One-Year New York Tech MBA

Overview

This MBA program is all about real-world experience in ideation and creation. In addition to completing foundational MBA core courses, students will work on cross-functional teams in Studio to develop tech solutions for real company challenges. With the majority of the program based at Cornell Tech  in New York City, students will be surrounded by a rapidly-expanding tech sector and will frequently interact with industry leaders, startup founders, and venture capitalists. All courses are taught at Cornell Tech, unless otherwise indicated. For additional information on this one-year, 60 credit MBA, see the Johnson Cornell Tech MBA website.

Core Courses (20.5 credits)

Students must take all of the following (all held in Ithaca except NCCY 5080):

• NCCY 5000 - Financial Accounting  *
• NCCY 5010 - Data Analytics and Modeling  *
• NCCY 5020 - Microeconomics for Management  *
• NCCY 5030 - Marketing Management  *
• NCCY 5040 - Leading Teams  *
• NCCY 5050 - Critical and Strategic Thinking  *
• NCCY 5060 - Managerial Finance  
• NCCY 5080 - Operations Management  
• NCCY 5090 - Strategy  

Required Courses (24.5 credits)

• NBAY 5700 - Core Teams Practicum  *
• NBA 6550 - Business Data Analysis with SQL  *
• NBAY 5300 - Entrepreneurial Finance  
• NBAY 6090 - Digital Marketing  
• TECHIE 5300 - Fundamentals of Modern Software  
• TECH 5900 - Product Studio  

• One of the following:

  • TECH 5910 - Startup Studio  
  • TECH 5920 - BigCo Studio  
  • TECH 5930 - PiTech Studio  

• One course from the following menu (this is just an indicative list; new courses are added every year):

  • TECH 5010 - Values at Play in Digital Technologies  
  • TECH 5023 - Law for Non-Lawyers  
  • TECH 5110 - Early Adopters  
  • TECH 5200 - Product Management  
  • TECH 5220 - [Visual and Interaction Design for Digital Products]  

*Taught in Ithaca.

Elective Courses (24 credits) - Students may take any graduate level courses offered at Cornell Tech (NBA, NBAY, LAW, CS, ECE, INFO, TECH or ORIE). At least 9 credits of these 24 must be within the SC Johnson College of Business (NBA or NBAY).