Real-World Learning
Integrated Learning focuses on how different subjects in business are connected. It helps students understand the synergies between big ideas. Students see concepts from many points of view and learn ways of looking at things.
Experiential Learning is all about applying your knowledge to solve real-world business problems. In these special programs, graduate students analyze data and formulate novel solutions to meet the needs of the community partner or client organization. This hands-on approach reinforces important skills students need to be successful in the business world, including critical thinking, teamwork and communication.
Current students should contact their academic advisor and prospective students should contact our admissions team for more information about any of our offerings.
In-Class, For Credit
These graduate courses are instructor-led, in-class engagements.
The Business of Humanity
Berg Center Diversity and Inclusion Fellowship
Commercializing New Technologies
Consulting Field Project
Data Programming With Python
Global Research Practicum
Integrated Learning Academy
Integrated MBA Capstone
Practicum in Portfolio Management and Security Analysis
Six Sigma: Theory and Practice
Services Marketing: Theory and Practice
Beyond the Classroom
These opportunities occur throughout the year and are client and community engagements, outside the walls of a traditional graduate classroom.
Bridge
Program
Pennsylvania Robotics and Technology Fellowships
(PA-RTF)
Super Analytics Challenge
T.L Saaty Decision Making for Leaders Hackathon
Crane Case Competition
Center for Integrated Learning
The Center for Integrated Learning, established in 2022, as part of the Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business and College of Business Administration bridges communities of knowledge with communities of practice. Our mission is to further academic and professional excellence with innovation and collaboration. To accomplish this, we bring together interdisciplinary faculty experts and external global partners to drive research, experiential learning, and community-based work.
Learn more about the Center for Integrated Learning.
