Concentrations

Our concentrations are designed to set you apart in your field. Our approach to comprehensive learning combines required courses, targeted electives and team projects for an engaging environment that provides experience only attainable through solving real problems.

Concentrations are available to Full-time MBA students only. Students are required to complete 12 hours of study in one of six concentration areas, including a required practicum course. With access to an award-winning faculty and in-depth course instruction, you will gain an incomparable experience that will give you the skills and insights needed to transition into your next role or advance into a new leadership position. Students should consult their Jenkins MBA academic advisor to confirm the most appropriate course plan for each concentration and any changes to the proposed scheme. Read more about the concentrations listed below to find one that best fits your needs and interests.

Financial Management

Learn the fundamentals to being a sound financial manager, as well as specialized career opportunities. You’ll cultivate analytic and strategic thinking vital for the success of corporations, investment firms and financial institutions.

Innovation Management

Gain practical product development experience and learn the integrated skills and perspectives necessary to conceive, create, launch and manage innovation as part of a cross-functional team.

Marketing Management

Succeed in today’s marketing world by learning to understand customer needs – and develop products and services to meet them – as well as produce effective brand messaging and evaluate the success of your campaigns.

Supply Chain Management

Develop in-depth knowledge of end-to-end supply chain emphasizing information and supply flow. Ideal for military, students of all types will learn to manage teams, write effective reports and make persuasive management presentations.

Entrepreneurship

This hands-on concentration pairs masters and Ph.D. student teams with emergent firms dealing with the challenges of growth and competition to produce well-equipped managers with a comprehensive view of an organization and its players.

Technology Entrepreneurship and Commercialization

The TEC curriculum provides graduate students from management and other disciplines across campus the opportunity to engage in all stages of a company’s formation and growth.

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