MBA Programs
Business has become a crucible of innovation, where leaders are forged in an ever-evolving workplace thanks to the advent of AI and machine learning, persistent financial and climate disruptions, and the realignment of global supply chains.
Your Smith MBA will allow you to build AI-powered insights to drive innovation, build a deep understanding of systemic risk, and understand the need to build resilient local economies in an era of global volatility.
Our 48-credit MBA programs are available in four different formats, with four different campuses and an online option, carefully planned to suit your goals and lifestyle.
#9
Full-Time MBA (Public)
Bloomberg Business Week, 2025
#2
Flex MBA in the region
U.S. News & World Report, 2026
#18
Executive MBA in the region
Financial Times, 2026
#2
Online MBA in the region
U.S. News & World Report, 2026
Business Master’s Programs
A Business Master’s degree from the Smith School isn’t just an opportunity to upskill, it’s an opportunity to reinvent yourself as an expert in your field, and to have your career finally match your ambition. Informed by AI, the carefully crafted curricula of these programs is rooted in solving current real-world challenges, and in centering human ingenuity and creativity.
Full-time, in-person options and part-time online programs are available.
In-Person Programs
Online Programs
Undergraduate Programs
There isn’t anything a Smith undergraduate student can’t do - truly. Choose from our eight majors, four minors, honors programs, student clubs and fellows programs that span two different campuses. Benefit from personalized career coaching as you pursue the job of your dreams. And embark upon your career fully prepared to face the challenges of a rapidly changing business climate with a degree sought after by top employers.
#14
Among Public Institutions
U.S. News and World Report, 2026
#11
Analytics
U.S. News and World Report, 2026

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