In your second year in Yale's EMBA program, you'll both advance your core business and leadership competencies and customize your learning around the subjects that matter most to you.
Advanced Management Courses
You'll develop the tool set you need to lead complex and meaningful organizations with this slate of required business and leadership courses—Leadership Practicum, Business Ethics, Competitive Strategy, Management Controls, Corporate Finance, and Advanced Negotiations.
Elective Choices
Pursue your ambitions to lead for business and society by choosing from electives across AI, leadership, innovation, asset management, sustainability, and healthcare.
Specialization
You have the option to specialize in asset management, healthcare, or sustainability, drawing on Yale's unique expertise in these areas and joining classmates, graduates, and faculty working to make a difference.
Asset Management
Specializing in asset management will elevate your career trajectory within the field. Courses and colloquium sessions from our asset management area of focus provide deep insights and illuminating perspectives for leaders in every field.
Meet the Faculty Director
The business of asset management demands a whole set of MBA skills. You’re constantly dealing with innovations from your competitors, as well as the drumbeat of information technology and shifting regulatory requirements.
Healthcare
To lead in healthcare, to launch something new, to create value for your stakeholders, you need a fundamental understanding of markets and organizations combined with deep insight into healthcare’s challenges.
Meet the Faculty Director
The combination of the rigorous Yale MBA and in-depth study of healthcare leadership has been a winning formula for our graduates over the past years as evidenced by the impact they are having across the sector.
Sustainability
To lead in your organization and make sustainability not a question of corporate responsibility but one of corporate success, you need to combine in-depth understanding of markets and organizations with a grasp of major trends and a facility with frameworks for driving transformative innovation.
Meet the Faculty Director
From climate change to income inequality, the success of business in the future will depend on how companies address these challenges and align themselves with the needs of society and the environment.
Within a week of taking the course Financial Markets and Macroeconomic Policy, I was working on a piece about interest rates and market conditions for World News Tonight. We were citing research from the Yale Budget Lab, and I was able to apply course knowledge. That synergy was so exciting.
