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Lehigh University’s College of Business offers a STEM-designated master's degree in management.
The MS in Management (MiM) curriculum includes 14 courses (33 credits) in total. Preparing students for business roles through a rigorous curriculum and distinctive professional development opportunities distinguishes the MS in Management from other management degrees.
Course work focuses on the core areas of business management such as accounting, finance, statistics, management, economics and marketing. Graduate faculty use lecture, case studies and classroom discussion, with the program culminating in a capstone course that ties together all the learning and concepts with a hands-on business simulation.
Experiences inside and outside the classroom make you a more valuable asset to a broad range of organizations and roles. A comprehensive one week orientation defined by exposure to professional development and business leaders provide context for the program.
2024 Orientation: Tuesday, August 20th - Friday, August 23rd
- Quantitative Preparation
- Executive Networking
- Live Case Studies
- Personal Branding
MiM Curriculum Overview (33 credits)
- Core Courses (33 credits)
- Optional Internship (0-1 credit)
For international students who will be working on Curricular Practical Training (CPT), or if an internship requires a domestic student to enroll in a concurrent course, students will be required to take a 1-credit internship course, for a total of 34 credits.
Degree Completion Pathways
The MS in Management program can be completed in 9 or 16 months depending on your chosen track.
The standard track offers the fastest path to degree completion, and the extended track is ideal for students who feel they need more time to focus on graduate school and chart their future career path, or for students wishing to pursue an internship.
Students can choose to switch tracks prior to the add/drop period of the first semester.
View the coursework for each track by clicking below.
Students begin classes in late August and can expect to graduate in May of the following year.
Fall (17 credits)
- MKT 415 Marketing Foundations (3 credits)
- ECO 427 Statistical Analysis For Management (2 credits)
- ACCT 442 Financial Reporting And Analysis (2 credits)
- GBUS 405 Professional Development (1 credit)
- ACCT 444 Accounting For Decision Making (2 credits)
- BIS 423 Management Information Systems (2 credits)
- ECO 448 Business Economics (3 credits)
- SCM 423 Supply Chain Operations Management (2 credits)
Spring (16 credits)
- LAW 417 Regulatory Environment of Business (2 credits)
- MKT 425 Contemporary Topics in Marketing (2 credits)
- MGT 416 Managing Talent (3 credits)
- MGT 462 Experiential Learning Capstone (3 credits)
- BIS 456 Business Analytics for Decision Making (3 credits)
- FIN 418 Principles of Corporate Finance & Investments (3 credits)
Students begin classes in late August and can expect to graduate in December of the following year.
Fall (14 credits)
- MKT 415 Marketing Foundations (3 credits)
- ECO 427 Statistical Analysis For Management (2 credits)
- ACCT 442 Financial Reporting And Analysis (2 credits)
- GBUS 405 Professional Development (1 credit)
- ACCT 444 Accounting For Decision Making (2 credits)
- BIS 423 Management Information Systems (2 credits)
- SCM 423 Supply Chain Operations Management (2 credits)
Spring (16 credits)
- LAW 417 Regulatory Environment of Business (2 credits)
- MKT 425 Contemporary Topics in Marketing (2 credits)
- MGT 416 Managing Talent (3 credits)
- MGT 462 Experiential Learning Capstone (3 credits)
- BIS 456 Business Analytics for Decision Making (3 credits)
- FIN 418 Principles of Corporate Finance & Investments (3 credits)
Summer (0-1 credit)
- Optional Summer Internship (0-1 credit)
For international students who will be working on Curricular Practical Training (CPT), or if an internship requires a domestic student to enroll in a concurrent course, students will be required to take a 1-credit, for a total of 34 credits.
Fall (3 credits)
Lehigh University will certify international students as a full-time students during the final semester.
Professional Development
At the core of all Lehigh Business graduate programs, students are challenged to develop their soft skills and professional networks. Students will gain valuable leadership, teamwork and communication skills ensuring they are prepared for the job market.
View more details in the Lehigh Business Graduate Course Catalog