If you are a current student in pre-approved master's programs at Northeastern University, we hope you'll consider adding business coursework to your already robust graduate education.

Earn a graduate certificate during your master's program

Are you interested in gaining essential business knowledge that you can immediately use? D'Amore-McKim's graduate certificates are 12-credit master's-level programs that allow you to upskill quickly in the business area aligned with your professional goals.

You have a unique opportunity to pursue business coursework without adding any additional credits to your graduate education. We call this interdisciplinary student status, and it allows you to add new skills to your resumé and earn a graduate certificate while completing your master's degree in another Northeastern college.

At D'Amore McKim I have been given access to the world. Every class has a new set of people who are accomplished and worldly. My graduate certificate program gave me the opportunity to develop soft skills on a global scale.

Akshaya Saraf, Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management, MS in Engineering Management

Pre-approved pathways

For college of arts, media and design Students

Pre-approved master's programs

For Bouvé College of Health Sciences Students

Pre-approved master's programs

For College of Engineering Students

Pre-approved master's programs

Pre-approved master's programs

For KHOURY College of COMPUTER SCIENCE

Pre-approved master's program (one course eligible)

Additional guidelines

  • To earn the graduate certificate, you'll complete a minimum of 12 credits from D'Amore-McKim.
  • Your graduate certificate will be awarded at the completion of the certificate requirements.
  • You're eligible to start classes at D'Amore-McKim after the completion of your first semester.
  • Northeastern Student Financial Services publishes the tuition rates. Under the “Graduate Programs” section, the cost per credit appears next to “D'Amore-McKim School of Business Programs.”
  • Interdisciplinary students enrolled are not eligible for D'Amore-McKim scholarships, including the Double Husky scholarship.

Getting started

Starting the conversation with your master's advisor ensures you can map out your classes so that it fits your schedule. Together, you'll review the program requirements and select appropriate classes to take full advantage of this opportunity.

Submit your application

Submit your internal graduate certificate application

Get in touch

Elizabeth Nersinger

Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions