Evening MBA Curriculum Overview: Part-time MBA Courses

Strengthen your business acumen and leadership skills through a 21-credit part-time MBA core curriculum.

Build your future at a school that will prepare you to lead innovation. No matter what your background is, you'll learn how to excel at the intersection of business and technology.

Practice your ability to lead innovation through real-world projects with novel startups and Fortune 500 companies in the Georgia Tech ecosystem. Explore the opportunities that only a leading technological university can provide.

The Evening MBA Experience

Core classes will change the way you think about business, providing a strong knowledge-base for electives, a competitive career advantage, and a solid foundation in the functional area of business -- making you business savvy, fast.

Then, customize your Georgia Tech Evening MBA curriculum by delving deeper into areas that most interest you through 33-credit hours of electives (11 courses), concentrations, or immersive tracks.

Supplement classroom learning with exceptional extracurricular and experiential learning opportunities that build your network and put your knowledge into practice.

Georgia Tech Evening MBA curriculum consists of 54 credit hours: 12 core courses (21 credit hours) and 11 electives (33 credit hours).

Flexibility

You choose the number of courses to fit your schedule. Classes are offered Monday through Thursday evenings, meeting once per week. Evening MBA classes are available during fall, spring, and summer semesters. We now offer limited weekend and online courses to better accommodate your busy career and provide greater flexibility.

The length of the part-time MBA program depends on how many classes you complete per year. Typically, students earn their MBA in 24-36 months. Students must complete their degree within six years.

2-Year Example Evening MBA Schedule

	COURSE NAME	CREDIT HOURS
Fall	Financial and Managerial Accounting I (full semester) Analytical Tools for Decision Support (first half) Leading People and Organizations (first half) Legal and Ethical Considerations (second half) Managing Information Resources (second half)	3 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Spring	Principles of Finance (first half) Managerial Economics (first half) Leadership Assessment Workshop (full semester) Operations Management (second half) Business Communications (second half) Marketing Management (second half)	1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Summer	International Elective* Elective Elective	3 3 3
Fall	Strategic Management (full semester) Elective Elective	3 3 3
Spring	Elective Elective Elective	3 3 3
Summer	Elective Elective Elective	3 3 3
	TOTAL CREDIT HOURS	54
*Required and may be taken any semester. This is an example schedule and not necessarily the sequence of courses students will take. Course information is subject to change.

3-Year Example Evening MBA Schedule

	COURSE NAME	CREDIT HOURS
Fall	Financial and Managerial Accounting I (full semester) Analytical Tools for Decision Support (first half) Marketing Management (second half)	3 1.5 1.5
Spring	Principles of Finance (first half) Managerial Economics (first half) Operations Management (second half) Business Communications (second half)	1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Summer	International Elective* Leading People and Organizations (first half) Managing Information Resources (second half)	3 1.5 1.5
Fall	Leadership Assessment Workshop (full semester) Legal and Ethical Considerations (second half) Strategic Management (full semester)	1.5 1.5 3
Spring	Elective Elective	3 3
Summer	Elective Elective	3 3
Fall	Elective Elective	3 3
Spring	Elective Elective	3 3
Summer	Elective Elective	3 3
	TOTAL CREDIT HOURS	54
*Required and may be taken any semester. This is an example schedule and not necessarily the sequence of courses students will take. Course information is subject to change.

Core & Electives

MBA core courses provide an overall understanding of the functional areas of business, while the breadth of electives provide the flexibility to tailor your education around your career goals and interests.

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Immersive Tracks

Build deep expertise in emerging areas through immersive tracks in leading innovation, which leverage the unique strengths of Georgia Tech, the Scheller College of Business, and the Tech Square innovation ecosystem.

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Concentrations

Customize your MBA elective coursework through concentrations, which provide a roadmap to develop expertise in specific business areas.

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Career Development

Throughout the MBA program, the Jones MBA Career Center helps you practice interviewing skills, highlight your unique strengths, target the right companies, and find your dream job.

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The program offers a thorough education, but is structured to help balance our studies and work.

Chris Humphries

Manager ACS Alliances at Delta Air Lines

Chris Humphries

Manager ACS Alliances at Delta Air Lines

Alumni, Evening MBA, Focus Areas: Strategy, Operations, Innovation

Why did you choose to pursue an MBA?

Like most people, I was really looking for a career change or at least a path to accelerate my career. I had a great engineering position in the building design and energy industry, but it’s not an industry that is easy for an engineer to find his/her way up the corporate ladder. I’ve always considered myself a very future-oriented person, and I knew the education and opportunities delivered by an MBA program would drive my career growth in the direction I wanted.

Why did you choose Georgia Tech over other MBA programs and what’s unique to Georgia Tech’s MBA?

I was probably slightly biased toward Georgia Tech since I attended as an undergrad, but what it really boiled down to was the Institute’s reputation and its strengths in the core areas I was focused on. I have always had a passion for technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship, and I really consider Georgia Tech a top university in all of those areas.

Another added benefit to attending Georgia Tech was the structure and convenience of the Evening MBA program. I really like the College’s focus on delivering the same quality of education and experience as they would deliver in a full-time MBA program. On top of that, the class schedule and location of the college made it very easy to figure out how I would add school on top of work. In the end, it was a no-brainer for me to focus on Georgia Tech when I submitted applications and choose Georgia Tech when I was accepted.

How would you describe the Georgia Tech MBA academic experience?

It would have been extremely difficult to build such a wealth of solid knowledge and skills without the program. I felt that I gained at least one core piece of knowledge from every class that I will consistently use in my career. The professors were top notch and the coursework has always been challenging in just the right amounts to continually build on what each student has learned.

I will always remember a quote from one of my favorite professors (Robert Burgess) who said in class at the start of the semester: “You will be amazed by the conversations you have with people at the end of this program.” I am consistently amazed at the knowledge I have developed over the course of the program, and I know pursuing the Georgia Tech MBA was one of the best decisions I have ever made.

Evening MBA Curriculum & Courses

The Evening MBA Experience

Flexibility

Core & Electives

Immersive Tracks

Concentrations

Career Development

Chris Humphries

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