The Drucker MBA program integrates the Peter Drucker’s management perspective with a focal point on the creative economy and brings theory into practice within a collaborative learning environment

The Drucker MBA is a Two-year program requiring 60 units of coursework. The structured yet flexible curriculum has 4 major tenets to prepare one for the professional goals.

The Drucker Difference
Educating one on the philosophies and values of Peter Drucker.

Foundational Management Core
Traditional business courses that every MBA requirements in his or her toolbox.

Ethical Judgment and Practice
implanted in all core and elective courses, designed to challenge and guide your thinking and actions.

The Practice of Management
Courses determined on experiential learning by bringing theory to practice.

Admission Details:

The Drucker School of Management operates on a priority deadline cycle. Applications are strongly encouraged by these dates in order to assure maximum consideration for both admission and fellowships.

Application Deadlines
Spring 2016
• Priority Deadline: November 1
• Final Deadline: January 1 (domestic applicants)
Fall 2016
• Early Action: November 1
• Priority Deadline: February 1
• Final Deadline: June 1 (international applicants)

The course structure is as follows:

Fall Semester 1
Quantitative Methods
Organizational Behavior
Financial Accounting
Drucker Difference
Practice of Management A

Spring Semester 2
Marketing Management
Corporate Finance
Applied Operational Methods
Macroeconomics
Practice of Management

Summer
Management Internship
OR
Client-based Project
OR
International Exchange

Fall Semester 3
Strategy
International Exchange
OR
Concentration/ Electives
OR
Client-based Project

Spring Semester 4
ConcentratioElectives
OR
International Intensive Course
OR
Client-based Project

Address:

The Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management
Claremont Graduate University
1021 N. Dartmouth Ave.
Claremont, CA 91711