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Built to lead

Technology-driven industries need leaders who can pair engineering expertise with strategic business insight. The MBA/BS in Engineering program combines technical training and leadership development, preparing graduates to scale innovation, lead teams, and drive real-world results.

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    Fall Term
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    Full-time
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    In-Person
  • Location
    Baltimore, MD
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    5 Years
  • Certificates
    36 Credits
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    $154,750*

    *All students considered for up to X% tuition scholarships

Benefits & Highlights

  • Build core business expertise to lead technical teams, manage budgets, and translate engineering insights into scalable, real-world impact.
  • Complete the MBA portion in a 2-year, STEM-designated program.
  • Leverage expert faculty, mentorship, leadership experiences, and a global alumni network across the Whiting School of Engineering and Carey Business School.

Who Should Apply

  • Engineering undergraduate students at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering

Business fluency for future pharmacy leaders

Pharmaceutical services play a critical role in healthcare. Holding a PharmD/MBA dual degree can bring distinct advantages in managing and improving operations. The PharmD/MBA dual degree brings together advanced pharmacotherapeutics, patient care, and regulatory knowledge from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy with core business foundations from Carey Business School. 

Learn to evaluate data, lead teams, manage supply chains, and inform pricing, policy, and investment decisions, all grounded in a clinical understanding of pharmacy practice. You’ll gain the expertise to prepare you for leadership at the intersection of healthcare and business.

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Benefits & Highlights

  • Dual expertise: Earn an MBA from Carey Business School and a PharmD from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.
  • Interdisciplinary advantage: Combine deep knowledge of pharmacy, research, and regulatory science with business, finance, and leadership skills.
  • Career impact: Prepare for leadership roles in biopharma, healthcare, policy, or pharmaceutical enterprise with a credential that bridges science and business.
  • The Johns Hopkins MBA program is 54 credits, 18 of which may be applied from the PharmD program.

Who Should Apply

  • UMD Pharmacy students who want the business skills to lead
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