Program Facts
Ann Arbor, Michigan MI 48109
Program Facts
The School
“Business is the most powerful force on the planet for positive change.”
- Scott DeRue, Edward J. Frey Dean, Stephen M. Ross Professor of Business
One of the top-ranked business schools in the United States, the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business is an evolving force that believes that business can be a force for real change.
The Ross School of Business offers a variety of business programs, including an in-class, full-time MBA, as well as weekend and evening MBAs, an Online MBA, and several one-year long business master's programs.
Master in Management
The #1 ranked US-based Master in Management program
- according to the QS World University Rankings, 2020
The University of Michigan Ross School of Business' Master in Management program is a 10-month long, ranked MIM program aimed at recent graduates (with between 0 and 2 years of work experience)
The program aims to help you develop the business skills you need to compete in a competitive job market. Beyond providing extensive career preparation, the MIM program at Ross also includes high-impact leadership development components, meaning that you will be well-equipped to hit the ground running.
The MIM curriculum
The MIM combines a comprehensive curriculum that covers a wide range of business aspects with practical components, such as a short-term global experience, which will help you put your skills to work in the real world.
In the summer term, you will begin the program with a series of workshops which will introduce you to critical areas of business and management, in topics such as "Financial Management," "Marketing Management," and "Business Communication for Managers."
Then, in the fall term, you'll step it up, building on your base with modules such as "Strategy," "Applied Business Statistics and Analytics," and "Positive Leadership and Organization." At this point, you will also be able to choose elective classes, in topics from big data to innovation and financial trading.
And finally in the winter term, you'll continue exploring business topics, to help round out your business awareness, and continue pursuing elective classes to dial-in your skills.
The MIM's practical components
In addition to exploring core and elective business areas, Ross' Master in Management will also allow you to put your business skills to use in practical experiences. For instance, the Global Business Field Project -- FinTech Global Immersion looks into aspects of financial technology, in depth. The course allows students to develop actionable solutions for business problems for company sponsors, meaning that you will receive hands-on experience in real business topics.
Likewise, the Study Abroad component is a semester-long course that includes fieldwork away from campus over spring break. The themes and fieldwork locations for Global Practicum Courses vary each year and are typically announced in the fall term.
MIM graduate careers
Graduates of the Ross Master in Management program go on to pursue management careers, in companies like the following:
- Amazon
- BCG
- accenture
- Ford
- General Mills
- Target
Entry Requirements
Pre-requisites
To apply for the program, you will need a US bachelor's degree, or its equivalent, from an accredited institution. In general, three-year bachelor's degrees are accepted as long as they are equivalent to a four-year US degree.
Applicants also should take a course in either Pre-Caluclus or Introduction to Statistics.
The GMAT or GRE
Note: This requirement is currently waived for entry in programs in Summer/Fall 2021
Other application components
- Your CV / resume
- Two letters of recommendation
- Essays
- Application fee
Tuition and Fees
The tuition rate for non-Michigan residents (including international student) is $55,085
The tuition rate for Michigan residents is $49,973
Students should also expect the following estimated costs during the program:
- Books & Supplies $2,014
- Food & Housing $20,550
- Personal $7,938
- Loan Fees $280
Full-Time
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 8 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: Residents $50,906. Non-residents: $55,906.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 10 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: Residents $55,015. Non-residents: $60,015.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 10 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: Residents $51,360. Non-residents: $54,985.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 10 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: Residents $59,063. Non-residents: $64,063.
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