One-Year MBA Concentrations

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Please Note: All curriculum and STEM-designations listed below are currently pending final faculty approval.

Our full-time MBA offers 4 STEM-designated concentrations.

The Lehigh full-time MBA program offers a variety of concentration areas. A concentration does not need to be declared at the time of application. In fact, many students earn an MBA without choosing an area of concentration, which allows them to take elective coursework from a wide range of topics. However, if you are interested in a certain concentrated area, our menu of concentrations are listed below.

 

Business Analytics

Total: 12 credits

Rapid advancement in information technology has created a data rich environment for organizations in all sectors. How to collect appropriate data, how to evaluate data collection methods and sources, and how to use the data to gain business insights and improve decision making have been challenging to managers. This concentration is designed to give students exposure to business data collection, storage and retrieval, predictive models, and applications for improved decision making in the modern organization. 
 

 

Finance

Total: 12 credits

An interdisciplinary approach between the Finance and Management departments in the College of Business, this concentration equips MBA students with a strong background in corporate finance while also integrating new venture analysis in how organizations enhance their capabilities to organize, execute, and invest in new ventures. What makes this concentration unique is that few finance concentrations allow students to access the mindset of an entrepreneur. 

 

Marketing

Total: 12 credits

The importance of the marketing function is recognized by all sizes and types of organizations. Focusing on the creation of superior customer value and sustainable competitive advantage from an integrative perspective, the marketing concentration addresses a wide range of issues from global strategies to branding methods and is designed to be flexible in order to meet traditional and non-traditional marketing positions and situations.

 

Operations and Supply Chain Management

Total: 12 credits

Through in-depth study of an organization’s value chain, the Operations and Supply Chain Management concentration demonstrates how these activities are linked both internally and externally. In a creative, hands-on environment that uses case studies and industry experts, students explore the multiple factors that have impact on a company’s supply chain.