 In today's business environment, business decisions rarely involve only one area of the company. Lehigh's long tradition as an Engineering School, its renown as a research institution and its highly respected business college create a firm base for students looking for an interdisciplinary degree.
Responding to the needs of today's challenging environment, Lehigh has developed an interdisciplinary degree - the MBA&E - designed to provide those skills necessary for individuals and companies to achieve a competitive edge. Building on Lehigh's commitment to developing leaders in business and industry, the MBA&E brings together two premier programs in one powerful joint degree, offering a solid foundation in both business and engineering. Students may choose a concentration in business and in engineering enabling them to develop strategic career goals.
The 45 credit hour program combines a core of business courses and a core of engineering courses. Designed for engineers wishing to complement their techinical skills, a wide variety of engineering and business are available.
MBA & E Degree Requirements
MBA Core Courses MBA401-MBA405 - 18 Credits
Engineering Core Courses - 12 Credits
Free Business Electives - 5 Credits
Free Engineering Electives - 6 Credits
Free Elective - 3 Credits
Integrative Project - 1 Credit
Graduates of the program will be prepared to fill positions as:
- Industrial Planners
- Venture Capital Consultants
- Engineering Management
- Senior management positions requiring technical and business acumen
Curriculum
For more information contact:
Corinn McBride
Director of Recruitment and Admissions
College of Business and Economics
Phone: 610-758-3418
E-mail: mba.admissions@lehigh.edu
John P. Coulter
Associate Dean of Graduate Studies and Research
P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science
Phone: 610-758-6310
E-Mail: john.coulter@lehigh.edu |
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