PhD in Management?

Aacsb mba entrepreneurship

Babson College www.babson.edu
Ball State University www.bsu.edu
University of Colorado Denver www.cudenver.edu www.cuonline.edu
Drexel University www.drexel.com
University of Florida www.ufl.edu
University of Houston Victoria www.uhv.edu
University of Texas Austin www.utexas.edu
Worcester Polytechnic Institute www.wpi.edu

 

There are many without the crudentials, if you get a PhD/DBA and publish, you will be in a great position.

I would go tot he Chronicles in Higher Education and see what positions have the most positions (you can sort by spec.).

 

Thanks

 

Will do. Thank you

 

Another good source, if you're looking for adjuncting gigs, is Adjunct Nation (so I'm told).

 

Comparing this list of US-based AACSB docs available by short residency ...

and this list of B&M AACSB Entrepreneurship docs ...

with this list of AACSB MBAs in Entrepreneurship via DL,

... one might get the DL MBA in Entrepreneurship from the University of Colorado Denver www.cudenver.edu www.cuonline.edu and the PhD in Entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado Boulder www.colorado.edu or the DL MS in Entrepreneurship at the University of Florida www.ufl.edu and follow that up with the (proposed) Executive DBA at the University of Florida www.ufl.edu.

 

Ethan: You said in a PM that you were thinking of two MBAs: the MBA in Entrepreneurship and either a second MBA in Information Technology or a second MBA in International Business. Here http://forums.degreeinfo.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=31454 is an old MBA Information Technology thread and I shall go find an old thread on the MBA in International Business.

 

If I do the 2 MBA's they'd have to be at the same University, which is gotta have a DL AACSB MBA.

 

I like the way you connect the dots. I've given this some though. I like the idea of 2 MBA's, from the same MBA school:

1- the first must be in Entrep.

2- the second can be in any of these areas

-a- Technology/IT (I have work ex. and schooling)
-b- Project Mgmt (work exp and some online classes)
-c- Intl. Biz (no exp.)

3- then, to continue with a PhD (in 3 yrs from now, either B&M PhD or new DL PhD's that may become available)

The search for the right DL AACSB MBA continues..

 

AACSB MBAs in Information Technology

University of Colorado Colorado Springs www.uccs.edu
University of Colorado Denver www.cudenver.edu www.cuonline.edu
Drexel University www.drexel.com
East Carolina University www.ecu.edu
Emporia State University www.emporia.edu
Florida Gulf Coast University www.fgcu.edu
Florida State University www.fsu.edu
Fort Hays State University www.fhsu.edu
University of Illinois Springfield www.uis.edu
James Madison University www.jmu.edu
University of Massachusetts Lowell www.uml.edu
Metropolitan State University www.metrostate.edu
University of Michigan Dearborn www.umd.umich.edu
University of Michigan Flint www.umflint.edu
Missouri State University www.missouristate.edu
Morehead State University www.moreheadstate.edu
New Jersey Institute of Technology www.njit.edu
Old Dominion University www.odu.edu
Pennsylvania State University www.psu.edu
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute www.rpi.edu
State University of New York Institute of Technology www.sunyit.edu
Syracuse University www.syr.edu
Tennessee Technological University www.tntech.edu
Texas A & M University Commerce www.tamu-commerce.edu
Wayne State University www.wayne.edu
West Texas A & M University www.wtamu.edu
University of Wisconsin Eau Clair www.uwec.edu
University of Wisconsin Whitewater www.uww.edu
Worcester Polytechnic Institute www.wpi.edu
Wright State University www.wright.edu

 

The University of Colorado Denver www.cudenver.edu and www.cuonline.edu, Drexel University www.drexel.com, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute www.wpi.edu offer both the MBA Entrepreneurship and the MBA Information Technology, and all three are AACSB.

 

Since you have now narrowed base on specialty, do you have other preferences - such as funding limitations? etc.

 

Perfect. Thank you so much!

 

What about these combinations at the same Uni?

Entrep MBA + Project Mgmt MBA

Entrep MBA + Intl. Biz MBA

 

I'm still surfing the market of available programs, keeping the price tag out of my consideration for now.

Once I get a good list of schools, then I will compare them based on course work, reputation, hours, cost, ratings etc.

 

Here http://forums.degreeinfo.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=32238 I am in process of creating an MBA International Business thread.

 

Thanks again.

How about these combinations:

AACSB Entrep MBA + Org Mgmt MBA

AACSB Entrep MBA + Marketing MBA

 

Reputation, good for a PhD?

Guys, a friend of mine suggested I look at Ivy League MBA DL programs.

Do you think there is a benefit to going for a DL Ivy League MBA if my goal is to apply for a PhD afterward, in other words, would the reputation of the Ivy League be a plus for a PhD candidate, or for a person wanting to be an adjunct / tenured professor?

DL MBA programs that were brought up (not all are Ivy League but according to him these are prestigious ones):


Harvard Extension School (HES)
Polytechnic Institute of NYU
Duke University
University of Southern California (USC)
Stanford University
Columbia University
Purdue extension
Penn State CGS
University of maryland university college (UMUC)
UMass Amherst
Northeastern
U Florida

In your opinion, is it worth paying the extra $ to attend these schools (keeping my future goals, mentioned above, in mind)?

 

Let me reword this

I hope I am not asking too many questions.
I am considering a few issues today, I'd love to hear from you:

First,
Does it pay to attend a 'well known' school, if my goal is to go for PhD after the MBA, and then teach in a university?

Would a PhD program prefer a candidate with a well known MBA?
Would a university look favorably at a potential faculty member who has a degree from a well known school?

Second,
Compare Reputation vs. specialization: Should I go for the MBA specialization that I like (Entrep, Intl Biz, etc) OR not do a specialization I like in order to get into a reputable program (that does not offer such specialization).

Finally,
Money matters: I don't want to pay more than 25k for the MBA (or for the dual MBA's I may go for, if the University offers 2 specializations that I like)

 

I would say reputation always helps, but is it worth it. Also, can you gt in? And in the timing you want? Many of the very high end programs have the application process up to a year before beginning the program (and many times only has a few spots).

UMUC is not AACSB accredited, not considered like Harvrd (though UoM is), but two totally difference institutions.

I think for an adjunct position, it is not worth it, for a PhD program (depending on which), it would make a difference.