The M.S. in Commerce program at the University of Virginia's McIntire School of Commerce is designed for students who hold bachelor's degrees in liberal arts or STEM fields. This one-year master's program aims to equip graduates with the essential business knowledge and skills needed to excel in a variety of industries. The program emphasizes a collaborative learning environment within a cohort of diverse students from different academic backgrounds.
The curriculum is structured to provide a strong foundation in core business principles, followed by specialization in a chosen track. Students will experience an Integrated Core Experience (ICE) and have opportunities for global immersion.
The program is specifically designed for candidates with non-business undergraduate backgrounds.
The University of Virginia is committed to affordability and meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for undergraduate students. Specific aid details for graduate programs may vary.
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in a liberal arts or STEM field conferred no more than 18 months prior to matriculation. The program is specifically designed for candidates with non-business undergraduate backgrounds.
The M.S. in Commerce program is a one-year master's program.
Students can specialize in Biotechnology, Business Analytics, Finance, or Marketing & Management tracks. The curriculum also includes an Integrated Core Experience and opportunities for global immersion.
You need to review eligibility, prepare materials like transcripts, essays, and letters of recommendation, and then submit your online application through the McIntire School of Commerce portal.
Tuition and fee information for international students is not explicitly detailed on the program pages. Please refer to the University of Virginia's Student Financial Services for the most current and specific details.
The M.S. in Commerce program offers dedicated career development support to help students transition into their chosen fields across various industries.