Full Time MBA

Full-Time MBA

Elective options - social responsibility

 

Elective options under the Full-time and Part-time MBA includes study of how firms pioneer Corporate Social Responsibility, how they were influenced, and how others were thereby inspired to do the same. This research will help to identify how CSR values are transmited through corporate and social networks, and the influence of these values on regional entrepreneurship.

FTMBA applicants contact class representative

 

Applicants interested in the Full-time MBA program can be connected to a Class Representative to ask questions and get answers from a student's perspective. E-mail or phone rebecca [dot] barbour [at] unh [dot] edu (Rebecca Barbour), (603) 862-3378 for information.

MBA students can expand their educations

 

MBA students can expand their educations by drawing on the offerings of all graduate programs at the University of New Hampshire. Whittemore graduate students have taken courses in computer science, mathematics, public administration, public health, and education—to name just a few.

FTMBA/Econ Make-up Class

 

Make-up day for classes cancelled due to Labor Day holiday

Full-time MBA Orientation (3)

 

Day 3

Full-time MBA Orientation (2)

 

Day 2

Full-time MBA Orientation

 

Day 1

Full-time MBA - International Residency in China

 

Each year as part of the Term III International Business course students travel to a foreign country in mid-March. Last academic year the Class of 2009 visited Beijing, China. The international residence consists of company visits, guest lectures, and cultural tours. Full-time MBA Admissions Ambassadors, Melissa and Katie, document the trip's highlights. 

Clone of Which MBA model is right for you?

 

Which model is right for you? 

 Full-time M.B.A 

Which MBA model is right for you?

 

Executive MBA

This nineteen-month program meets on alternating Friday and Saturdays at the New England Conference Center on the Durham campus. A minimum of five years of professional experience is required for consideration to the program. This design permits experienced professionals to create a stimulating and close-knit network as well as allowing for those who travel for work to have a minimum number of days per month on campus.