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A solid foundation in critical management skills will give you the boost you need to climb the ladder of any professional environment – and effect meaningful, positive change.
Success in business is about more than just spreadsheets and organization. It comes down to a dedicated mindset coupled with hard skills you can draw on to unravel the complex and ever-changing issues that face today’s leaders.
Clark’s MBA program – available for both full- and part-time students – provides you with a firm foundation in leadership and corporate accountability. We have a strong commitment to the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), and have integrated the legal, political, ethical, social, and environmental responsibilities of management into every aspect of our research and teaching. Armed with a vast array of skills and competencies, you’ll be prepared to guide organizations in socially responsible directions and create a lasting impact on business and the world at large.
After a traumatic injury, Army veteran Ryan Cohen is positioning himself for success as a property manager by taking advantage of his vocational rehab benefits to pursue an MBA from Clark University’s Graduate School of Management.
My kids definitely get a kick out of their 37 year old dad also being a student. There are some moments where you question it, but I think at the end of the day, it’s definitely worth it.
The Essentials
Clark’s MBA allows you to complete the program at your own pace by choosing either full- or part-time enrollment status and beginning in either January or September. A choice of seven distinct concentrations allows you to tailor your experience to fit your needs and interests.
We value your professional work experience. Students with sufficient experience as a manager in a professional position may be eligible for up to two course waivers, allowing mid-level professionals to advance quickly.
Requirements
15.5 course units
Relevant. Challenging. Transformative.
Zhihong Wang
Assistant Professor
Professor Wang conducts behavioral research in management control systems, the impact of cultural values on financial reporting systems, business ethics and fraud, and accounting professionals' decision-making.
Inshik Seol
Associate Professor
Professor Seol studies audit judgment, environmental auditing, and accounting education.
Sitikantha Parida
Assistant Professor
Professor Parida focuses his research on empirical asset pricing, mutual funds, and behavioral finance.
Steve Ng
Associate Professor
Professor Ng has held senior positions at many financial firms, and studies wealth management, capital markets, portfolio management, and investment strategies. He is a principal at Woodland Investment Consulting.
Xiao Zhong
Visiting Assistant Professor
Professor Zhong focuses on exploring new computational and intelligent methodologies to predict the unknown, and developing efficient stationarity tests in time series, with applications to business and others.
Zhenyang (David) Tang
Assistant Professor
Professor Tang studies empirical corporate finance, market efficiency, and insider trading.
Jing Zhang
Professor
Professor Zhang dedicates her research to examining management information systems, including interorganizational knowledge sharing and networking.
Will O’Brien
Associate Professor
Will is an experienced executive, entrepreneur, consultant, teacher, and attorney. His research interests include business sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Tom Murphy
Lecturer
Tom is a consultant to global companies, helping improve business plans and investments across global markets. He designed the unique "Sustainability Marketing" course for GSOM.
Laura Graves
Professor
Professor Graves studies work-life balance, how organizations encourage diversity, and how business leaders engage with socially responsible activities.
Donna Gallo
Assistant Professor
Professor Gallo teaches courses related to business policy, international management, and real estate; her research focuses on effective decision-making and business strategy.
John Dobson
Associate Professor
Professor Dobson studies how home-based entrepreneurs use information systems to improve livelihoods and incomes, including the impact of entrepreneurial education and social networks on small-business performance.
Keith Coulter
Professor
Professor Coulter studies consumer behavior and marketing strategies to determine how and why we’re persuaded to make purchases.
Mary-Ellen Boyle
Associate Professor
How does social change intersect with education, corporate citizenship, university-community partnerships, and the arts – and how can organizations manage effectively in a constantly shifting marketplace?
Barbara Bigelow
Professor
Professor Bigelow studies strategic management in healthcare organizations and the use of dialogue in the classroom. She serves as associate dean of the Graduate School of Management.
