Brandeis International Business School

Brandeis undergraduates can earn a master’s degree in as little as two semesters at Brandeis International Business School.

There are three fast-track dual degree programs for undergraduate students to consider: the BA/MA, BA/MSBA and BA/MBA.

For me, staying at Brandeis to earn a master’s degree was an easy decision.

By investing an extra year in my education, I know I’ll have the knowledge, skills and network to achieve success in my career after graduation.

On the fast track with transfer credits

Many of the credits I needed to finish my undergraduate degree also count toward my Master of Arts in International Economics and Finance (MA) program. This played a significant role in my decision to stay at Brandeis.

Thanks to these transfer credits, I’ll be able to earn both my undergraduate and MA degrees in just five years. BA/MSBA students can do the same, while BA/MBA students can complete both degrees in five and a half years.

Be sure to check out the BA/MA, BA/MSBA and BA/MBA landing pages for program-specific curriculum requirements.

Building my Brandeis network

I already built a valuable network as an undergraduate — there’s no shortage of helpful professors, staff, alumni and classmates at Brandeis.

That’s why my decision to enroll in the BA/MA program was also a decision to continue investing in that network, which took four years to build.

As a graduate student, I now have the ability to focus solely on my career and academics without having to adapt to a brand new environment.

Students at the International Business School also come from diverse backgrounds, allowing me to learn from their respective cultures and perspectives.

Career support — it’s a team effort!