Class Profile (2025)

53 Class Size

35 Average Age
(age range 24–55)

10 Work Experience
(avg. years)

4 Management Experience
(avg. years)

Industry Area

Gender Identity

Employers of our Students

Types of Roles

Business Analyst
Client Experience Specialist
Communications Strategist
Consultant
Digital Channel Manager
Digital Content Strategy Manager
Director, IT
Director, Strategy
IT Manager
Marketing Manager
Process Automoation Developer
Product Manager
Project Manager
Senior Launch Consultant
Senior Software Developer
Service Performance Manager
UX Developer
UX Researcher
VP, Product Marketing
Sales Manager

Educational Background

21% already hold a master’s degree or doctorate degree

Applied Science
Biochemistry
Biology
Business
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Cognitive Science
Computer Engineering
Environmental Science
Health Studies
Language & Linguistics
Law
Music
Political Science
Psychology
Urban & Regional Planning

Nationalities

Brazil
Cameroon
Canada
China
India
Italy
Jordan
Nigeria
Pakistan
Russia
Spain
Sri Lanka
Syria
United Kingdom
United States
Venezuela
Vietnam

“Increasingly in modern business, success depends on the ability of organizations to strike a balance between the often paradoxical tensions between market and user demands, business priorities, and technological imperatives. Unfortunately, managers with the vision to understand these tensions and the capacity to speak the language of all three ‘worlds’ are in short supply and many individuals with these capabilities have had to develop them on the fly. Our hope is that this program will kick-start this process by grounding our students at the intersection of these worlds and help them to become the boundary spanning agents who keep modern organizations moving forward.”

Jacob Brower
Associate Professor and Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Marketing,
Academic Co-Director (Business), MDPM
Smith School of Business