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Learn more about Johns Hopkins University's Master of Arts in Government / Master of Business Administration, offered by the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and Carey Business School.
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Master of Arts in Government/MBA
ABout the ProGrAM
The innovative Master of Arts in Government/MBA dual degree prepares managers to move between the public and private sectors, or work for agencies that span the two. The program combines the public sector management strengths learned in the MA in Government Program with the private sector business savvy acquired in the MBA.
This program bridges the traditional separation of business leadership and public sector management. It aims to advance students’ knowledge of government and politics, ethics, global economics, financial theory, and management, and set graduates apart from the competition.
Students who pursue the dual MA/MBA degree will take classes in the MA in Government program at the School of Arts and Sciences and in the MBA program at the Carey Business School. MA in Government courses are held in Dupont Circle, in the heart of Washington, DC; as well as online. MBA courses can be taken at four Carey campuses: Columbia, MD; Rockville, MD; Baltimore, MD; and Washington, DC.
APPLicAtion inforMAtion
Students apply for admission to both programs through the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Advanced Academic programs. Completed applications are reviewed by both schools. Please visit advanced.jhu.edu/govmba for a current and comprehensive list of application requirements.
curricuLA
Students pursuing the dual degree are required to take ten 4-credit courses for the MA, and twenty-one 2-credit courses for the MBA. MBA courses meet once per week for eight weeks (three hours each session).
MA in Government Courses
» 470.602 Government and Politics in the US
» 470.695 Proseminar: Essentials of Public and Private Management
» Eight (8) Government Electives
MBA Courses at Carey Business School
» 120.601 Business Communication
» 121.610 Negotiation
» 131.601 Leadership Ethics Seminar
» 132.601 Business Law
» 142.620 Leadership in Organizations
» 142.730 Strategic Human Capital
» 210.620 Accounting and Financial Reporting
» 220.610 The Firm and the Macroeconomy
» 220.620 Economics for Decision Making
» 231.620 Corporate Finance
» 232.701 Investments
» 310.620 Information Systems
» 410.620 Marketing Management
» 510.601 Statistical Analysis
» 520.601 Decision Models
» 680.620 Operations Management
» Five (5) Carey Electives
for More inforMAtion
Kathy Wagner, Ph.D. Director, center for Advanced Governmental Studies202.452.1953 [email protected]
Mary Somers, MS, ncc Associate Director of Admissions, carey Business School 410.516.9730 [email protected]
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