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One-Year MBA (IBEAR)
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The One-Year MBA is an accelerated, one-year, full-time, international program for mid-career professionals. This program is also known as the International Education and Research (IBEAR) MBA. The program immerses participants in the complexities of international business and includes a four-month consulting project that involves close collaboration with peers, faculty, and clients to solve real-world business issues in a global economy defined by constant change.
The typical One-Year MBA class is comprised of 55 participants from 12 to 15 countries. On average, participants are 36 years old and have 12 years of work experience; 80% are in the 32 to 40 age range. One-third of participants are sponsored by companies and family-owned businesses and two-thirds are self-sponsored. Established in 1978, the IBEAR program has over 2,100 alumni from 60 countries.
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Pacing: Full-timeProgram Length: 1 yearFormat: In-PersonClass Schedule: Weekdays on campusStudent Profile: Mid-level professionalsSTEM Designation: STEM Certified
PROGRAM BENEFITS
Accelerated One-Year Program
The One-Year MBA is a “double-time” program that enables students to earn an MBA in 12 months. Participants complete 19 courses and earn 56 credits over 6 intense 8-week terms. Courses are taught by faculty who have substantial international business expertise.
Flexible Curriculum + Specialization
The curriculum is designed to provide flexibility and choice to allow students to pursue a career of their choice. Whether a student is looking to make a career change or to advance in their industry, iMBA allows professionals to pursue a specialization that will advance their career.iMBA students take 56 units over 12 months starting in June. (As a point of comparison, in Two-Year MBA program students take 63 units over 22 months.) One-Year MBA’s 56 units are comprised of 17 units of required courses (non-waivable), 21 units of functional core courses (you may waive and substitute with an elective), and 18 units of elective courses. These elective choices allow students to customize the program for their needs.
STEM-Certified
The One-Year MBA is STEM certified and prepares students to fulfill the increasing need to apply quantitative and scientific methods to business challenges. International graduates are able to apply to extend their 12-month OPT by an additional 24 months, potentially expanding their employment opportunities within the U.S. while retaining the unique cohort experience with One-Year MBA classmates.
Real World Learning
The One-Year MBA Program is designed to prepare students for the dynamic challenges and opportunities of the global marketplace. Classes and research are combined with real-world experiences which emphasize interactive, hands-on learning.International Business Consulting Projects (IBCP) incorporate real-world business consulting projects as a key part of the learning experience. IBCP is a 3-unit capstone course, it is a proprietary consulting project that requires the integration of prior coursework to make actionable recommendations to senior-level corporate sponsors.The Experiential Learning Program (IELP)provide exceptional opportunities for students to learn from business and government leaders in international economies. The Domestic Experiential Learning Program (DELP) provides exceptional opportunities for students to network with business leaders in a variety of U.S. companies.Executive Leadership & Professional Development Workshops are a required series of customized and interactive programs and retreats designed to augment and complement the academic curriculum. These activities are held on-campus and off-campus with some over-night stays.
Lifelong Global Network
iMBA students learn and work alongside peers from 12-15 countries. iMBA students study in cohorts which facilitate lifelong relationships with classmates, faculty, and staff. iMBA’s 2,100 alumni regularly help recruit and interview candidates, mentor and hire students, sponsor IBCP consulting projects, and do business together. iMBA alumni clubs are active in cities around the world and iMBA alumni often hold leadership roles in Marshall and USC alumni clubs globally.
Dedicated Career Services
Career development is an integral part of the iMBA experience. Participants receive highly personalized coaching from a dedicated team of career and professional practitioners with extensive cross-industry, cross-functional, international experience. Designed for the unique needs of mid-career professionals seeking career advancement or transitions, the career services team works closely with each participant to help them identify and achieve their career objectives.
APPLYING TO THE PROGRAM
Admission decisions are based on the applicant's work experience, academic background, test results, letter of recommendation, and application essays. Applicants must have completed a minimum of six years of full-time work, military, or graduate study prior to the start of the program. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit One-Year MBA classes and discuss the program with current participants and alumni.
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Ranging from career clubs for professional networking, community outreach, diversity and affinity groups, and social and athletic organizations, iMBA students are able to expand their network to other USC Marshall MBA graduate programs and corporate contacts. Club activities take place during the day, evenings and weekends, and can include networking opportunities, social events and company visits.iMBA Program students are encouraged to join and broaden their networks. Club involvement and leadership positions are also a great way to demonstrate to recruiters one’s skills and commitment to a specific career industry or function. Learn more about each of the clubs at USC Marshall by visiting their web sites.GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
ONE-YEAR MBA CURRICULUM
Academic Overview
In order to graduate, students take 56 units over 12 months starting in June. (In the Two-Year MBA, students take 63 units over 20 months). Your 56 units are comprised of 17 units of Required courses (non-waivable), 21 units of functional Core courses (you may waive out of a core course and substitute it with an elective), and 18 units of Elective courses. Students can customize their program that best suit their needs.
This intensive double-time program begins in late June 2024 and ends in late June 2025. It begins with a required one-week transition program to assist international and domestic participants to understand the strategic importance of communications and interpersonal effectiveness. The transition program includes communications skill-building, team building, and activities for the participants to get to know each other and to better understand cultural differences among the classmates.
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Core Courses (non-waivable)GSBA 523 COMMUNICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT Units: 3GSBA 529 STRATEGIC FORMULATION FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Units: 3GSBA 543 MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVES Units: 3GSBA 583 The Global Context of Business (IELP) Units: 2GSBA 584 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONSULTING PROJECT Units: 3FBE 529 Financial Analysis and Valuation Units: 3Functional Courses (available for challenge waiver exams)GSBA 510 ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS AND FINANCIAL REPORTING Units: 3GSBA 524 DATA SCIENCE FOR BUSINESS Units: 3GSBA 511 MICROECONOMICS FOR MANAGEMENT Units: 3GSBA 528 MARKETING MANAGEMENTUnits: 3GSBA 534 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Units: 3GSBA 548 CORPORATE FINANCE Units: 3GSBA 549 THE FIRM IN THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY Units: 3
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Complete a selection of graduate business elective courses (500-level ACCT, BAEP, BUCO, DSO, FBE, GSBA, MKT or MOR courses) sufficient to bring the total units completed to at least 56.Get the flexibility and choice you need to pursue the career of your choice! The curriculum has been designed keeping in mind the needs of mid-career professionals who would like the option to pursue a specialization that will advance the career outcomes they are seeking, while retaining the unique cohort experience of the iMBA Program. Whether a student is looking to make a career change or wanting to advance in their industry, the iMBA curriculum will help them create their own unique experience.12-Month Classic With Flexibility - This is designed for individuals with an engineering or science background. It is designed for someone who may want to transition into a business career in the future.12-Month with Additional Personalization – This option allows for maximum flexibility and is designed for students looking to create a specialization in an area of their choice. Applicants with extensive academic background, professional certifications, and applicable professional experiences may waive required courses, substituting these with elective courses offered by the Marshall School and other USC graduate programs that are available to Marshall students.iMBA students also have the option to add certificate programs in numerous areas of specialization such as Business Analytics, Financial Analysis & Valuation and Supply Chain Management.
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Capstone: International Business Consulting Project (IBCP)
The capstone course of the program is a 3-unit International Business Consulting Project (IBCP), completed in Terms 4 & 5. IBCP is a unique hands-on learning experience, which is based on a 4-month business consulting engagement. Teams of iMBA students work with their IBCP clients to build strategies and develop solutions for one their client’s key business issues.IBCP may involve international and domestic research travel, depending on client's needs.. Each project requires deep analysis which is grounded in field research. The idea is to impart practical learning of executive decision making skills in a real-world business environment.IBCP clients include Fortune 1000 companies, small and medium sized firms, and startups. One-Year MBA students have executed over 250 IBCP projects on topics such as market entry, market growth strategies, mergers and acquisitions, supply chain management, finance, etc. in the U.S., Asia, Latin America, and Europe. Each student team is guided by a faculty practitioner with global consulting expertise.
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TAMBA (Thohir Marshall MBA) & SAMBA (Soeryadjaya Marshall MBA) Scholarships provide two scholarships to exceptional candidates from Indonesia. Scholarships include full tuition and living allowance. For more information, click here.
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News: Two Indonesian Organizations Each Establish $1M Scholarships
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRET was in Jakarta to memorialize two $1M scholarships for Indonesian students aspiring to enroll in the IBEAR program at USC Marshall.
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News: Dean Garrett in Jakarta to Announce the TAMBA Scholarship
The Mochamad Thohir Foundation and the USC Indonesian Alumni Foundation are establishing a $1M scholarship for IBEAR students from Indonesia.
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News: Marshall and the Mochamad Thohir Foundation Establish the TAMBA Scholarship
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRETT was on hand in Jakarta to announce the $1M scholarship for 5 Indonesian students entering the IBEAR program.
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News: The Mochamad Thohir Foundation Establishes $1M Scholarship for Incoming IBEAR Students
DEAN GEOFFREY GARRETT joined the Mochamad Thohir Foundation and the Alumni Foundation of USC Indonesia to announce the landmark opportunity.
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Quoted: Marco Aponte-Moreno in U.S. News & World Report
APONTE-MORENO, professor of clinical management and organization, makes the case for a generalist approach at the outset for MBA students while maintaining an open mind should a specialization call to an individual.
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One-Year MBA (IBEAR) Admissions
The USC Marshall International MBA (affectionately known by alumni as IBEAR) is an accelerated, one-year, full-time, international program for mid-career professionals. Established in 1978 and today has more than 2,100 alumni, including many international business leaders.Admission decisions are based on the applicant's work experience, academic background, test results, letter of recommendation, and application essays. Applicants must have completed a minimum of six years of full-time work, military, or graduate study prior to the start of the program. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit iMBA classes and discuss the program with current participants and alumni.
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Requirements
GMAT/ GRE/ EA Testing Requirements for 2024-25 Admissions CycleAn applicant can submit a request to waive the GMAT/GRE/EA test requirement. Only applicants who have completed an application may request a waiver. In order to make the request, please use the Test Waiver Request Essay on the application to describe your rationale and make a compelling case for the request. Upon submission of your application, please email IBEARMBAadmissions@marshall.usc.edu to alert us of your submission*. The subject line on the email should read: “Request for Test Waiver – Application Submitted.” We will review your case and respond by email to your request for the waiver within 10 business days. Finally, you should review and consider the following guidelines before making the request:Standardized tests provide the Admissions Committee with evidence of a candidate’s ability to perform academically. The basis for your waiver request should be grounded in a record of exceptional academic achievement that includes demonstrated mathematical preparedness. While professional experience can be included as a component of the waiver request, the Admissions Committee will most strongly consider two elements: 1) overall academic achievement; and 2) performance in quantitative coursework.Applications – with or without test scores – will be reviewed holistically.The decision to grant or decline a waiver request should not be viewed as a signal of the ultimate admissions decision.Waivers will not be considered if an applicant has not submitted a complete application including uploaded copies of a résumé and all official academic transcripts.Test waivers will be granted on a case-by-case basis.Decisions on waiver requests are final, and Marshall will not respond to requests for re-consideration.Test scores serve as one consideration in merit-based scholarship decisions.Some employers may consider test scores in their evaluation of job applicant.In the absence of a GRE/GMAT/EA score, in addition to completing the Test Waiver essay, please be prepared to demonstrate in your application one or more of the following:- A strong undergraduate and/or graduate record in analytical coursework or disciplines- CPA or CFA certifications- Master's or advanced degree in an analytical discipline- Certificate courses completed in an analytical discipline- Extensive practical work experience in an analytical field- A recent (valid or expired) GRE, GMAT or EA score* Please include your First Name, Last Name, Date of Birth, and CAS ID# (located in the top right corner of your online application) in the email, so that we can easily locate your file.
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You may use the forms provided with the online application to request that your undergraduate (bachelor's degree) transcripts be sent directly to the mailing address below:University of Southern CaliforniaOffice of Graduate Admission3601 South Flower Street, Tyler 112Los Angeles, CA 90089-0915You can also mail your transcripts to the MBA Admissions office at:USC Marshall School of BusinessMBA Admissions630 Childs Way, JKP 308Los Angeles, CA 90089-02633Tel: 213-740-7846IBEARMBAadmissions@marshall.usc.eduWe encourage applicants to upload unofficial transcripts to the on-line application. However, while the Admissions Committee can review an application with unofficial transcripts, a final decision cannot be rendered until official transcripts have been received and evaluated by USC.
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· A completed application submitted through the ONLINE APPLICATION PORTAL, including essays and one letter of recommendation.· Official copies of transcripts and certificates of graduation. Official transcripts should be obtained from each college/university attended in a sealed official envelope. Materials in a language other than English should be accompanied by a certified English translation. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from a recognized college or university.· Official GMAT or GRE score report: To submit your test scores, please use ETS code 389-9C-66. For GRE, USC's ETS school code is 4852. A department code is not necessary.· Application fee payment of $155 (via online application process).· Copy of current resume.· One passport size photo (optional).· Official TOEFL or IELTS score report (international applicants only). Please use ETS code 4852. You may also submit a copy of your test result report in advance to expedite the admission review process.
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Participant ProfileAverage Class Size: 55Number of Countries Represented: 12-15Median GMAT: 630Average Age: 36Average Years Work Experience: 12Advanced Degrees: 30%Married Students: 60%Undergraduate MajorsBusiness: 25%Science & Engineering: 40%Humanities & Social Studies: 20%Economics: 10%Computer Science: 5%Pre-MBA Career IndustriesHigh Tech / Engineering: 20%Financial Services / Banking: 20%Consulting: 10%Consumer Services / CPG: 35%Other: 15%Participants By Region (Typical Class)Asia: 65%North America: 15%Latin America: 15%Other: 5%
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Please ask your undergraduate institution to include an explanation of the grading system and information about how the transcript should be assessed. Transcripts in a language other than English must be accompanied by an English translation.
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Recommendations
We require one letter of recommendation. Your letter of recommendation is used as a gauge of your professional achievements and managerial potential. We prefer that your recommendation be provided by a direct supervisor. This person should provide specific observations and examples of your leadership, teamwork, analytical skills and personal qualities. Your letter of recommendation must be submitted online.
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Interviews
Interviews are a mandatory part of the iMBA admission process. All shortlisted candidates will be invited to interview either in person or via Zoom.
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USC International Student English (ISE) Exam
All international applicants who have not earned a bachelor's degree from a university in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand must submit scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam. The Duolingo language test is not accepted at USC.To avoid delays in processing your application, we suggest that you have your TOEFL or IELTS scores sent to USC Marshall when you pre-register for the examination. You can also upload copies of your TOEFL or IELTS scores and your GMAT or GRE scores along with your application.If you are required to take an English Language Exam, an official score report must be forwarded to USC by the testing agency. TOEFL and IELTS scores are valid for two years. The TOEFL code for the USC Marshall MBA program is 4852.Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): For additional information, VISIT TOEFL.International English Language Testing System (IELTS): IELTS.ORGTo apply to the 2024 Summer Intensive English Program, download the application and send it, along with supporting documents to EMAIL.Download the 2024 Summer IEP Application.
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USC's Summer Intensive English Program
Some students may receive an admission to the iMBA program that is conditional upon them attending USC’s Summer Intensive English Program. If you required to enroll in this program, you will need to submit an application to the USC International Academy.This application for the Summer Intensive English Program must be sent directly to the USC International Academy and not to the IBEAR MBA Program.Download the 2024 Summer IEP Application.
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One-Year MBA 46 (2023-24) TUITION & FEES INFORMATION:(The following is the estimated cost for the current class. Rates for 2024-2025 will be announced in spring 2024.)Estimated total for Tuition, Program fee, IELP & other mandatory fees is $139,222.Tuition Fee: $127,872Program Fee: $6,000IELP Fee: $3,850 (International Experiential Learning Program)Other Mandatory Fees: $1,500 (includes USC central services & Student Health Center fees)Note: All students are required to have health insurance, whether through the university plan or through another insurance provider. Students are automatically enrolled for the USC Student Health Insurance Plan upon registration each academic year–unless they show proof of another insurance plan, and the waiver is submitted by the deadline.The preliminary estimate is $2,700 if you are required to purchase USC Health Insurance.
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One-Year MBA (IBEAR) provides merit scholarships for highly-qualified international and U.S. applicants. Scholarship decisions are based on academic and leadership potential. Scholarship recipients demonstrate very strong academic performance, consistently high test scores, as well as a strong career trajectory. They are expected to be leaders in the iMBA program. The amount awarded is contingent on the qualifications of the applicant. Only self-sponsored applicants are eligible.One-Year MBA Global Business Fellow awards tuition scholarships to high potential self-sponsored international and U.S. Candidates.Hanjin/Korean Air Scholarship: One or two partial tuition awards to a Korean national or Korean-American or to self-sponsored participants focused on a career in global supply chain/logistics.Honjo Foundation/Jack G. Lewis Scholarship: One partial tuition award to self-sponsored participants of Japanese heritage.TAMBA (Thohir Marshall MBA) & SAMBA (Soeryadjaya Marshall MBA) Scholarships provide two scholarships to exceptional candidates from Indonesia. Scholarships include full tuition and living allowance. For more information, click HERE.
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Three types of loans are available to finance your MBA — Federal Stafford Loans, Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans and private student loans. If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, we recommend that you apply for Federal Stafford Loans first, because they offer favorable interest rates and origination fees. International students are not eligible for the Federal Stafford loan program. International students often obtain loans from private lenders, which they approach and work with directly.Federal Stafford Loan. There are two types, subsidized and unsubsidized. For subsidized Stafford Loans, the federal government pays the interest while you are in school and during authorized deferment and grace periods. For the unsubsidized Stafford Loans, deferred interest is capitalized (added to the principal) at repayment. For more information, visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid.fafsa.Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan. Graduate and professional students may wish to consider this low-interest, credit -based federal loan to cover their expenses. You must first exhaust your full Federal Stafford Loan eligibility to be considered for this loan.Private Loan. Private loans are available to both domestic and international applicants. You should be aware that interest rates and fees vary significantly among lending institutions. International applicants may be required to have a U.S. citizen co-sign the loan.
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You may plan to pay online, by check, or wire transfer. Checks should be made payable to USC and sent to the IBEAR MBA Program.In-personIf you wish to pay in-person, please go to the Cashier's Office. They accept the following payment methods:Cash (in U.S. dollars only)Make check, money order or cashier's check payable to University of Southern California. Must be in U.S. Dollars only.* The USC Cashier's Office is located in the USC Credit Union branch at Student Union Room 106 (facing the Tutor Campus Center)Contact Person/OfficeUSC Credit UnionStudent Union, 106MailFor payments by mail, USC accepts the following payment methods:Domestic checks/drafts (drawn on US banks)Please be sure to write your 9-digit student ID number and your full name, exactly as shown on your USC card, to insure that your payment is credited to the proper account.To prevent late fees, your mail payment must arrive by USC's tuition settlement deadline.Contact Person/OfficePlease send your payment (in US $) to:USC Cashier's Office620 W.McCarthy Way, Suite 21,Los Angeles, CA 90089Wire Transfer:For more information, visit the Student Financial Services / Wire Transfer website: https://sfs.usc.edu/payment/wire-transfers/. Pay Online:USC e.pay is the university's secure electronic service for managing your student account. it offers the fastest and simplest form of payment. To set up e.pay visit: https://sfs.usc.edu/epay/.Company Sponsored Students:If you are sponsored by a company or government agency, contact USC Agency Billing as soon as possible to make payment arrangements. Visit USC Agency Billing website: https://sfs.usc.edu/agency/.
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The IBEAR MBA is a top-ranked, full-time, one-year, accelerated program for mid-career professionals who are preparing for leadership roles in international business. With a strong global focus and limited to a select group of 56 people, a typical IBEAR class features participants from 12-17 countries and a diverse range of industries and professions. With an average age of 35 and an average of 12 years of work experience (minimum of 6 years), IBEAR participants come from Asia, Europe, Latin America, and North America to earn the prestigious USC Marshall MBA degree after 12 months of intensive study. The capstone course of the program is a client-commissioned, management-consulting project. Over a 4-month period, teams of 5-6 participants work with the client to solve one of its important business challenges. Travel for research (both international & domestic) is a mandatory component of each project. All travel costs are borne by the program.
Our mission at the IBEAR MBA Program is to transform experienced professionals into multi-culturally minded global leaders.
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12-month immersion with 50-57 mid-career international business professionals
International Business Consulting Projects (IBCP): IBEAR’s capstone course. Over a 4-month period, teams of 5-6 students work with a client to solve one of its important business challenges. Travel for research (international or domestic) is usually a component of projects; travel costs paid by the program
10-day international experiential business-learning trip is a required component of the IBEAR Program; paid for by the program fees and alumni donations. Travel costs are paid by the program fees and alumni donations
3-day domestic trip to a key business city in the United States as part of our domestic experiential learning program, titled “Doing Business in the United States.” Cities visited have included Seattle, San Francisco, and New York. Students have the opportunity to visit Fortune 500 companies and cutting-edge start-ups to gain insights into the companies and industries. These trips are an excellent way for participants to expand their professional networks; travel costs paid by program fees and alumni donations
Personalized Career Development Services are provided for all self-sponsored students. Tuned to the unique needs of mid-career global professionals, IBEAR’s dedicated career advisor creates career development workshops and year-round networking opportunities.
Scholarships (IBEAR Global Business Fellow Award) of up to $25,000 available for highly-qualified self-sponsored individuals
For more information about IBEAR, please visit our website at www.marshall.usc.edu/ibear.
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International Management Science (STEM) MBA Program
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The IBEAR MBA program is an accelerated global MBA for experienced managers and professionals. The curriculum contains internationalized core courses in its first three terms and selected international business electives thereafter. It concludes with a challenging consulting project in terms four and five.
The value of a business education focusing on quantitative and scientific methods has long been recognized. The Management Science specialization of the Master of Business Administration recognizes the efforts of individuals who choose to focus their MBA studies on quantitative business-related fields such as statistics, mathematical techniques, analytics, data warehousing, data mining, operations and supply chain optimization, finance, forecasting, digital marketing and modeling.
A core of essential courses is designed to build the foundation of skills required of all leading executives, develop collaborative talent, cultivate innovation, build analytical skills, and expand the student’s vision and ethical framework with a global perspective. An individualized program of study allows students to acquire knowledge and skills in their preferred STEM-related disciplines.
Application
In addition to the general admission requirements, applicants should have a minimum of six years work and/or graduate study experience. Current participants average 11 years of experience and are 34 years of age. Scholarships are available to domestic and international students.
The Management Science specialization of the IBEAR MBA is open only to individuals who have been admitted to the Marshall IBEAR MBA program.
IBEAR MBA students who wish to transition to the STEM IBEAR MBA submit a petition to the academic director of the IBEAR MBA program during the first term of the program. The petition must include a brief essay explaining why the student would benefit academically and succeed in the STEM MBA program.
For more information, contact the IBEAR MBA Program; (213) 740-7140; Email ibearmba@marshall.usc.edu; Web: marshall.usc.edu. Apply online at gradadm.usc.edu.
Program StructureThis intensive full-time program begins in late June and ends in late June each year. It begins with a one-week orientation/transition program to assist international and domestic participants in adjusting to graduate school and life in Los Angeles.“Core” Required CoursesSuccessfully complete all of the required (core) courses in the USC Marshall IBEAR MBA program.GSBA 510 Accounting Concepts and Financial Reporting Units: 1.5, 2, 3GSBA 511 Microeconomics for Management Units: 1.5, 3GSBA 523 Communication for Management Units: 2, 3GSBA 524 Data Science for Business Units: 2, 3GSBA 528 Marketing Management Units: 3GSBA 529 Strategic Formulation for Competitive Advantage Units: 3GSBA 534 Operations Management Units: 2, 3GSBA 543 Managerial Perspectives Units: 3GSBA 548 Corporate Finance Units: 2, 3GSBA 549 The Firm in the National and International Economy Units: 3GSBA 584a International Business Consulting Project Units: 3GSBA 584b International Business Consulting Project Units: 2Total “Core” Required Units: 35Management Science ElectivesSuccessfully complete at least 18 units selected from the list below.ACCT 581 Financial Statement Analysis Units: 3DSO 506 Sourcing and Supplier Management Units: 1.5DSO 510 Business Analytics Units: 1.5, 3DSO 516 Probability and Data Modeling Units: 1.5DSO 520 Logistics Management Units: 3DSO 522 Applied Time Series Analysis for Forecasting Units: 1.5, 3DSO 528 Data Warehousing, Business Intelligence, and Data Mining Units: 1.5, 3DSO 529 Advanced Regression Analysis Units: 3DSO 530 Applied Modern Statistical Learning Methods Units: 3DSO 536 Monte Carlo Simulation and Decision Models Units: 1.5DSO 545 Statistical Computing and Data Visualization Units: 3DSO 547 Designing Spreadsheet-Based Business Models Units: 3DSO 549 Application of Lean Six Sigma Units: 3DSO 552 SQL Databases for Business Analysts Units: 1.5DSO 562 Fraud Analytics Units: 3DSO 570 The Analytics Edge: Data, Models, and Effective Decisions Units: 3DSO 574 Using Big Data: Challenges and Opportunities Units: 3DSO 580 Project Management Units: 3DSO 581 Supply Chain Management Units: 3DSO 582 Service Management: Economics and Operations Units: 3DSO 583 Operations Consulting Units: 3DSO 586 Global Healthcare Operations Management Units: 3DSO 599 Special Topics Units: 1, 1.5, 2, 3 *FBE 535 Applied Finance in Fixed Income Securities Units: 1.5, 3FBE 543 Forecasting and Risk Analysis Units: 3FBE 550 High Yield Bond Investing - Managing Credit Risk Units: 1.5FBE 555 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management Units: 3FBE 559 Management of Financial Risk Units: 3MKT 512 Customer Insights and Analysis Units: 3MKT 536 Pricing Strategies Units: 3MKT 543 Market Demand and Sales Forecasting Units: 3MKT 566 Marketing Analytics Units: 3* Selected offerings of DSO 599 may be applicable to this program, subject to approval by the academic director. Students must petition prior to registration.General Business ElectivesComplete a selection of graduate business electives (500-level ACCT, BAEP, BUCO, DSO, FBE, GSBA, MKT or MOR) sufficient to bring the total units completed to at least 56.Total units required for degree: 56Note: USC reserves the right to change, add or delete its course offerings and programs without notice.
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USC Global > Featured > USC Marshall’s International Business Education and Research (IBEAR) program celebrates 40 years of success
USC Marshall’s International Business Education and Research (IBEAR) program celebrates 40 years of success
August 9th, 2017
USC Marshall was one of the first business schools in the country to make global education a priority. This month, one of its first innovative programs for international business education celebrates its 40th year—proving the old axiom that everything gets (even) better with age.
Today, Marshall’s International Business Education and Research (IBEAR) MBA maintains its place at the forefront of global business education, continuing to push the standard it helped set for leadership and executive training back in the 70s.
A one-year, accelerated program designed for mid-career professionals being groomed to assume senior positions worldwide, IBEAR started off modestly: Its first graduating class had just 13 students. But the program gained immediate traction, and the numbers quickly grew; today, the program counts 1,800 alumni across 60 countries.
Early Vision
In a world of shrinking borders and interdependent economies, the value of an international MBA seems obvious, but it was not always so. In the 1970s, U.S. business schools were more concerned with domestic priorities. It took the particular insight of IBEAR founding director Roy Herberger, former Marshall School dean Jack Steele and other visionary USC Marshall colleagues to recognize the potential of a program that would pursue a more global approach, says Richard Drobnick, IBEAR director and assistant dean of International Outreach.
“Roy and Jack had the realization that Asia might prove to be an important economic region of the world, which sounds funny now,” Drobnick said. “But in 1977, that idea was revolutionary. China had locked itself off from the world; Korea and Taiwan were developing economies; Thailand and Indonesia were less-developed economies. Roy and Jack had the sense there was a lot to be gained by building relationships across the Asian continent—and that USC, at the gateway to the Pacific Rim, was uniquely positioned to do so.”
From its earliest days, IBEAR had a tightly-focused mission, according to Jack Lewis, who in 2010 retired as program director after 27 years with the program. The idea was to attract Asian students who worked for family-owned companies, as well as those being fast-tracked for promotion by major corporations, to create an international business center that would advance executive development and also finance faculty research. “It was the start of globalization, and IBEAR was a big deal in terms of the U.S.’s early efforts in this arena,” Lewis notes.
Central to the program’s success both then and now, says Drobnick, who served as IBEAR’s second director from 1982-1994 before taking the helm again in 2014, is its shortened duration. “We understood right away that mid-career managers simply didn’t have the time to take two years off for an MBA, so we made IBEAR 12 months long, and extremely intensive,” he recalls.
IBEAR Bonds
“Students bond through classroom and non-curricular activities, including a 10-day trip to Asia, forging enduring connections to what we call the IBEAR family,” he said. As a result, the IBEAR network expands rapidly and is noted for its closeness, keeping graduates in constant contact as they support each other to reach personal and professional goals.
“The program is like going through a crucible in so many ways; it challenges and humbles you at the same time,” said Karim Garcia ’01, a graduate of IBEAR XXIII. “You get quite close with your classmates, who are sharing the experience.”
Garcia, who is based in Manila as head of business development for Metro Pacific Investments, the largest infrastructure company in the Philippines, says he is in frequent touch with members of his IBEAR cohort. “There’s no doubt about it: It’s a bond for life.”
Beyond surviving a grueling classroom schedule, IBEAR graduates learn from each other as well.
“I was 35 when I did IBEAR, and one of the things that makes it so great is that students are older [IBEAR has a median age of 33], so you’re learning from members of your peer group who have substantial experience,” says Doug Montgomery ’03, a graduate of IBEAR XXV and vice president of category management at Warner Bros.
Growing Global
As IBEAR grew, it also evolved, recruiting American students and broadening its focus to include Latin America. Additionally, starting in 1990, Marshall’s Center for International Business gained key sponsorship from the U.S. Department of Education as one of only 33 national resource centers on international business, elevating IBEAR’s influence and prestige on the international business scene.
IBEAR’s reach and continued relevance, says Arif Ansari, professor of clinical data sciences and operations at Marshall, owes a great deal to its commitment to forward thinking.
“I’m with IBEAR students from the moment they enter the program, and throughout we are consistent about encouraging them to tackle the ‘three R’s’ of the future: rapid innovation, radical innovation and relentless innovation,” he says. “It’s what keeps our students on top—and what keeps IBEAR looking to the horizon—and beyond.”
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