Business Administration

Faculty

Noushin Ashrafi, PhD, University of Texas at Arlington

Management Science and Information Systems

Ramakrishna Ayyagari, PhD, Clemson University

Management Science and Information Systems

Arindam Bandopadhyaya, PhD, Indiana University

Accounting and Finance

Pratyush Bharati, PhD, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Management Science and Information Systems

Roger Blake, PhD, University of Rhode Island

Management Science and Information Systems

Martin Calkins, PhD, University of Virginia

Management and Marketing

Atreya Chakraborty, PhD, Boston College

Accounting and Finance

Ricardo Checchi, PhD, Georgia State University

Management Science and Information Systems

Kui Du, PhD, University of Texas Austin

Management Science and Information Systems

Ehsan Elahi, PhD, University of Minnesota

Management Science and Information Systems

Mine Ertugrul, PhD, University of Connecticut

Accounting and Finance

Pacey Foster, PhD, Boston College

Management and Marketing

Varghese George, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Management and Marketing

Davood Golmohammadi, PhD, West Virginia University

Management Science and Information Systems

Mohsin Habib, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Management and Marketing

Thomas Hogan, PhD, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Accounting and Finance

Jeffrey Keisler, PhD, Harvard University

Management Science and Information Systems

Sangwan Kim, PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Accounting and Finance

Jean-Pierre Kuilboer, PhD, University of Texas at Arlington

Management Science and Information Systems

Werner Kunz, PhD, Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich

Management and Marketing

Marc Lavine, PhD, Boston College

Management and Marketing

One-Ki Daniel Lee, PhD, City University of Hong Kong

Management Science and Information Systems

Jay Junghun Lee, PhD, Seoul National University

Accounting and Finance

David Levy, DBA, Harvard University

Management and Marketing

Rui Li, PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Accounting and Finance

Benyamin Lichtenstein, PhD, Boston College

Management and Marketing

Raymond Liu, PhD, University of Oregon

Management and Marketing

Stephen Manning, PhD, Free University Berlin

Management and Marketing

Banu Ozkazanc-Pan, PhD, Johns Hopkins University

Management and Marketing

KoEun Park, PhD, Purdue University

Accounting and Finance

Sherry Penney, PhD, State University of New York, Albany

Management and Marketing

Marius Popescu, PhD, Virginia Tech University

Accounting and Finance

Philip Quaglieri, PhD, Stevens Institute of Technology

Management Science and Information Systems

Edward Romar, PhD, City University of New York

Management and Marketing

Maureen Scully, PhD, Stanford University

Management and Marketing

Yong-Chul Shin, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Accounting and Finance

Lucia Silva-Gao, PhD, Boston University

Accounting and Finance

Kiran Verma, PhD, Michigan State University

Accounting and Finance

Sally Wright, DBA, Boston University

Accounting and Finance

Guang-Xin (Vincent) Xie, PhD, University of Oregon

Management and Marketing

Peng Xu, PhD, Georgia State University

Management Science and Information Systems

Xiaolu Xu, PhD, Syracuse University

Accounting and Finance

Kun Yu, DBA, Boston University

Accounting and Finance

Hasan Zafer Yuksel, PhD, University of Arizona

Accounting and Finance

Wei Zhang, DBA, Boston University

Management Science and Information Systems

Leon Zurawicki, PhD, Warsaw University

Management and Marketing

The Program

The College of Management’s demanding and internationally accredited MBA program provides opportunities for its diverse students to succeed in the regional and global economy. It is comprehensive, introducing students to the fundamental analytical and organizational skills expected of any modern manager, while also offering students a number of opportunities for specialization. The strengths of the program are a knowledgeable, experienced, and student-centered faculty, small classes, a diverse student population, and flexibility. Faculty are accessible to students both inside and outside the classroom and give students personal attention to help them meet their goals.

The MBA program is designed to offer students of all backgrounds the opportunity to begin and/or broaden their management education. An undergraduate degree in a business field is not required to enter the MBA program. Students in the program may study either full-time or part-time. All classes meet once a week; in order to assist students in completing the program, course schedules offer a variety of choices (including Saturdays). Students may complete the MBA program in one to five years, depending upon the number of courses taken during the fall, spring, and summer terms and on course/credit waivers granted for undergraduate preparation.

The College of Management and the MBA program are fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)—the International Association for Management Education.

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