Executive MBA


Nate Wright
Associate Director 
Graduate Admissions
Leeds School of Business
University of Colorado Boulder


Thank you for your interest in the Leeds School of Business!
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Please click on the panels below to learn more about the Executive MBA program. If you have questions, please send us an email at leedsgrad@colorado.edu.

Please note: Details about this program are subject to change. We will update this page with new or additional information, as it becomes available.

Note: Semester Calendar Dates are tentative and subject to change.

Fall Semester One - August to December


Fall Semester, Session A courses: August - October (6 credits)
     Data and Uncertainty (1.5 credits)
     Economics of Pricing, Price Forecasting, & the Macroeconomy (1.5 credits)
     Executive Level Strategy (3 credits)

Executive Leadership, Session A and B:  August - December (1.5 credits)

In-Person Residency #1: Location: CU Boulder campus


Fall Semester, Session B courses: October - December (4.5 credits)
     Financial Accounting I (1.5 credits)
     Strategic Marketing I (1.5 credits)

Semester Notes:

  • Remote Synchronous Instruction dates and times will be posted on Canvas. 
  • There is a one week break between Fall sessions A and B. 

Spring Semester One - January to April

Spring Semester, Session A courses: January - February (4.5 credits)
     Financial Accounting II (1.5 credits)
     Strategic Marketing II (1.5 credits)
     Inclusive Leadership (1.5 credits)

In-Person Residency #2: Location: CU Boulder Campus

Spring Semester, Session B courses: February - April (7.5 credits)
     Aligning People with Business Strategy I (1.5 credits)
     Business Finance (3 credits)
     Creating Value through Innovation (3 credits)

In-Person Residency #3: Location: CU Boulder Campus

Semester Notes:

  • Remote Synchronous Instruction dates and times will be posted on Canvas.
  • There is a one week break between Spring Sessions A and B.


Fall Semester Two - August to December

Fall Semester, Session A courses: August - October (7.5 credits)
     Aligning People with Business Strategy II (1.5 credits)
     Entrepreneurship (3 credits)
     Operations Management (3 credits)

In-Person Residency #4: Location: CU Boulder Campus

Fall Semester Session B courses: October - December (3 credits)
     Applied Financial Management I (1.5 credits)
     Ethical Leadership (1.5 credits)

Semester Notes:
  • Remote Synchronous Instruction dates and times will be posted on Canvas.
  • There is a one week break between Fall sessions A and B. 
     

Spring Semester Two - January to April/May

Spring Semester, Session A courses: January - February (4.5 credits)
     Applied Financial Management II (1.5 credits)
     Ethical Leadership II (1.5 credits)
     High Growth Ventures (1.5 credits)

In-Person Residency #5: Location: CU Boulder Campus

Spring Semester, Session B courses: February - April(7.5 credit hours)
     Digital Strategy (3 credits)
     Global Business Experience (1.5 credits)
     Negotiations (1.5 credits)
     Risk Management (1.5 credits)

Ten Day In-Person Residency #6: Location: Global Location

Semester Notes:

  • Remote Synchronous Instruction will be posted on Canvas.
  • There is a one week break between Spring Sessions A and B. 

Graduation will take place in May, with precise date TBD. 

 

The cost of attendance is $89,000 for the entire 45 credit program, billed in four equal installments of $22,250. Program costs for the Executive MBA program are not expected to change during the two-year program, though unforeseen situations could result in a tuition increase. 

Applicants to the Executive MBA program are automatically considered for competitive merit scholarship awards. Selected candidates will be notified of their scholarship in the admissions letter. 

For students receiving the VA Education Benefit: The VA Education Benefit does not cover food or lodging expenses (including meal ticket fees). Therefore, your benefits will not cover all of the tuition and program expenses for the Executive MBA program.

Students covered by the VA Education benefit also receive a Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) based on the location where a majority of their in-person courses take place. This is determined by the zip code of the degree-granting institution (i.e. Boulder, Colorado). Students also receive a Book Stipend per credit hour with a maximum annual cap. Please contact your VA officer for details specific to your benefits. For more information, contact the CU Boulder Veteran and Military Affairs (VMA). Email: veterans@colorado.edu.

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Students may also apply for scholarships and fellowships from private sources (outside of the University of Colorado Boulder and the Leeds School of Business) to help finance their degree. Click on the links below for more information.

List of Outside Scholarship Search Websites
List of National Fellowships