Top 5
U.S. ranking · 6 years
91%
Employed within 6 months · Class of 2025
$89.8K
Avg. total comp · Class of 2025
STEM
OPT eligible · 24-month extension
Who Is the Master in Management Program For?
Built for the curious.
Made for the ambitious.
You don’t need a business background. You need curiosity, a bias toward action, and the drive to work on things that matter. The rest is what the MiM is designed to help you build.
Hands-On Learning Throughout the Master in Management Program
Four projects.
Two real clients.
One portfolio that shows what you can do.
Every eight weeks brings a new challenge — solved alongside classmates from around the world, each round harder than the last, each followed by feedback you carry into the next. By graduation you’re not describing what you learned. You’re showing it.
SIMulation | 01
Business Launch Simulation
Run a company through its first year — pricing, operations, marketing, and a P&L that has to hold up under scrutiny.
client project | 02
Growth Opportunity Assessment
Size and pitch a real market-entry challenge for a live corporate partner. Your first taste of a real client in the room.
client Project | 03
Process Improvement Project
Deep-dive a broken process — onboarding, fulfillment, patient journey — and design the fix with evidence to back it.
tournament | 04
Innovation Tournament
Your most complex engagement. Build a venture from scratch and pitch it to real investors. A project you can take into interviews.
From 112 Ideas to One Winning Venture: 2026 MiM Innovation Tournament
What started as one idea among 112 became one of four ventures selected for the MiM Shark Tank finale. In just seven weeks, the winning team moved from concept to pitch — validating a real customer problem, building a working MVP, defining a path to scale, and developing the unit economics to support a credible business model.
The result: a venture built to solve a real problem, backed by research, testing, and a plan for growth.
35+ Companies Behind MiM Client Engagements
Even more examples of recent Master in Management career transformations, pivots, and accelerations.
Yoni Gilad
Operations Associate, Metro Global Ventures
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Questrom Master in Management
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Operations Associate → Metro Global Ventures
“The Master in Management pushed me out of my comfort zone, allowed me to learn from mistakes, connected me with mentors who opened doors, and gave me the practical skills to make an immediate impact in a new career after graduation.”
Connect with MiM Student or Alum
Connect with someone who’s living or has recently lived the MiM experience. Our Admissions Ambassadors can give you a candid student perspective on the program, career path, and life at Questrom. Plus, you can find someone who shares your background or career interests.
Study Management in Boston: Industries, Employers, and Career Opportunities
Boston puts industry experience within reach.
Boston is home to leading organizations across healthcare, life sciences, technology, financial services, and more. MiM Corporate Partners bring that ecosystem into the program — through client projects, curriculum, and the developmental capstone. The result is exposure to a wide range of industries, plus real experience that can help you see where your skills could take you.
32%
Information Technology
32% of 2025 graduates entered information technology. Select hiring companies include Amazon, Apple, CGI, and SAP.
15%
Financial Services / Investment & Portfolio Management
15% of 2025 graduates entered financial services, investment, and portfolio management. Select hiring companies include Bank of America, China Merchants Bank, and JPMorgan Chase & Co.
12%
Construction / Manufacturing
12% of 2025 graduates entered construction and manufacturing. Select hiring companies include Daifuku.
8%
Food & Beverage / Hotels & Accommodation
8% of 2025 graduates entered food and beverage, hotels, and accommodation. Select hiring companies include Aramark.
7%
Consulting
7% of 2025 graduates entered consulting. Select hiring companies include Deloitte and Grant Thornton.
5%
Advertising, PR & Marketing
5% of 2025 graduates entered advertising, public relations, and marketing.
Generative AI as Method, Not Module
Not what AI can do.
What you can do with AI.
Most programs teach AI as a subject. MiM builds it as a capability — personalized to where you’re headed, and grounded in the judgment to keep evolving as the technology does. That’s the difference between AI fluency and AI maturity.
Module 1 · Business Foundations
Build the foundational habit from week one: use AI to stress-test pricing, demand assumptions, and competitive positioning in your simulation, before you interact with a real client.
Module 2 · Customer Driven Growth
AI-assisted market segmentation and research synthesis — applied to your specific client’s industry. The speed changes what your team can accomplish. The industry specificity is what clients recognize as genuinely different.
Module 3 · Process Improvement
Build insight frameworks calibrated to your client’s specific process challenge. The deliverable is stronger — and the client can tell the difference between AI-assisted work and a generic output.
Module 4 · Innovation Tournament
AI fluency becomes a competitive edge. Teams that use it well move faster, iterate more, and deliver stronger recommendations — exactly what consulting looks like.
Clinical Associate Professor, AI for Business Challenges
“In this course, you fine-tune and deploy AI tools against real business problems — while working through the ethics, bias, and privacy questions that come with using AI responsibly, not just effectively.”
Responsible by Design
The AI for Business Challenges elective pairs prompt engineering and model fine-tuning with privacy, bias, and hallucination mitigation — because knowing a tool’s limits is part of using it well.
Upcoming Admissions Events
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Ready to
do this?
During your nine months in the MiM, you’ll solve real business problems, work with real clients, and build experience you can take into your next role.
Application Deadlines
Round 1 | October 20, 2026
Round 2 | November 24, 2026
Round 3 | January 13, 2027
Round 4 | February 23, 2027
Round 5 | March 19, 2027
Round 6 | April 20, 2027