What You'll Learn
Through the master’s degree in the field of management you:
- Study the core elements of management, including accounting, organizational behavior, economic theory, finance, marketing, and strategy.
- Develop an advanced understanding of leadership, corporate responsibility, digital marketing, and business communications, including mediation and negotiation.
- Gain insight into the latest management theories and practices through case studies, group projects, and active learning experiences.
- Earn an optional certificate in 12 different business fields, including corporate sustainability, innovation and entrepreneurship, marketing and digital strategy, or organizational behavior.
Your Harvard Degree
Master of Liberal Arts (ALM) in Extension Studies, field: Management.
Getting Started: Admissions and Degree Requirements
At Harvard Extension School, your admission is based largely on your performance in three specific Harvard Extension courses that you complete before submitting an application.
To get started, we invite you to explore degree requirements, confirm your initial eligibility, and learn more about our unique “earn your way in” admissions process.
Faculty
Our Community at a Glance
Our management graduates work in a range of industries including biotechnology, banking, health care, defense, energy, investment & asset management, and more.
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35
Average Age
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1
Average Courses Taken Each Semester
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88%
Work Full Time
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99%
Would Recommend the Program
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75%
Professional Experience in the Field
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Most
Pursued for Career Advancement
The final projects in many of my classes easily converted into presentations to my company’s CEO about ways to advance our business strategy.
Cost and Financial Aid
Affordability is core to our mission. When compared to our continuing education peers, it’s a fraction of the cost.
| Our Tuition (2022–23 rate) | $3,100 per 4-credit course ($775 per credit) |
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| Average Tuition of Peer Institutions | $5,476 per course |
| Average Total Cost | $37,200 |
After admission, you may qualify for financial aid. Typically, eligible students receive grant funds to cover a portion of tuition costs each term, in addition to federal financial aid options.
