Jefferson's Online Master's in Business Administration (MBA)
An MBA that works around your life

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Earn your Master's in Business Administration (MBA) in a specialized concentration area — including Biopharmaceutical Commercialization, Cannabis Business, Health Analytics, Management and Real Estate Development — modeled for your career, with multiple scheduling options.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Highlights

Designed to prepare graduates for business leadership, the MBA from Thomas Jefferson University’s School of Business offers a truly innovative approach to graduate business education. Open to collaborators from all backgrounds and disciplines, our program enables students to learn and problem-solve as part of a diverse team.

Our unique curriculum draws from principles of Design Thinking to emphasize discovery, empathy, and experimentation as students are challenged to develop fresh, creative, and viable solutions to complex business problems.

In addition to our online MBA program, we also offer on-campus options at our Center City Campus or East Falls Campus. For the on-campus option, all courses are conveniently offered as part of the evening course schedule, while the online program offers accelerated, asynchronous courses.

  • MBA (ONLINE)

    • accelerated 8-week terms
    • all courses are offered asynchronously – complete the work on your own time
    • 5 different 9-credit concentrations
  • MBA (IN-PERSON)

    • offered on our Center City and East Falls campuses
    • courses are conveniently offered as part of the evening course schedule
    • STEM designated
    • 10 concentration options

The MBA program at Jefferson is an excellent choice for everyone who wants to immerse themselves into the “disruptive creator” mode. This program offers a unique innovation lens, strips down obsolete principles and inevitably leads to success. My MBA helped me land a job at the largest mutual fund manager in the world, where I lead strategic enablement initiatives while overseeing close to 35 million dollars in bank fees.