Full-time MBA
Grounded in analytics and leadership, the full-time MBA gives you the tools to translate data insights into action and drive impact in ever-changing markets. Newly STEM-designated.
Gain the analytical and leadership skills employers demand with the Johns Hopkins MBA. Harness technological advancements through classroom teaching, experiential learning, and co-curricular experiences. And graduate ready to lead across industries.
Choose your specialization
Choose between two specializations: Analytics, Leadership, and Innovation or Health, Technology, and Innovation. The specializations overlap at key points in the curriculum, and you will continue to build connections with your peers throughout the program.
Your student journey starts here
From the start of your application to start of your new job, see how our team supports your entire student journey.
Program Details
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Program Features
With the analytic and leadership skills to propel your career, an MBA from Johns Hopkins is just the beginning. Ranked as one of the Top 10 Business School’s to Watch by Poets & Quants, Carey delivers a transformative learning experience to help you succeed in the business world. And as one of the first 10 American business schools to claim a STEM designation for its entire Full-time MBA program, your degree will prepare you with advanced knowledge in data analysis and complex problem-solving.
Build the analytic skills to extract breakthrough business insights from big data. Strengthen your leadership skills to drive change in the fast-moving global market. Immerse yourself in experiential learning projects with businesses where your insights have immediate impact. Join the world-class Johns Hopkins ecosystem and graduate in demand–87 percent of Carey graduates accept full-time job offers within 90 days of graduation and our alumni see an average salary increase of 139 percent within three years of graduation. Take the next step as a data-driven leader and together, we will build for what’s next.
Women for business
For the fifth-straight year, over 50 percent of Carey students in the full-time MBA program are women, placing Carey at the top of Forté Foundation’s list of business schools that launch women into successful careers.
Innovation Field Project
As the signature project for the full-time MBA program, immerse yourself in an eight-week project-based course with three to five days in the field to find an innovative solution to a complex business problem.
Johns Hopkins ecosystem
An MBA is more than just the classroom. At Carey, you’ll join a network of over 25,000 alumni and gain exclusive access to the expansive Johns Hopkins ecosystem of more than 250,000 alumni spanning across the globe and industries.
An MBA accessible to everyone
At Carey, we understand that financing your MBA can be daunting. That’s why nearly 100 percent of our full-time MBA candidates receive financial support, including awards up to full-tuition and stipends through merit- and need-based scholarships. And through new philanthropic and institutional resources, all domestic candidates may also be considered for need-based financial aid that covers up to the full cost of attendance.
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Read the story
Our Full-time MBA Class of 2026 students hail from diverse fields including healthcare, technology, engineering, and social impact. The Class of 2026 is uniquely positioned to leverage this environment to create meaningful change, driven by a shared passion for enhancing healthcare, advancing technology, and making a difference in their respective fields. Together, they form a community rooted in purpose and poised to lead in the evolving landscape of business and health. Read on for their stories.
Working in the construction industry, Dana Blackwood (MBA ’14) wanted to build upon her technical skillset. Now, with credit to the Johns Hopkins MBA, Blackwood leads business development pursuits and teams of people in her position at Turner Construction Company.
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- 326 average GRE
- 47% female / 53% male
- 3.38 average undergraduate GPA
- 6.4 average years of full-time work experience
- 12 countries represented
Curriculum
Develop the analytic skills to anticipate future market trends and the leadership skills to implement data-driven change. Through an engaging curriculum and immersive experiential learning opportunities, you will gain the foundational skills employers demand. Customize your journey by selecting a set of electives, co-curricular activities, and experiential learning opportunities based on your unique strengths and interests. Small class sizes empower you to ask more questions, receive personalized feedback, and work closely with faculty experts.
In the second year of the program, benefit from a tailored course schedule that fits your professional interests and goals. This unique opportunity allows you to interact with Carey students from all programs and get involved in more Johns Hopkins experiences, such as Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures and Hexcite.
Foundations Week
Start your time at Carey Business School with Foundations Week. Network with your new peers, launch your career development, prepare for your courses in skills boot camps, and explore the world of experiential learning.
Storytelling boot camp - This session is an opportunity to connect with your Carey Career & Life Design Coach. You’ll continue to hone your story about your professional journey to Carey and what you’re seeking to gain from your MBA, so you’re career ready from day one.
Business Communication boot camp - This session prepares you for one of your first classes in the program, Business Communication. Learn the basic components and skills you'll need to impress audiences.
Quantitative Skills boot camp - This optional, two-day boot camp focuses on the basic quantitative skills needed for your core microeconomics course. Refresh your knowledge of topics such as the equation of a line, non-linear functions, graphing lines and curves, exponents, and calculus, with both lecture and interactive problem-solving.
Introduction to experiential learning - In this session, benefit from the Johns Hopkins ecosystem by working in teams to help a Johns Hopkins partner capitalize on a business opportunity.
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Foundational courses
All foundational classes challenge you to understand and live out Carey Business School’s values: boundless curiosity, relentless advancement, unwavering humanity, and collaborative leadership. Courses include:
- Accounting Foundations
- Business Communication
- Behavioral Science: Leadership and Organizational Behavior
- Behavioral Science: Leading Change
- Behavioral Science: Negotiating Collaboratively
- Competitive Strategy
- Data Science: Statistics
- Finance
- Marketing Management
- Microeconomics and Market Design
- Operations Management
Core experiential learning courses:
Experiential learning electives:
- Advising Project Teams
- Applied Behavioral Strategy for Organizational and Social Impact
- City Lab
- Leadership Development Expedition
Customized electives
Electives are your opportunity to differentiate yourself and become an expert in your field. Both specializations–Analytics, Leadership, and Innovation and Health, Technology, and Innovation–are customized to meet your goals. Choose electives you want to focus on, like consulting, finance, organizational leadership, marketing, or operations management. Or choose a combination of electives across any of the career areas to build diverse skills and identify insights across industries.
Selection of electives by career focus:
CONSULTING
- Global Strategy
- Strategic Human Capital
- Strategy Consulting Practicum
- Artificial Intelligence
FINANCE
- Advanced Corporate Finance
- Cryptos and Blockchain
- Financial Modeling and Valuation
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS
- Effective Teaming
- Leadership Development Expeditions
- Managing in a Diverse Global World
- Power and Politics
MARKETING
- Marketing Research
- Marketing Strategy
- Social Media Analytics
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
- Advanced Business Analytics
- Design Lab
- Global Supply Chain Management
- Managing Complex Projects
Specific courses and elective offerings may change.
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The Student Managed Investment Fund course, funded through generous donations, offers students the opportunity to learn real-world investment management techniques through hands-on experiences managing real assets. Students work collaboratively in small teams to carry out investment research, make trade recommendations, and execute trades approved by their student-run investment committee.
The course approaches investment management from a practitioner’s perspective, covering both necessary quantitative tools and qualitative decision-making processes. Students will review the theoretical foundation of investments, practical applications in managing investment portfolios, and ethical decision-making practices. This advanced experiential learning program helps students acquire “job-ready” skills for the investment management industry.
Program Comparison
- In-person classes
- Courses held in Baltimore, MD
- STEM-designated curriculum
- Complete degree in two years
- Online, flexible format
- Complete degree in two to three years
- Asynchronous and/or fully synchronous courses
- Optional in-person experiences
Connect with a Carey student or alumni
Our students come from all over the world and represent all of the different graduate business programs we have here at Carey. Connect with one of them directly to learn more about life at Carey.