Global Management Concentration
The Global Management Concentration at Babson is a rigorous program for students who are truly dedicated to pursuing an internationally oriented education and career. This program encourages Babson students to study abroad, think globally, and to pursue a variety of international business and area studies courses.
By combining 9 credits of course work with an experiential component to broaden the understanding of global management, students interested in internationally active firms will achieve depth in a skill area – such as marketing or finance – and acquire a global mind set.
The Global Management Concentration will be noted on your MBA transcript.
Requirement A (3 credits total)
Objective: To build the base for Global Management
- MOB7559 Global Strategic Management
Requirement B (3 credits total)
Objective: To deepen the understanding of Global Management
MKT7560 Global Marketing Strategy, 3 credits
FIN7509 International Finance, 1.5 credits
ECN7570 Global Trade: Policy and Strategy, 1.5 credits
ECN7525 Global Trade and Direct Investment: Policy and Strategy, 3.0 credits
ECN7572 International Business Cycles, 1.5 credits
MBA7505 Leading in a Hyperconnected World, 3 credits
MOB7170 Developing International Ventures, 3 credits
MOB7543 Managing a Diverse Workplace, 3 credits
MOB7576 Global Business Communication, 1.5 credits
MOB9520-66 Influencing in a Global Context, 1.5 credits
MBA7366 Business Environment of the New Europe, 1.5 credits
EPS7512 The Enlightened Observer, 1.5 credits
EPS7533-01 Entrepreneurship in Asia, 3 credits
MKT9510 Developing Global Markets for Technical Products - Europe, 1.5 credits
MKT8036 Advanced Global Marketing, 3 credits
Requirement C (3 credits total)*
Objective: To broaden the experience of Global Management
Offshore Electives, 3 credits
Joint Management Consulting Field Experience, 3 credits
Global Management Independent Study, 1.5 to 3 credits (see GPSA for approval process)
Management Consulting Field Experience with an international company/international context, 3 credits (see OIP for approval process)
Global Management Program Internship, 3 credits
Study Abroad, usually 3 credits per course
* All options above require students to go through an application process
Declaration and Review Process
In order to receive the Graduate Management Concentration, interested students must submit a completed online GMC Declaration Form. Deadlines for the submission of this form are as follows:
June 1 for September graduates
October 1 for December graduates
March 1 for May graduates
An audit will be performed for students pursuing the concentration upon completion of their final semester (generally in the week following grade submission.) Students who have submitted the declaration form and successfully completed the concentration requirements will see the concentration noted on their final transcript.
Additional Information
For more information on the Graduate Management Concentration requirements, please contact
Sharon Ambrose in the Glavin Office of International Programs.