Tepper School of Business
General Management
The General Management Track - synonymous with the existing, core MBA degree - is a popular academic option that provides students the advantage of an impressive roster of electives and that deliver depth across a variety of organizational functions.
The Tepper School has among the largest offering of electives of any top 20 business school. Depth across business functions is the basis for business strategy, it's this command of complex and dynamic problem solving strength that serves as the foundation of the core MBA degree. Most students in the General Management Track complete three to five concentrations during their course of study.
Concentration areas include: Accounting, Biotechnology, Communications, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information Systems, International Business, Marketing, Operations Research, Organizational Behavior, and Production/Operations Management.
Gain Your Edge In Finance
For students interested in careers in the financial services industry, Carnegie Mellon is the only B-school to offer a dual degree in financial engineering that is integrated with the university's math and information technology departments. The top-ranked Master's in Computational Finance degree - combined with a Tepper MBA - is a powerful option for depth in equity and bond portfolio management.
For students who meet the math and quantitative requirements, we encourage consideration of the MBA/MSCF degree option. This joint degree requires only one additional semester of study beyond the traditional MBA, and the program receives exceptional reviews from students and corporate recruiters for the depth of knowledge and preparedness it provides.
