Executive MBA
Executive MBA students write their own ticket abroad. Literally.
Each 22-month Executive MBA experience concludes with an international capstone trip, the culmination of an in-depth, consulting-style business project. The students in the Executive MBA cohort collaborate to choose the country they'll focus on, and the business problem their consulting work will solve.
Then, once their consulting work is done, they get on a plane. In addition to presenting their project on-site, they benefit from cultural events and lectures on how to do business within their country of choice.
Where have Fordham Executive MBA students gone recently? Here are just a few examples:
Johannesburg, South Africa
Consulting client: BMW Financial Services
Visits: Soweto, Apartheid Museum, First Constitutional Court, Kruger National Park
Beijing, China
Consulting client: Ogilvy Public Relations, Asia Pacific
Visits: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Great Wall, Olympic Village, Art District
Istanbul, Turkey
Consulting client: OxxO
Visits: Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, Hyppodrome, Basilica Cistern
Cohort Size
Lincoln Center (Fall): 35
Westchester (Spring): 12
Average Age
36
Percentage of Female EMBA Students
54%
Average Years of Work Experience
11.1
Highly Ranked
Poets and Quants: #50 in the US (2019)
The Economist: #33 worldwide (2020)
The flat-rate tuition for the Executive MBA program is $110,150.
Tuition for the EMBA program includes:
- All required textbooks
- Meals on class meeting days
- Conference center accommodations during select 4-day residential weekends
- All accommodations and meals during the international capstone
Many EMBA students receive employer sponsorship for full or partial tuition costs. Additional opportunities for funding your study may include Federal Financial Aid and Private Loans. Please visit our website for more information.