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About
A distinct blend of global reach, intellectual depth, and human touch provides the knowledge and experience business professionals need to thrive across cultures and around the world.
Academic Programs
Choose from our four graduate programs, our 1-year Accelerated MA, our 5-year BA/MA, as well as our undergraduate business programs, exploring concentrations within each program such as asset management, business economics, corporate finance, data analytics, marketing, risk management and real estate.
Admissions
Students come from around the globe to learn in one of Brandeis IBS’ career-focused programs. They prepare for the real world in a place that looks just like it, and leave ready to contribute and succeed across cultures, countries, and industries.
Faculty & Research
Brandeis IBS boasts a faculty of renowned scholars, seasoned practitioners, and inspiring teachers who bring unmatched expertise to the classroom and to research in global finance, international banking, micro credit lending, business and the environment, and other related fields.

World Ready Starts Here

The context of your world makes a difference in ours. Turn your perspective and passion into global change in business, economics and finance.

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Learn how to create global impact with your perspective

Our graduate programs with new STEM designations acknowledge our rigorous curriculum and offer international students additional practical training in the U.S. after graduation.

Graduate STEM Opportunities

Academic Programs

Brandeis IBS offers more than 30 core courses and 65 electives each year. Students can pursue concentrations within areas of business, economics and finance that align with their educational and career aspirations.
MBA
MA
Accelerated MA
MSF
PhD

Our Global Community

A career beyond business as usual.
With a Brandeis IBS MBA, you’ll leave prepared to tackle careers in real estate, finance, government or marketing. Or, if you’re like Pia Layon, MBA ’10 – all of the above.
For this professor, it’s always personal.
What happens when economic models don’t, well…model real life? Professor Osler took matters into her own hands, and to the people, when existing exchange rate models weren’t telling the real story.
Goodbye, comfort zone. Hello, cultural dexterity.
Beyond business, economics and finance, you must understand the cultural code of the countries and companies in which you’ll launch your career. At Brandeis IBS, we have a resource for that – Professor Andy Molinsky.