studies. Concentrations are offered in:
Course Flow
| YEAR 1 |
YEAR 2
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| Fall |
Spring |
Fall |
Spring |
| Quantitative Methods |
Marketing Management |
Strategy |
Elective
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| The Drucker Difference |
Corporate Finance |
Elective |
Elective
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| Financial Accounting |
Applied Operational Methods |
Elective |
Elective |
| Organizational Behavior & Theory |
Elective |
Elective |
Elective |
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