Class of 2026 Schedule

Designed for working professionals, the Leeds Evening MBA is an in-person program that offers a cohort structure. The program provides a clear progression of foundational courses during the first four semesters and during the final two semesters, students can choose from electives drawn from finance, marketing, management, operations, and entrepreneurship. In addition, a Capstone Project, an accumulation of the two-year program, helps students demonstrate the skills they have learned in the program.

The Evening MBA Program begins in May each year. Core classes meet two evenings each week, Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday from 6:30 pm to 9:15/45 pm for six consecutive semesters. Elective courses, which begin the last two semesters of the program, meet one night each week from 6:30 pm to 9:45 pm.  Our innovative schedule allows students to graduate in two-years.

Mandatory Orientation will be held April 26-27, 2024. Orientation will be in-person on the Boulder Campus

 

May-June: A Session

Quantitative Methods 1  (1.5 credits)

Social, Moral and Economic Foundations for Business (1.5 credits)

 

  
 

July-August: B Session

Quantitative Methods 2  (1.5 credits)

Foundations of Teamwork  (1.5 credits)

**Accounting Workshop - Highly recommended (Between Summer and Fall Semesters)

  
 
Fall 2024 (Semester Two):  September 9, 2024  -  December 18, 2024
6 Credits
  
 

September-December

Managerial Economics  (3 credits)
Financial Accounting  (3 credits)

 

  
 
Spring 2025 (Semester Three): January 13, 2025  -  April 25, 2025
6 Credits
  
 

January-April

Corporate Finance  (3 credits)                    Late April: Capstone Kickoff Meeting
Operations Management  (3 credits)

 

  
 
Summer 2025 (Semester Four):  May 12, 2025  -  August 15, 2025
6 Credits
  
 

May-June: A Session

Capstone Project Begins:  Completed over the last three semesters of the program

Marketing Management  (3 credits)
Foundations of Leadership  (1.5 credits)

 

  
 

July-August: B Session

Strategy  (3 credits)
Managerial Communications  (1.5 credits)

  
 
Fall 2025 (Semester Five):  August 25, 2025  -  December 17, 2025
6 Credits
  
 

August-December

Electives: Typically 6 credit hours for the semester

 

  
 
Spring 2026 (Semester Six):  January 12, 2026  -  May 7, 2026
6 Credits
  
 

January-May

Electives: Typically 6 credit hours for the semester            April: Capstone Completion

 

  
       
 

Commencement

May 7, 2026

  
 

All dates above are subject to change and advance notice will be sent for any changes.

**Accounting Workshop - Highly recommended

 

MBA Curriculum

finance

Finance

Finance is essential to business, and our finance curriculum enhances the education you receive by addressing issues in the financial services and securities area, including topics related to high tech firms, large corporations, and entrepreneurial ventures.  LEARN MORE 

marketing

Marketing

The increasingly global marketplace, coupled with new channels of communication such as the internet and social media, have changed the traditional tactics used in marketing. Today’s practitioners must understand the unique challenges of serving foreign markets and how to convey messages effectively to consumers throughout the world.  LEARN MORE 

entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

Advances in business knowledge and technology have radically changed business systems, organizational structures and business processes. Managing people, managing projects, managing information are all important topics to add to the portfolio you build for yourself.  LEARN MORE 

management

Management

Whether you work for a large global corporation or a small start-up venture, you will be valued for your ability to innovate, lead change, recognize emerging markets, and launch new products.  LEARN MORE