Marquette University

What you'll study

Course content varies by credential but emphasizes business strategy, analytics, leadership and ethics alongside technical, discipline-specific skills. Specific offerings called out on the programme page include:

• MBA — core topics in business strategy, analytics, leadership and ethics.
• Executive MBA — accelerated leadership development in an executive peer cohort.
• Master in Management — future-ready leadership skills for work across employers and industries.
• MS in Accounting — technical preparation aligned with CPA career paths and positions at professional services firms or corporations.
• MS in Accounting Analytics — techniques to work with financial data to guide business decisions.
• MS in Applied Economics — technical skills for analyst/economist roles in industry, government or finance.
• MS in Finance — practical and technical finance training, including areas such as fintech, sustainable finance, investment banking, behavioral finance and real estate finance.
• Joint degrees — MBA/JD and MBA/MA (political science or international affairs) programs combining business study with law or graduate-level political/international studies.

Students learn in O’Brien Hall, a purpose-built facility (opened 2023) with collaborative classrooms, labs, study spaces, event space and dedicated centers of excellence to support experiential learning.

Entry requirements

The public programme page does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants are encouraged to request information, register for an information session or speak with a recruiter through the Graduate School of Management to learn program-specific prerequisites and application steps.

Career prospects

Graduates join a global Marquette Business alumni community of more than 20,000 professionals and access the College’s Business Career Center and Marquette Career Network. The programmes emphasize connections to Milwaukee employers, regular conferences, symposiums and guest speakers hosted by the College’s centers and programs of excellence, supporting transitions into roles across accounting firms, financial services, corporate finance, consulting, public sector analysis and leadership positions.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not detail scholarships or tuition; applicants should consult the Graduate School of Management and the university’s financial aid offices for available merit awards, assistantships or need-based funding. Networking through the Business Career Center and alumni community can also surface paid internship and employer-sponsored opportunities during study.