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MBA - Full Time/Energy Systems Management, MS


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Awarded by the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Management, the Energy Systems Management/Business Administration dual degree program is designed for students interested in developing skills in both business and environmental management. Students may begin either program first or begin both programs concurrently.

Program Learning Outcomes


See the Program Learning Outcomes for the Energy Systems Management, MS  and Business Administration - Full-Time, MBA  programs.

Dual Degree Requirements - ENGY and MBA (64 units)


Required MBA Courses (38 units)


Horizon Core (4 units)


The Horizon Core is a distinctive and flexible component of the MBA curriculum designed to prepare students for the evolving demands of the modern business landscape. This requirement enables students to tailor their education by selecting one course from two specialized menus of offerings:

  • Digital Transformation: Courses in this category focus on the integration of emerging technologies into business strategies and operations. Students will explore topics such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, digital innovation, and the impact of technology on business models, gaining skills to lead in an increasingly digital world.
  • Sustainability: Courses in this category address environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations in business. Students will examine sustainability strategies, ethical leadership, and the role of businesses in addressing global challenges, equipping them to create value while fostering responsible growth.

The Horizon Core empowers students to deepen their expertise in these critical areas while fostering the adaptability and foresight required to thrive in complex, interconnected environments.

Global Business Practicum (2 units)


Electives (8 units)


MBA students have the opportunity to customize their learning experience through four elective courses, allowing them to tailor their education to their professional goals and areas of interest. Electives cover a wide range of topics, including advanced business disciplines, emerging trends, and industry-specific knowledge.

  • MBA Electives are courses starting at MBA 640 and upward.

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