Boston University’s Questrom School of Business’ Online MBA

Launched in Fall of 2020, the Boston Questrom online MBA offers students a collaborative community that intertwines ethics, innovation, and the transformation of the global economy. The fully-online MBA isn’t a virtual version of Boston’s on-campus program, but rather an engaging digitally-delivered MBA that embraces peer-to-peer learning. To keep stride with the virtual interconnectedness of today’s business world, the OMBA focuses on topics that drive business forward in the 21st century.

The OMBA’s go-at-your-own-pace curriculum allows students to complete the program in as few as two years, and as many as six – depending on their personal timeline and needs. With two entry times, they plan to enroll 550 students this August and 350 in January.

Questrom’s OMBA requires 45 credit hours of coursework comprising six 7.5-credit semester-long integrated modules. The curriculum is designed where students take one module a semester, and each module builds on the one before it. Uniquely, students won’t have to worry about what courses to take when.

Another unique aspect to the curriculum is that there are no individual courses – only interconnected content, designed in a way that one would experience business every day in the real world. So while you won’t see individual courses in their design, the courses are still rigorous and rich in core business knowledge expected from the globally-recognized MBA.

Along with weekly live sessions, students can engage through including case discussions, polling, debates, and live interviews with industry experts.

Launched in Fall of 2020, the Boston Questrom online MBA offers students a collaborative community that intertwines ethics, innovation, and the transformation of the global economy. The fully-online MBA isn’t a virtual version of Boston’s on-campus program, but rather an engaging digitally-delivered MBA that embraces peer-to-peer learning. To keep stride with the virtual interconnectedness of today’s business world, the OMBA focuses on topics that drive business forward in the 21st century.

The OMBA’s go-at-your-own-pace curriculum allows students to complete the program in as few as two years, and as many as six – depending on their personal timeline and needs. With two entry times, they plan to enroll 550 students this August and 350 in January.

Questrom’s OMBA requires 45 credit hours of coursework comprising six 7.5-credit semester-long integrated modules. The curriculum is designed where students take one module a semester, and each module builds on the one before it. Uniquely, students won’t have to worry about what courses to take when.

Another unique aspect to the curriculum is that there are no individual courses – only interconnected content, designed in a way that one would experience business every day in the real world. So while you won’t see individual courses in their design, the courses are still rigorous and rich in core business knowledge expected from the globally-recognized MBA.

Along with weekly live sessions, students can engage through including case discussions, polling, debates, and live interviews with industry experts.