MBA - Carey Business School programs that transform business education Our MBA programs are original in thought and rich in content, with concentration options that target the most

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“We’re building a great business school here, by bringing talents together from across Johns Hopkins, developing the programs and tools to help solve some of society’s toughest problems. We prepare our students for professional lives that will take them places neither we nor they can predict today.”

–Bernard T. (Bernie) Ferrari, Dean The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

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A new approach to business education, in the Johns Hopkins tradition Preparing business leaders and global citizensToday’s world requires a new kind of business leader adept at delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that enable businesses—and the communities in which they operate—to grow and prosper.

The best leaders reflect the values we teach here at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. We are committed to business practices that have a positive impact on companies, industries, communities, and society at large.

What sets a Carey Business School graduate apart is the ability to balance divergent objectives and viewpoints, to extract the most promising, collaborative strategies, and to move projects—and people—forward.

Beyond developing a thorough knowledge of business theory and practice, our students gain a deep understanding in a key sector critical to economic growth and job creation: enterprise risk management, financial businesses, health care management, or real estate and infrastructure.

A global presence and worldwide renownSince its founding in 1876 as the first research university in the United States, Johns Hopkins has produced gifted and transformative leaders in every sphere of human endeavor, from medicine to economics, physics to literature, and beyond. The Carey Business School continues the Johns Hopkins commitment to innovation, excellence, and meeting the toughest challenges head-on.

Study at the political and economic crossroads of the nationThe campuses of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School span the corridor that stretches from Baltimore to Washington, D.C.— a powerhouse of national and international influence. Our location adds a rich dimension to the student experience, creating the opportunity to interact with leaders at the center of political debate and policymaking. Baltimore, home of the school’s state-of-the-art Harbor East flagship campus, is a city teeming with history, charm, entrepreneurial energy, and innovation.

MBA programs that transform business educationOur MBA programs are original in thought and rich in content, with concentration options that target the most promising fields and careers. Programs include the flagship Johns Hopkins Global MBA, a two-year, full-time course of study; a part-time option geared to times and locations convenient to working professionals; the Executive MBA, designed for senior managers on accelerated career paths; and dual-degree programs taught with other world-renowned Johns Hopkins schools.

Faculty who inspire—learning that breaks the moldAt the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, the task of creating future business leaders belongs to a world-class faculty that appreciates the need for humanistic, innovative, and sustainable business solutions to the challenges faced by today’s corporate, nonprofit, and public sector entities. The Carey Business School sets a new standard of interdisciplinary scholarship, drawing on the talent and expertise found throughout The Johns Hopkins University.

The Johns Hopkins family: ambassadors to the worldWherever your career may take you, you will find that the Johns Hopkins name and reputation precede you. Graduates of Johns Hopkins can be found all over the world—leading businesses, managing organizations, inspiring innovation, and serving their communities. Your Johns Hopkins degree opens the door to a network of more than 185,000 Hopkins alumni in almost 200 countries, leaders in their respective fields who are involved, enthusiastic, and eager to welcome new members into the fold.

Find out moreChart your course in a future brimming with potential. We invite you to contact us for additional information, including application requirements and deadlines, financial aid, upcoming information sessions, and how to schedule a visit to the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.

We look forward to hearing from you.

“Hopkins has a great opportunity—to transform business education in the Hopkins way—through innovation, creativity, and a commitment to make a difference in the world.”–Michael Bloomberg, Mayor, New York City

BS, Johns Hopkins University, 1964

Programs

Programs at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School are relevant, provocative, challenging, and transformative— designed to produce leaders with the intellectual flexibility to envision new solutions and the intellectual discipline to implement them.

Discover the MBA with a mission: producing a new type of business leader.

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School’s Global MBA program is rooted in the strengths of Johns Hopkins University—a world leader in medicine, science, technology, the humanities, and education—to produce a transformative business degree. Graduates are the global leaders of tomorrow who possess the skills and confidence to tackle society’s biggest challenges while also exercising collaborative, sustainable, and conscientious business practices.

Students in this flagship, full-time, 54-credit, two-year program engage in a demanding and inspiring course of study that focuses on business essentials, advanced business methods, real-world experience, and leadership skills.

Program features include:• A choice of concentrations in financial businesses, marketing, real estate and infrastructure,

entrepreneurship, health care management, or enterprise risk managment.• The Innovation for Humanity Project, a semester-long course that includes a three-week,

international experience. The course develops agile and creative business leaders who understand how to build sustainable businesses in emerging markets. Students travel to developing nations to help solve business problems impacting the health and well-being of local populations.

• The Discovery to Market Project, which focuses on the concepts and organizational issues involved in transforming an invention into a viable commercial enterprise. Students work closely with inventors and entrepreneurs to find ways of commercializing the latest and most promising scientific breakthroughs.

• Thought and Discourse Seminars, which examine key issues in communication, governance, and ethical leadership in a format that stimulates intellectual inquiry and debate.

The Global MBA program attracts a global student body—students from the best companies and universities from around the world. Each class is carefully selected so that at least 50 percent of the students are from outside the United States. This rich international mix enhances the educational experience of all Global MBA students, who are taught by Johns Hopkins experts and leading professionals in the corporate, government, and nonprofit sectors.

The Global MBA program is based at Carey’s Harbor East campus in Baltimore. The strategic proximity to Washington, D.C., and New York provides convenient access to government and financial institutions such as the IMF, World Bank, U.S. Congress, and United Nations, as well as many Fortune 500 companies and Wall Street firms.

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Required Courses(36 credits)Financial ResourcesQuantitative MethodsBusiness ProcessesManagerial Decision BehaviorPeople and MarketsThought and Discourse: Communications and ExpressionInnovation for Humanity ProjectNetworked OrganizationsDigital MarketplacesDiscovery to Market ProjectThought and Discourse: Ethical LeadershipFinancial Modeling and ValuationThought and Discourse: Governance and Accountability

Concentration/Electives(18 credits)EntrepreneurshipEnterprise Risk ManagementFinancial BusinessesHealth Care ManagementMarketingReal Estate and Infrastructure

For additional information:410-234-9220 877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739)[email protected]

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Flexible MBA

Benefit from a part-time MBA program that only Johns Hopkins University can offer.

The leadership challenges of the 21st century demand an MBA program that is distinctive, innovative, and inspirational.

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School’s Flexible MBA program offers the singular advantage of a business education at the Johns Hopkins University, one of the world’s greatest research universities and an institution renowned for critical thinking, innovation, and leadership. The Flexible MBA also fits perfectly with the busy work and personal schedules of professionals in today’s highly competitive environment.

Program features include:• Courses scheduled weekday evenings and on Saturdays, to accommodate career

responsibilities and other professional and personal obligations• A choice among eight concentrations: enterprise risk management, financial businesses,

health care management, information systems, management, marketing, real estate and infrastructure, and interdisciplinary business

• A focus on real-world skills and business knowledge to help you transition into leadership positions in the fields of enterprise risk management, finance, health care, information systems, marketing, management, nonprofit, and the public service sector

The 54-credit course of study is designed to be completed over three academic years, although students can take up to six years to finish the program.

For the working professional, the Carey Flexible MBA is the ideal path to learning and leadership.

The Flexible MBA is offered in Baltimore; Columbia, and Rockville, Maryland (fall only); and Washington, D.C. Applications are accepted for fall and spring.

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Business Foundations(16 courses, 32 credits)NegotiationDecision ModelsStatistical AnalysisBusiness CommunicationThe Firm and the MacroeconomyEconomics for Decision MakingLeadership Ethics SeminarBusiness LawInformation SystemsCustomer Focused MarketingLeadership in OrganizationsOperations ManagementInvestmentsStrategic Human CapitalCorporate FinanceAccounting and Financial Reporting

MBA Concentrations *Enterprise Risk ManagementFinancial BusinessesHealth Care ManagementInformation SystemsInterdisciplinary BusinessManagementMarketingReal Estate and Infrastructure

* Students are required to complete a minimum of 12 credits in a subject area for a concentration

For additional information:410-234-9220 877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739)[email protected]

Advance your career and master leadership skills with an Executive MBA from Johns Hopkins University.

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School’s Executive MBA program is an 18-month program created for high-potential senior managers who have extensive work experience. These executives are preparing to assume a larger role with their present employers or are identifying new opportunities in their careers. These individuals seek to enrich their academic and professional background with formal MBA instruction and a deepened understanding of the global business environment. Guided by the principles of adaptability, change, and growth, the Executive MBA program is delivered in a format that meets the unique needs of full-time business executives living and working in locations around the world.

Program overview: The Executive MBA program, taught by Johns Hopkins internationally-recognized faculty, allows students to:• Develop and refine leadership skills• Take courses in a format designed for busy, working professionals• Take advantage of a cohort format that encourages real collaboration and provides excellent

networking opportunities• Study real-world challenges in the fields of finance, health care, energy, marketing, the

environment, manufacturing, organizational behavior, and technology —and learn to apply this knowledge to the workplace immediately

• Benefit from a curriculum that combines core business foundations with special topic sessions and advanced seminar courses

• Collaborate with other participants in the Discovery to Market project, a hands-on practice that transforms an innovation into a viable commercial enterprise

• Participate in an international business experience through the Innovation for Humanity project• Develop an even greater appreciation of humanistic values as a business person and member

of the community

The 54-credit, 18-month program is taught in Baltimore. Cohorts begin each August.

Please refer to the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School website for a complete program overview and specific curriculum information.

For additional information:410-234-9220877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739)[email protected]

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Explore an exceptional array of programs that offer the opportunity to earn two degrees in today’s fastest growing fields.

Collaborating with elite partners both within and outside of Johns Hopkins, the Carey Business School offers a variety of innovative programs combining two distinct disciplines, for an unparalleled competitive advantage in a marketplace that becomes more global and sophisticated by the day.

MBA/Master of Public Health This distinctive, full-time program, administered with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, the top-ranked school of its kind in the world, is designed for experienced professionals who want the managerial skills that will earn them leadership roles in health-related organizations.

For more information:Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public [email protected] • jhsph.jhu.edu Johns Hopkins Carey Business School 410-234-9220 877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739) [email protected] • carey.jhu.edu

MBA/Master of Science in Environmental Engineering MBA/Master of Science in Environmental Engineering and Science MBA/Master of Science in Environmental Planning and Management The Carey Business School’s dual-degree master’s programs with the Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering provide students with the business knowledge that will keep them competitive in the challenging field of environmental engineering, where sound business and analytical skills are increasingly in demand.

Students may pursue an MBA/Master of Science in Environmental Engineering, an MBA/Master of Science in Environmental Engineering

and Science, or an MBA/Master of Science in Environmental Planning and Management offered through the Carey Business School and the Whiting School’s Engineering for Professionals program.

For more information:Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering 410-516-2265 [email protected] • engineering.jhu.edu

MBA/MA in Design Leadership Truly leading-edge, the MBA/Master of Arts in Design Leadership, offered in collaboration with the globally-recognized Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), enrolls students who want to be transformative business leaders at the highest levels by developing a next-generation approach to management and problem solving.

For more information:Maryland Institute College of Art 410-669-9200 www.designleadershipmba.com

MBA/MA in Communication The Johns Hopkins MBA/Master of Arts in Communication program is an intensive course of study that prepares managers in public and media relations, advertising, crisis communication, organizational development, and risk communication. The MBA/MA in Communication enables communication professionals to expand their abilities in business and management, preparing them to lead nonprofit, public-sector, or commercial enterprises.

For more information:Johns Hopkins Zanvyl Krieger School of Artsand Sciences [email protected]

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Dual Degree Offerings

MBA/MA in Government The distinctive MBA/Master of Arts in Government responds to the needs of students who envision careers blending business and public-sector expertise. The program prepares managers to move between the public and private sectors, or work for agencies that span the two, by combining the public-sector management strengths of the MA in Government with the private-sector business savvy of the MBA.

For more information:Johns Hopkins Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences [email protected]

MBA/MS in Biotechnology The MBA/Master of Science in Biotechnology exemplifies the advantages of an education at Johns Hopkins, one of the world’s great research universities. Students in this interdisciplinary program —one of the nation’s first graduate dual-degree programs in biotechnology and business—learn fundamental and advanced principles of both areas.

For more information: Johns Hopkins Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences [email protected]

MBA/MS in Applied Economics The MBA/Master of Science in Applied Economics, offered in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, gives MBA students additional rigorous preparation in economic reasoning and in constructing and estimating economic models through the use of econometrics and other quantitative techniques. Students focus on public policy, business economics, macroeconomics/financial economics, international economics and development, environmental economics, health economics, or quantitative methods.

For more information:Johns Hopkins Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences [email protected]

MBA/MS in NursingOffered in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, the MBA/Master of Science in Nursing program prepares students for leadership positions at the

intersection of business and clinical health care practice. Students learn how to adapt business and nursing theory to discover financially, ethically, and medically sound health care solutions that contribute to public and private health policy.

For more information:Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Office of Admissions and Student [email protected]

MBA/JDOffered in conjunction with the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, the MBA/JD is ideal for students who wish to pursue management and leadership responsibilities in legal practice, financing, and delivery of existing and new legal services; establishing and managing law practices; as well as exploring careers involving the practice of both business and law in corporate, nonprofit, and government settings.

For more information:University of Maryland School of [email protected]

MBA/MDThe curriculum of the MBA/MD program reflects the requirements and content of two degree programs: the Johns Hopkins University Medical School’s Genes to Society curriculum and the Global MBA curriculum. Both are innovative new approaches to education in their respective fields.

For more information:MD/MBA Office of AdmissionsJohns Hopkins University School of [email protected] Hopkins Carey Business SchoolAdmissions contact information 410-234-9220877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739)[email protected] • carey.jhu.edu

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Faculty

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers instruction and scholarship based on the intellect and experience of researchers and practitioners from across the university and diverse profit, nonprofit, and government sectors.

Meet the distinguished faculty that forms the heart of a great institution.

The task of guiding Carey Business School students as they pursue their goals and dreams belongs to a world-class group of researchers, scholars, and teachers who appreciate the urgency for innovative business solutions to problems that threaten society. Students benefit immeasurably from the depth and breadth of a faculty representing virtually all disciplines of the Johns Hopkins University, including the fields of medicine, public health, biotechnology, the humanities, and other related areas, in addition to business.

Adding to the richness of the experience is a select core of Senior Professional Instructors, leaders in the corporate, nonprofit, and government fields, who bring their leading-edge expertise and hands-on perspectives direct to the classroom.

As a student, your learning is further augmented by the backgrounds and experiences of your classmates, highly motivated and innovative individuals who share your passion for learning and broaden your network of professional colleagues and contacts for the rest of your career.

The result is a business school education that’s interdisciplinary and state-of-the-art, with opportunities for collaboration and advanced learning simply not available anywhere else.

We invite you to get to know a few of our standout faculty:

Dipankar Chakravarti The highest standards in scholarship are expected at any division of Johns Hopkins. With expertise in the areas of marketing and consumer behavior and a specific interest in consumer psychology in developing economies, Dipankar Chakravarti is an exemplar of those standards, as indicated by his long record of accomplishments. Before arriving at Johns Hopkins, Chakravarti held professorships and administrative posts at leading business schools across the U.S., and he has been a visiting

faculty member at major business schools in India. Chakravarti, who earned his PhD in industrial administration from Carnegie Mellon University, has worked with many entrepreneurial start-ups and major domestic and international corporations and agencies as a consultant and an executive educator in the areas of marketing strategy, marketing research, and e-commerce. Chakravarti is a Lifetime Fellow and former president of the Society for Consumer Psychology.

Ravi Aron A recognized scholar in information technology and global supply chain strategy, Ravi Aron has made a particular study of the ways that operational quality affects the delivery of medical services. His understanding of what he calls “the global supply chain of health care” exemplifies the school’s commitment to the application of business knowledge to crucial issues that affect all societies. Before arriving at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, Aron, who earned a PhD from New York University, Sloan

School of Business, taught at the Wharton School and the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. Aron has received multiple honors throughout his career for excellence in teaching and research, including the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Industry Studies Fellowship Award for 2008, and Johns Hopkins University “Excellence in Teaching” Awards in 2011 and 2012.(continued on back)

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Bonnie Robeson An intimate understanding of the burgeoning life sciences field and the evolving business strategies to guide its discoveries to market is what Bonnie Robeson brings to the Carey Business School. An expert in biotechnology entrepreneurship, Robeson earned her doctorate in Nutritional Biochemistry. A member of the Johns Hopkins faculty since 1989, Robeson is a winner of the Johns Hopkins “Excellence in Teaching” Award. She has also taught at the University of Southern California

Washington Center for Public Affairs, and is the founder of Spectrum BioScience Inc., a logistical compound management company with contracts with major pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in North America and Europe. Prior to joining the Carey Business School, Robeson was director of North American Operations for BioSpecs BV, a Dutch chemistry research and drug discovery company.

Federico Bandi A leading expert on the analysis of high-frequency data for insights into micro-market structures, Federico Bandi served as an associate professor of econometrics and statistics at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business from 2003 to 2009. He also taught on the Booth faculty as the David W. Johnson Professor in 2005-2006 and 2008-2009, and as an assistant professor from 2000 to 2003. Bandi earned a PhD and two master’s degrees in economics from Yale University, in addition to master’s and

undergraduate degrees in economics from Bocconi University in Milan, Italy. His research interests include financial econometrics, time series econometrics, continuous-time asset pricing, empirical asset pricing, and empirical market microstructure. Numerous honors include a fellowship from The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the Hillel J. Einhorn Excellence in Teaching Award, which the University of Chicago presented to Bandi twice for his work in that school’s Executive MBA program.

To meet additional members of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School faculty, please visit the “Faculty and Research” link on the school’s website, carey.jhu.edu.

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Career Services

Carey Business School students benefit from the professional development guidance of the experts in Career Services, from career advising to networking events to recruiter visits.

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Career Services provides access to career-building tools and strategies.

The Career Services team, located in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., has a diverse background in industry and academia. The ways you will interact with the team will vary based on your specific degree program, but myriad resources are available to help you begin your job search.

The mission of Career Services is to teach you the lifelong process and provide you with the skills for a self-directed career search. To that end, Career Services staff offer periodic drop-in advising and host events to help you to build competencies in areas including:

• Career exploration and skills assessment• Value proposition development• Resume and cover letter creation • Networking • Applications and search process management • Interview skills • Negotiation and job presentation

In addition to a private online recruiting system featuring job postings, Career Services offers numerous resources, including:• Calendar of employer recruiting events• Industry-focused workshops• Document templates and resume reviews • Semi-monthly professional development webinars • Free access to Vault Guides and GoingGlobal

For additional information: 410-234-9270 [email protected] carey.jhu.edu/careerservices

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Admissions

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School seeks students with outstanding academic records, diverse backgrounds, and unique accomplishments—individuals whose interests and goals fit the school’s mission and values.

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Apply yourself…to the next steps in your career.

Character and accomplishmentThe Johns Hopkins Carey Business School seeks students with outstanding academic records and diverse backgrounds—individuals whose interests and goals fit the school’s mission and values.

Successful applicants will have demonstrated significant leadership potential through their academic pursuits, student activities, professional employment, internship experiences, and community service.

Application requirements and processesUndergraduate transcripts, GMAT/GRE scores, application essays, and interviews are essential elements in the process of evaluating applicants, and are required.

Visit the admissions section of the school’s website (carey.jhu.edu/admissions) for an online application and complete information about requirements, deadlines, and how to schedule a visit to the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.

Financial aidTo help make a Johns Hopkins Carey Business School education as affordable as possible forall promising students, financial support is available, including federal grants and low-interest loans, state- and school-based scholarships and grants, and awards.

Contact usFor additional information on specific programs, requirements, and dates related to admissions and financial aid:

410-234-9220877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739) [email protected] carey.jhu.edu/admissions

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School100 International DriveBaltimore, MD 21202877-88 CAREY (877-882-2739)carey.jhu.edu

As the business school of The Johns Hopkins University, we create and disseminate knowledge that will shape business practices, and we educate business leaders who will grow economies and better their communities. We measure our success by the way a Carey graduate stands out, as an innovative business leader and exemplary citizen.

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