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MBA/Bachelor's in Engineering

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Bridge engineering and business to ensure the next breakthrough discoveries are economically viable. Learn the leadership and management skills to stand out among your peers in the world of engineering. The MBA/Bachelor's in Engineering dual degree program is open to undergraduate students at the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering in their third year of study. The program schedule is particularly advantageous for students in the Applied Mathematics and Statistics program and the Computer Science program, but it is open to all students seeking a Bachelor's in Engineering. The full-time MBA program is newly STEM-designated.

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Baltimore, MD

Full Time

54 credits (MBA)

5 years

Two degrees

STEM designated

Financial Aid & Scholarships

There are numerous options for financing your education including scholarships, loans, and payment plans available to those who qualify.

Program features

Earn two degrees faster

By completing your MBA and your Bachelor’s in Engineering at the same time, students earn both degrees in five years instead of six.

Interdisciplinary approach

Breakthroughs and discoveries must be economically viable to have a lasting impact on the world. Through an interdisciplinary approach, students will learn how to bridge engineering and business.

Stand out to employers

Give yourself a leg up on your peers with an MBA from Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.

Experiential learning

Our MBA curriculum leverages experiential learning activities to develop skills like leadership, a global mindset, resilience, and entrepreneurship.

Curriculum

This program is offered through the Whiting School of Engineering and Carey Business School. Each graduate will receive two degrees, one from each school. With this program structure, students will be able to complete both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in less time than it would take to complete the degrees as separate programs. The MBA/Bachelor's in Engineering dual degree program is open to undergraduate students at the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering in their third year of study. The program schedule is particularly advantageous for students in the Applied Mathematics and Statistics program and the Computer Science program, but it is open to all students seeking a Bachelor's in Engineering.

Our full-time MBA program is now STEM-designated

University catalog

The latest edition of the Carey Business School University Catalog is available.

: Students pursuing this program begin with their bachelor’s degree courses at the Whiting School of Engineering during years one through three. In year four, students will be fully immersed in Carey Business School’s full-time MBA program and will then complete a summer internship. Year five covers the remaining course work for degrees at both schools.

The MBA program requires 54 credits encompassing all aspects of business knowledge and skills in an innovative, interdisciplinary curriculum. Engineering students must apply to the MBA in year three of their engineering degree studies. MBA courses will be taken during year four.

During the fifth year, students will complete all the requirements for both their undergraduate and MBA degrees. Much of the remaining course work for the MBA program may be completed in the evening.

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MBA/Bachelor's of Engineering

In-person classes
Graduate with two Johns Hopkins degrees
STEM-designated MBA curriculum
Complete degrees in five years

Full-time MBA

In-person classes
Courses held in Baltimore, MD
STEM-designated curriculum
Complete degree in two years

Part-time Flexible MBA

Online, flexible format
Asynchronous and/or fully synchronous courses
Optional in-person experiences
Complete degree in two years

Brian Gunia, PhD

Brian Gunia joined the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2011 and is now a Professor of Management. Brian seeks to create and disseminate new knowledge about negotiating effectively in the real world, with the ultimate aim of helping people lead happier and more productive lives. His research focuses on evidence-based strategies for avoiding common negotiation mistakes and thriving in everyday negotiations, particularly with colleagues, friends, and family. Finally, and in addition to his work on negotiating effectively, Brian examines the interrelated, everyday imperative of sleeping

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Kathleen M. Sutcliffe, PhD

Kathleen M. Sutcliffe is a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor with appointments in the Carey Business School, the School of Medicine (Anesthesia and Critical Care Medicine), the School of Nursing, the Bloomberg School of Public Health, and the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality. Her research program has been devoted to investigating how organizations and their members cope with uncertainty and how organizations can be designed to be more reliable and resilient. She has investigated organizational safety, high reliability, and resilience practices in oil and gas exploration and

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MBA/Bachelor's in Engineering

MBA/Bachelor's in Engineering

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Financial Aid & Scholarships

Program features

Earn two degrees faster

Interdisciplinary approach

Stand out to employers

Experiential learning

Curriculum

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Program comparison

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Brian Gunia, PhD

Brian Gunia, PhD

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