MS in Management

The Master of Science in Management at IENYC is an 11-month, full-time, in-person graduate program located in New York City. Designed for recent graduates from various fields who aspire to develop leadership skills and master management principles. Located in a global business hub, the program offers students the opportunity to engage with real-world projects, learn from experienced practitioners, and build a robust professional network. The curriculum emphasizes sustainable business fundamentals, data-driven decision-making, and global business insights, preparing students to navigate the complexities of the modern business world.

The program spans 11 months and is structured as a full-time, in-person course with a September intake.

Yes, the Master of Science in Management is tailored for recent graduates from all academic disciplines. It aims to provide a solid foundation in management, making it accessible to individuals without prior business education.

Graduates of the MS in Management are equipped to pursue diverse career paths across various industries. The program's emphasis on leadership, strategic thinking, and practical experience positions alumni for roles in management, strategy, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Additionally, the program offers tailored career support services, including personalized coaching, workshops, and networking events to assist students in achieving their professional goals.

While both the MS in Management and MBA programs focus on developing management skills, the MS in Management is specifically designed for recent graduates and emphasizes foundational management principles, leadership development, and practical experience. In contrast, MBA programs typically cater to professionals with several years of work experience and may focus more on advanced management strategies and leadership at higher organizational levels.

The curriculum encompasses a comprehensive range of topics, including finance, economics, organizational behavior, marketing, and strategy. It also delves into areas such as digital transformation, data-driven decision-making, entrepreneurship, and innovation. The program is structured around four pillars: strong business foundations, innovative business practices, entrepreneurship and leadership, and global business insight. As a culminating experience, students complete a hands-on Capstone Project that applies their learning to a real-world business challenge. Each project is developed in collaboration with a partner organization and is mentored by a dedicated industry professional, ensuring practical relevance and strategic depth. At the same time, students receive academic supervision from a faculty advisor, who provides structured guidance to support analytical rigor and critical reflection throughout the process.

The MS in Management at IENYC is offered as a full-time, in-person program in New York City.

The program emphasizes experiential learning through real-world projects, case studies, and exposure to industry professionals. Students engage in group work that mirrors real-world business team dynamics, providing essential preparation for future management roles. Additionally, the capstone allows students to apply their knowledge to practical challenges, often in collaboration with companies or organizations, making use of New York City as their classrooom.

The MS in Management program offers a holistic and flexible curriculum that allows students to explore a wide range of business disciplines, from finance and marketing to digital transformation, sustainability, and entrepreneurship. Through carefully selected electives and immersive learning experiences, students can shape their academic journey around their individual interests and career aspirations. The program culminates in a Capstone Project, where students apply their skills to a real-world business challenge in their chosen field of specialization, guided by both a dedicated industry mentor and a faculty advisor.

Yes, the MS in Management program includes a capstone project, which serves as the culminating academic experience. Students may complete the capstone in one of three distinct formats: (1) a company-based project, where they collaborate with a business or its representative to apply their management skills within their chosen area of specialization; (2) an entrepreneurship project of their own design, exploring and developing a new business idea; or (3) a research-based management project that allows for deeper academic inquiry into a relevant issue. In all cases, students are guided by IENYC faculty throughout the process, and those pursuing company-based or entrepreneurial projects also benefit from the support of an experienced professional mentor.