Graduate Programs

By enrolling in a graduate program at the College of Business, you'll have the opportunity to earn a powerful degree that is respected worldwide.

You can enroll in online classes, evening classes or a combination of both, giving you the flexibility to meet the changing demands of your professional and personal life.

As you forge an extensive network of professional contacts that include over 575,000 University of Michigan alumni, you can graduate with a University of Michigan degree that is recognized and respected by companies worldwide.

Enhance your learning with diverse, experienced students. Interact with knowledgeable faculty members. Take advantage of one of the oldest online MBA programs in the country. You shouldn't have to choose between convenience and prestige. At the University of Michigan-Dearborn College of Business, you can earn a world-renowned degree while still balancing the everyday demands of your busy life. 

Degree Programs

Admission

We appreciate your interest in our graduate business programs.  You may apply for admission year round, but course availability is greatest during the fall and winter semesters. You may enroll on a full- or part-time basis. 

Tuition, Scholarships and Financial Aid

The University of Michigan-Dearborn has a long-standing commitment to making higher education affordable.  We encourage our graduate students to explore each of the following resources:

Advising and Registration

Academic advising is available to all current students to help with course planning and degree requirements. Advising appointments are available by phone or in person, day or evening. In addition, faculty are available to discuss their fields of expertise, course content, and possible career paths. Faculty are available during scheduled office hours and often by special appointment. 

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Upper-level undergraduate and graduate students are actively involved in research projects conducted by iLabs—the University of Michigan-Dearborn’s Center for Innovation Research.

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Master of Sciences in Business Analytics capstone course
The team that worked together to create the weather outage forecasting tool for DTE Energy included, from left, COB graduate student Issam Ozeir, DTE Emergency Preparedness and Response Director Lorenzo Romeri, DTE Meteorologist Richard Foltman, COB graduate student Sandrine Schirmacher, COB graduate student M Maria Fernanda Soto Alfaro and DTE Emergency Preparedness and Response Manager Russ Pogats. Not pictured: DTE Senior Strategist Amanda Alberts.
COB graduate course gives students experience on using data to aid organizations
7/21/2017
The Master of Science in Business Analytics capstone course pairs students with companies like DTE Electric and Ford Motor Co.
ITM Association
2017 Association for Information Systems Competition
4/13/2017
The College of Business’s Information Technology Management Association took 16 members to Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah to compete and participate in the 2017 Association for Information Systems competitions and conference April 13-15.
Midwest Regional Best Practices Competition
Beta Alpha Psi Midwest Regional Best Practices Competition
4/1/2017
On April 1, the College of Business’s chapter of Beta Alpha Psi participated in the Midwest Regional Best Practices Competition, where they were judged in three categories: strategic planning, community outreach, and leadership development.
four College of Business graduate students took fifth place at the Great Lakes APICS competition
2017 Great Lakes APICS case competition
2/17/2017
A team of four College of Business graduate students took fifth place at the Great Lakes APICS competition held in Illinois February 17-19, 2017.