Brandeis University International Business School

The Brandeis International Business School MBA is a globally focused and highly flexible program founded in 1998. The campus is in Waltham, Massachusetts, a nine-mile drive from Boston, a global hub for tech, innovation and finance. Waltham is also highly international, with 40% of the population born outside of the U.S.

The Brandeis MBA spans 64 credits across two years, and courses are coupled with career coaching are designed to advance or switch MBAs careers. Thirty of those 64 are electives, which count towards completing one or two of the five offered concentrations: Data Analytics and Finance, (both of which are STEM-designated), Marketing, Real Estate, and Strategy & Innovation.

MBAs work with leading companies and nonprofits around the world through study abroad programs, internships, field projects, the Hassenfeld Immersion Program, and Industry Treks.

Outside of curriculum, Brandeis MBAs often utilize one of the largest Bloomberg Labs in greater Boston – the Bloomberg Business and Economics Lab, where MBAs have access to 11 Bloomberg terminals and can analyze real-time financial market data and trade.

Students benefit from the support of faculty members, who are accessible and renowned for their expertise in many areas, such as marketing, analytics, finance, strategy, real estate, as well as supportive career coaches.

“The support services at the International Business School are exceptional. I found the team at the Career Strategies and Engagement Center to be excellent advocates for my future. The team always provided me with clear guidance and useful feedback, whether it was for an internship search, preparation for a career fair, or how I could adjust my resume,” says Brandeis MBA Sebastian Scott.