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The Master of Business Administration at the University of Wisconsin is a two year full time program designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in business management, leadership, and strategic decision making. The curriculum integrates core business disciplines with applied learning, emphasizing finance, marketing, operations management, and strategic leadership. Students develop competencies to analyze complex business problems, design effective strategies, and lead organizations in dynamic environments. Through coursework, case studies, and team based projects, learners gain both analytical expertise and practical experience necessary for senior roles in global business, entrepreneurship, and management consulting.
The program also emphasizes professional development and applied learning, providing students with opportunities to participate in internships, consulting projects, and leadership initiatives under faculty mentorship. Learners acquire experience in business analytics, strategic planning, project management, and organizational behavior while enhancing skills in communication, negotiation, and team leadership. Access to industry networks, business simulation tools, and mentorship ensures students develop both theoretical knowledge and practical proficiency. By the end of the program, graduates are prepared for careers in corporate leadership, management consulting, entrepreneurship, or further academic study in business and management disciplines.
Semester 1 – Foundations in Business Administration
• Principles of Management and Leadership
• Financial Accounting and Analysis
• Marketing Fundamentals
• Quantitative Methods and Business Analytics
Semester 2 – Functional Business Areas
• Operations Management and Process Improvement
• Corporate Finance and Investment Analysis
• Strategic Marketing and Consumer Behavior
• Managerial Economics
Semester 3 – Advanced Business Strategy
• Organizational Behavior and Leadership
• Business Law and Ethics
• Strategic Management and Decision Making
• Elective Modules in Finance, Marketing, or Operations
Semester 4 – Applied Projects and Capstone
• Business Strategy Simulation
• Consulting Project or Internship
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Capstone Project and Professional Development
Graduates of this program are prepared for leadership and managerial roles across industries, including corporate management, consulting, finance, and entrepreneurship. Many work as business strategists, management consultants, financial analysts, project managers, or corporate leaders, applying expertise in strategic planning, organizational analysis, and decision making. The program equips students to design and implement business strategies, lead teams effectively, and analyze market trends for organizational success. Graduates also gain preparation for executive roles, interdisciplinary collaboration, and advanced research or doctoral studies in business administration, ensuring they can thrive in complex and competitive business environments.
This program provides a comprehensive and applied approach to business administration, enabling students to develop advanced leadership skills and strategic management expertise within a two year curriculum. The coursework emphasizes business strategy, organizational leadership, and applied problem solving, preparing learners to lead effectively and implement evidence based decisions in diverse business contexts. With hands on projects, consulting experiences, and faculty mentorship, students gain both practical experience and theoretical understanding. The program’s focus on professional development, industry engagement, and applied learning ensures graduates are well positioned to excel in corporate leadership, consulting, entrepreneurship, or pursue further academic study in business and management.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 608-262-2433
Email: admissions@grad.wisc.edu
Address: 217 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI 53706, USA