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MBA in Pharmaceutical Management
The Drexel MBA in Pharmaceutical Management is accredited by AACSB International—the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business—the top ranking available to a business school. Less than 20 percent of the world’s business schools hold this status.
The program aligns the strengths of Drexel University with the academic needs of students and those of the pharmaceutical industry to ensure the curriculum is innovative, relevant and responsive to industry changes. The program integrates leadership and ethics, technology management and industry perspectives—hallmarks of the distinctive Drexel MBA education.
The MBA in Pharmaceutical Management program serves
the needs of those who aspire to achieve advanced positions in management,
policymaking or stakeholder relations. Participants develop skills and
professional networks both online and in person within the learning community.
Students learn to think strategically from world-renowned faculty and
top practitioners. Working in a dynamic learning environment, participants
master the fundamentals of business, identify leadership strengths and
industry trends, and can immediately apply classroom learning to job performance.
Residencies enhance the rigorous online coursework with advanced learning
and promote teambuilding through interactive class discussions. This interactivity
facilitates networking and mentoring opportunities and is critical to
professional development.
Format of the Program
Four of the 20 courses offered in the program
are offered in face-to-face formats during three- to six-day onsite sessions
at the beginning, middle, and end of the program. Sixteen of the courses
are conducted online during 10-11 week sessions. Email, chat rooms, streaming
video, and online threaded discussions support extensive communications
among students and faculty members. Online accessibility extends to student
services as well.
For more information, view the College's MBA
in Pharmaceutical Management web page.