COURSE CURRICULUM

The MBA in Business Administration curriculum at Rochester Institute of Technology is a 48-credit, two-year program designed to build strong leadership, analytical, and strategic decision-making skills. In the first year, students develop a solid foundation in core business disciplines. The fall semester includes courses such as Accounting for Decision Makers, Data Analytics and Business Intelligence, Leading Teams in Organizations, and Marketing Concepts, which introduce essential management and analytical tools. In the spring, the focus expands to areas like operations and supply chain management, economics, financial analysis, and ethical decision-making, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of how organizations function. In the second year, students shift toward advanced and specialized learning. The fall semester emphasizes innovation and technology through courses like Management of Innovation and STEM-focused electives, allowing students to tailor their expertise in areas such as analytics or emerging technologies. In the final spring semester, students complete advanced courses in information systems and competitive strategy, along with additional electives to align with their career goals. Overall, the curriculum integrates business fundamentals with technology and strategy, preparing graduates to take on leadership roles and make data-driven decisions in a dynamic global business environment.