Cost & earnings at Marquette University What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Business Administration graduates earn a median $64,706 Across 1,207 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A suite of graduate-level business programmes focused on leadership, analytics, strategy and ethics, suited to students seeking career advancement in corporate, financial, public or professional-service settings. Options range from general MBAs to specialised Masters in accounting, finance and economics, and include joint-degree pathways with the Law School and Graduate School.
Marquette University’s Graduate School of Management offers a portfolio of graduate business programmes delivered through the College of Business Administration. The offerings include a traditional MBA, an Executive MBA, a Master in Management, specialised masters such as Master in Management Accounting, MS in Accounting, MS in Accounting Analytics, MS in Applied Economics and MS in Finance, plus joint-degree options (MBA/JD and MBA/MA in Political Science or International Affairs). Instruction is supported by industry-facing centres, a career centre and a large alumni network.
Curricula emphasise business strategy, analytics, leadership and ethics along with technical finance and accounting subjects where applicable. Programmes offer experiential learning and opportunities to engage with the Milwaukee business community through more than 300 annual events. Specific programme emphases named in the source include: fintech, sustainable finance, investment banking, behavioral finance and real estate finance (MS in Finance); preparation for CPA careers and professional services roles (Master in Management Accounting); and working with financial data to inform decisions (MS in Accounting Analytics).
The source page lists graduate programmes and recruitment contacts but does not provide detailed admission criteria. Prospective applicants are invited to request information, register for information sessions or speak with a recruiter through the Graduate School of Management to learn programme-specific requirements.
Graduates join a global Marquette Business alumni community of over 20,000 and are positioned for roles across corporations, professional services firms, government and the financial sector. Programme descriptions link the specialised masters to career paths such as CPA-track positions, analyst/economist roles in industry or government, and finance roles spanning fintech, investing and real estate; the MBA and EMBA are positioned for leadership and strategy roles.
The source does not list specific scholarships or funding amounts. Applicants should contact the Graduate School of Management and the Business Career Center to inquire about scholarships, assistantships, employer sponsorship and other funding resources available to graduate business students.
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