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MS / MBA

A JOINT DEGREE OF THE


HARVARD JOHN A. PAULSON
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
AND APPLIED SCIENCES &
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL
ENGINEERING SCIENCES

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PROGRAM DETAILS
2 DEGREES
MS Master of Science: Engineering Sciences DEGREES
MBA Master of Business Administration

21 MONTHS

The program is completed in four semesters over two years, augmented by August
21
MONTHS
and January term coursework.

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During the summer, most students either work on their own startup concept, intern
with a technology venture, or apply for a summer fellowship from the Harvard
Business School (HBS) Rock Center for Entrepreneurship.
COHORT
To succeed, a technology venture must meet customers’ needs, leverage technology CLASSES
for advantage, and have a viable business model. By extension, leaders of technology
ventures must be trained as designers – of products, business models, and organizations.

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Designed to train future leaders of technology ventures, the MS/MBA: Engineering
Sciences program will provide a strong foundation in general management, build
design skills, and extend students’ understanding of engineering.
STUDENTS IN
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR EACH COHORT
A diverse group of outstanding students who:
• Aspire to lead technology ventures.

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• Have undergraduate degrees in engineering, computer science, or a related
technical field with a record of academic excellence.
• Have a least two years of full-time work experience, ideally designing and/or
developing technology-intensive products. SUMMER
• Meet the other criteria for admission to HBS’s MBA Program. EXPERIENCE

APPLICATION DETAILS
DEADLINES
Round 1: September 6, 2023
Round 2: January 3, 2024
TO ENROLL candidates must apply to and be accepted
by HBS and by the Harvard John A. Paulson School of
Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
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DESIGN CYCLES
FROM IDEA TO PROTOTYPE
THE HARVARD MS/MBA: ENGINEERING SCIENCES PROGRAM CONVEYS CONCEPTS AND BUILDS
SKILLS ACROSS THREE DOMAINS: ENGINEERING, DESIGN, AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT.

“Many of my closest friends at Harvard are from the MS/MBA program - it’s an
amazing crew. Having a small group of passionate, entrepreneurial engineers within
the broader HBS community has added so much value to my experience here.”
Aaron Sabin MS/MBA 2023
BS, Mechanical Engineering

“I was surprised in the best way by how close-knit the MS/MBA cohort is. Not only is it
29 amazing, intelligent, and unique individuals, they’re now 29 of my closest friends.
I can turn to them for academic, career, and personal support, and I couldn’t ask for
a better group with whom to spend these two years.”
Katelyn Sweeney MS/MBA 2023
BS, Mechanical Engineering

“When I decided to go to business school, I knew that I didn’t want to leave behind
my technical roots. The MS/MBA program enabled me to deepen my technology
expertise, while also giving me a thorough grounding in the business fundamentals
of running a successful technology company.”
Kate Grosch MS/MBA 2020
BA, Computer Science, Math, and Political Science

“The MS/MBA program has allowed me to deepen and diversify my technical skills,
including practical competencies in systems engineering, 3D printing, machining,
and rapid prototyping. These skills, combined with my newly acquired knowledge
in business and entrepreneurship, will enable me to fulfill my goal of leading the
commercialization of the space industry to the Moon, Mars, and beyond…”
Juan Carlos Lopez MS/MBA 2021
BS, Mechanical Engineering

Harvard Business School does not discriminate against applicants or students on the basis of race,
color, national origin, ancestry, or any other protected classification.

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