mba

The number of MBA degrees awarded has increased nearly 40 fold over the last 40 years with about 1400 MBA's awarded in 1960 and over 115,000 expected to be awarded this year. The MBA has clearly lost some of its uniqueness and is arguably in danger of becoming commoditized. Therefore, in choosing an MBA program, it is important to select an MBA with a distinct focus; a program that is geared toward your interests and career aspirations and one that sets you apart from the crowd.

Concentration areas allow the opportunity to study one area in management in more depth. The MBA program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology offers concentration areas that include: management information systems, e-commerce, financial management, operations management, transportation and logistics, and infrastructure management. A technically oriented MBA gives students an advantage over those with generic MBA's because they have a skill base that is in greater demand and an identity that helps break through the clutter. It's a very powerful combination. The New Jersey Institute of Technology also offers an Executive MBA which is an 18 month accelerated program for high potential managers and professionals.

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