Master of Science (M.S.) Programs

An M.B.A. provides a broad foundation in business leadership, management, and strategy, making it ideal for professionals seeking leadership roles across industries. A Master of Science (M.S.) degree focuses on a specific business discipline, allowing students to develop specialized knowledge and technical expertise in areas such as finance, accounting, business analytics, marketing, or risk management. If you're looking to become an expert in a particular field, a Master of Science degree may be the right choice.

Tobin offers Master of Science programs across a range of high-demand business disciplines, including Accounting, Actuarial Science, Business Analytics, Enterprise Risk Management, Finance, Global Management and Leadership, Marketing Intelligence, Risk and Financial Advisory, Risk Management and Risk Analytics, and Taxation. Your ideal program depends on your academic background, career goals, and professional interests. Our graduate admissions team is available to help you choose the program that best fits your goals.

Yes. Many of our graduate students are working professionals. Depending on the program, flexible learning options may include full-time, part-time, evening, online, or hybrid coursework, allowing you to balance graduate school with your career and personal commitments.

Program length varies depending on the degree, your course load, and enrollment status. Students may complete their master's degree on a full-time or part-time basis. Visit each program page for curriculum details and estimated completion timelines.

Yes. Tobin offers several STEM-designated Master of Science programs that provide advanced analytical and technical education while preparing students for careers in data-driven and quantitative business fields. Visit each program page to learn whether a specific degree is STEM designated.

Master of Science students gain practical experience through consulting projects, case competitions, research opportunities, Global Destination Courses, employer engagement, and other experiential learning opportunities. These real-world experiences help students apply classroom knowledge while developing the skills employers value.

Graduate students have access to career coaching, networking events, employer information sessions, alumni connections, professional development workshops, and career resources designed to help them prepare for internships, career advancement, and full-time employment.