Change. Master It.
Executive MBA students earn a Master in Business Administration from NYU Stern while still keeping up with their professional and personal responsibilities.
""Community" is the word that stands out when I reflect upon this program: the community of friends and family that encouraged me to pursue my MBA, the community of peers and professors that taught and supported me along the way and the community of lifelong friends that I have gained as a result. I am grateful for these people who truly saw me, encouraged me, and trusted me to support them too - a community of people I now call family.”
Shashi Neerukonda, Class of 2021
Founder, Sarvata
Frequently Asked Questions
NY Program
There are two required week-long residencies during the first year of the program, one domestic and one international:
Domestic Residencies
- The program kicks off with Orientation and Residency at an offsite conference center in the New York area. During the week, students meet their peers and commence their coursework for the program.
International Residencies
- The Global Immersion Experience (GIE) course is an international residency and a required component of the core curriculum. During the GIE students participate in meetings and in-depth discussions with leaders of industry, financial institutions and government organizations.
- In Year 2, students can also register for an optional week-long international residency when taking elective coursework. Students have the opportunity to attend an elective GIE course and travel to an additional global location in their second year.
DC Program
There are three required residencies throughout the program: two domestic and one international.
Domestic Residencies
- The program kicks off with Orientation and Residency at an offsite conference center in the New York area. During the week, students meet their peers and commence their coursework for the program.
- In Year 2, students begin their elective coursework during an intensive domestic residency at NYU DC.
International Residencies
- In Year 1, the Global Immersion Experience (GIE) course is an international residency and a required component of the core curriculum. During the GIE students participate in meetings and in-depth discussions with leaders of industry, financial institutions and government organizations.
- In Year 2, students can also register for an optional week-long international residency when taking elective coursework. Students have the opportunity to attend an elective GIE course and travel to an additional global location in their second year.
NYU can sometimes sponsor international students. The NYU Office of Global Services (OGS) handles immigration matters for all students, faculty, and staff seeking immigration and visa support when traveling to NYU locations in the US and around the world. NYU can sponsor international students for F-1 student status for the EMBA NY program, but this is not available for the EMBA DC program given the program format. Prospective students should refer to the OGS website for more information.
No, you do not need to take the TOEFL exam. During the admissions interview, as well as through the formal application, the Admissions Committee will assess the English language proficiency level of applicants for whom English is a second language. The Admissions Committee reserves the right to request a TOEFL if deemed necessary.