Today's business world faces unprecedented challenges and economic uncertainties. At D'Amore-McKim, we've prepared for this future. Our Part-Time MBA program will teach you how to imagine and implement new business solutions in constantly changing environments. We've created a flexible curriculum for you to plan your courses to fit a part-time schedule that works with your life.
Part-Time MBA Program Overview
- Program Structure: Twelve core courses and nine electives
- Class Schedule: Monday–Thursday evenings at 5:20 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
- Time to Complete: Three years, on average

Unique Features
- Choose from fifteen in-demand concentrations designed for the rapidly evolving future of business
- Cultivate a global mindset and an agile, creative approach to problems
- Create a new schedule each semester to learn at a pace that fits your life
- Learn from entrepreneurs and executives at top firms who have led through times of rapid change
- Apply experience-powered learning and new business knowledge to your professional life immediately
Part-Time MBA Program by the Numbers
15
business concentrations
3
years to complete on average
330
currently enrolled students
Meet some of our students
Building a career as a champion for diverse voices
“When I realized I could pursue my MBA while working and that there would be opportunities for me to bring my passion for social justice into the classroom, I took the leap.” says Rachel Moo, Part-Time MBA'23
First-generation immigrant, LGBTQ+ advocate, and international project manager
“I have to give Northeastern credit for allowing me to balance all sides of myself… When I go to class, I apply everything I'm doing professionally and personally…I'm always leaning into my personal growth.” says Nico Nava, Part-Time MBA'21
Helping companies build an infrastructure for diversity and pay equity
“I'm passionate about addressing the wage gap and the workplace discrimination experienced by women and individuals of various intersectional identities.” says Gabriela Taveras, MBA'23
Admissions
- GMAT/GRE required? For the 2021-22 and 2022-2023 academic years, Northeastern University is test-optional and does not require applicants to submit GMAT or GRE scores to be considered for admission. For more information, review our admissions policies.
- English language proficiency: English proficiency, both written and verbal, is necessary for success in D'Amore-McKim classrooms. For more information, review our admissions policies.
- Where do I apply? Apply using this application.
- Interview required? Interview by invitation only.
Deadlines & Decisions
Find the deadlines and decision dates you need to know. Submit your application by the earliest date possible for priority consideration.
Classes begin in September or January.
Northeastern University's Student Financial Services website is your best resource for the most current and comprehensive information to help prepare you financially.
To view tuition rates, please visit the Northeastern Student Financial Services page. Click the dropdown under “Graduate Programs” and find the cost per credit for the current academic year listed next to “D'Amore-McKim School of Business Programs.”
There are a number of resources to help you finance your Northeastern graduate education, and the Student Financial Services team is here to guide you through the process and make it as simple as possible. Please visit the Graduate Financial Aid page.
Once you are a student, your financial aid advisor will work with you one-on-one to answer your questions, point you to resources and provide valuable insight as you navigate the financial commitments of your program.
At Northeastern, we value and celebrate diversity in all its forms and strive to foster an inclusive culture built on respect that affirms inter-group relations and builds community, which is vital to learning and discovery.
Scholarships and Fellowships
D'Amore-McKim offers and partners with organizations that provide a variety of scholarships and fellowships to foster diversity and inclusion. Examples of these include the Prospansica MBA Scholarship, Posse MBA Scholarship, and Reach Out MBA Fellowship.
Clubs and Organizations
Northeastern has many opportunities for you to be engaged with our community. Examples include the following:
Graduate Students of Color Collective
The purpose of the GSCC is to build community for graduate students of color at Northeastern University by promoting education, professionalism, and civic duty. The GSCC fosters student, staff, and faculty relationships to establish a campus home for higher education at Northeastern. Through civic engagement with surrounding communities, the GSCC recognizes the continued struggles of marginalized populations, and the need for those who have succeeded to give back.
Grad Q
Grad Q is a student organization for LGBTQ+ graduate students at Northeastern. Grad Q is focused on building community, social events, advocacy, and mentoring undergraduate students.
Campus Resources
We have a number of cultural centers on campus to support our campus community by providing programs, lectures, and events for students with a range of affiliations and interests including the LGBTQA Resource Center, Office of Global Services, Latinx Student Cultural Center, Asian American Center, and many more.
Curriculum
You'll gain a comprehensive business education with deeper expertise in a chosen focus area—or even two if you choose. The learning experience is intense and rigorous, but the format is flexible so that you can balance work and life responsibilities. Your courses are designed to empower you with knowledge you can apply immediately and engage you in the experience-powered learning that defines a Northeastern education. You'll build in-demand skills through group projects and learn from faculty who are world-class innovators and entrepreneurs.
Accounting
ACCT 6200 | 3 credits
ACCT 6201 | 1.5 credits
Management
HRMG 6200 | 3 credits
INTB 6200 | 3 credits
MGSC 6204 |1.5 credits
SCHM 6201 | 3 credits
Marketing
MTKG 6200 | 3 credits
MECN 6200 | 3 credits
Analysis
FINA 6200 | 3 credits
MGSC 6200 | 3 credits
STRT 6200 | 3 credits
Entrepreneurship
ENTR 6200 | 3 credits
Electives
Students may also take elective courses in the following areas of study: Accounting, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Entrepreneurship Technological, Finance & Insurance, Human Resources Management, International Business, Managerial Economics, Marketing, Management, Supply Chain Management, Strategy. View the University's Course Catalog for up-to-date listings.
Concentrations: You can choose up to two
Analytics Concentration
Learn how to succeed in data-driven management, no matter what your job function or industry.
Brand Management Concentration
Learn how to manage the integrity of a brand across all marketing activities and communication channels.
Business Management for Healthcare Concentration
Cultivate a powerful blend of business, management, and healthcare expertise and position yourself for leadership in this dynamic field.
Corporate Finance Concentration
Master a range of financial, analytical, and communication skills for increasing profitability and shareholder value.
Corporate Innovation Concentration
Develop the knowledge, perspective, and leadership skills needed to be an agent of change and renewal within established organizations.
Corporate Renewal Concentration
Become a corporate turnaround specialist by learning to lead companies through bankruptcy, workouts, and restructuring to a successful outcome.
Entrepreneurship Concentration
Develop the knowledge, skills, and perspective necessary to conceptualize, launch, manage, and grow a new business.
International Business Concentration
Master a range of financial, analytical, and communication skills for increasing profitability and shareholder value.
Investments Concentration
Become a knowledgeable manager of assets for individuals or institutions, building your expertise in capital allocation, valuation, and risk management.
Leading People & Organizations Concentration
Become a resilient and resourceful leader by learning to manage the human side of business.
Marketing Concentration
Learn how to build relationships with your customers and create a brand or product that engages them.
Marketing Analytics Concentration
Learn analytics skills taught from a marketing perspective—and create agile strategies that put your customers first.
Mutual Fund Management Concentration
Gain a holistic perspective on how markets and organizations function across economies—and master the technical skills for day-to-day management of mutual or hedge fund assets.
Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration
Learn to expertly manage the flow of goods and services in order to grow your company's bottom line.
Sustainability and Business Concentration
Learn to create sound business strategies that make a positive impact on the world.
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2022 New York Forté MBA Forum
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2022 Boston Forté MBA Forum
Join D'Amore-McKim at the Boston Forté MBA Forum, a free event designed to empower all women with information about the value of an MBA.
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