Find out which dual degree program in Georgia is right for your career. Check the schools' profiles for information on MBA courses including study options, tuition, costs, duration and admission requirements. Find programs that follow the international accreditation standards of AACSB, AMBA, or EQUIS.
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A joint degree program with the Emory Law School.
A joint degree program with the Emory Law School.
A dual degree program with the Health Policy Management, Global Health, or Epidemiology departments in the Rollins School of Public Health.
A dual degree program with the Emory University School of Medicine.
A combined degree program in cooperation with the Candler School of Theology.
A combined degree program in collaboration with the Candler School of Theology.
A dual degree program that leads to a Master of Business Administration degree and a Master of Public Health from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
A combined degree program with the UGA Law School.
A joint degree program for Georgia Regents University MD students at the University of Georgia's Health Sciences Campus.
A joint degree program with the UGA Law School.
A dual degree program with the Georgia State College of Law.
A program consisting of three 8-week modules at Robinson in Atlanta, 7 weeks at IAE in Paris and 5 weeks at COPPEAD in Rio de Janeiro. Upon completion of the program, students will receive an MBA degree from GSU, a 'Master d'Administration des Entreprises' from IAE Paris and a certificate from COPPEAD Graduate School of Business – Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
The program meets the course requirements to sit for the CPA exam and for CPA licensure in the State of Georgia.
A joint degree program offered in cooperation with the McAfee School of Theology.
A joint degree program offered in partnership with the Mercer's College of Pharmacy. The program is intended for students who wish to pursue the MBA concurrently with the Doctor of Pharmacy degree.
A dual degree program offered in conjunction with the Mercer University's Walter F. George School of Law.