Goodwin College of Business

Benedictine University offers several dual degrees with graduate programs. Dual degree programs require of 96-98 quarter credit hours for completion. Application and admission is required to each graduate program and students must complete all requirements for the selected dual degree. Graduate business dual degrees are available within:

• Master of Business Administration/ M.S. in Accountancy
• Master of Business Administration/ M.S. in Business Analytics
• Master of Business Administration/Juris Doctor with The John Marshall Law School
• Master of Business Administration/M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior
• Master of Business Administration/M.S. in Management Information Systems
• Master of Business Administration/ Master of Public Health
• M.S. in Accountancy/ M.S. in Business Analytics
• M.S. in Management Information Systems/ M.S. in Business Analytics
• M.S. in Management Information Systems/M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior
• M.S. in Management Information Systems /Master of Public Health
• M.S. in Management and Organizational Behavior/ Master of Public Health

For more information, contact (877) 353-9622 or adultenrollment@ben.edu. 

 

Benedictine University is pleased to announce a new partnership with The John Marshall Law School.  A dual M.B.A./J.D. program will be offered and allow a student to earn an M.B.A. from Benedictine University and a J.D. from The John Marshall Law School. The dual-degree program is fully integrated for students seeking to gain an advantage in today's global business environment and the corporate world.

 

Admission

Students must apply to both schools separately and meet the admissions requirements for both institutions. Upon admission, both institutions will accept the equivalent of nine semester hours from each other towards each institution's degree. These courses are subject to the approval by the respective Deans.

Students enrolling in the dual degree program can attend classes part-time or full-time. However, full-time law students must attend the first year of law school exclusively at John Marshall. After successfully completing the first year of law school, the student can combine law courses with Benedictine M.B.A. courses for the remainder of the program. Part-time students can attend classes simultaneously at Benedictine and John Marshall.

Both Benedictine and John Marshall accept applications on a rolling admissions basis throughout the year. Applicants seeking information about Benedictine's M.B.A. program can visit ben.edu/mba or contact Admissions at (877) 353-9622 or adultenrollment@ben.edu.