Hybrid MBA Curriculum
Designed for working professionals, the Leeds Hybrid MBA program offers a cohort structure with asynchronous and synchronous sessions while limiting in-person meetings to Saturdays only.ÌýThe 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.ÌýIn addition, a Capstone Project, an accumulation of the two-year program, helps students demonstrate the skills they have learned in the program.
The Hybrid MBA Program begins in May each year. Typically, students meet in person one Saturday per month.ÌýDue to condensed schedules, two Saturdays per month may be necessary. Saturday classes meet from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Additionally, students should expect Wednesday evening Zoom sessions in select courses as determined by the faculty. All class meetings are recorded for students who may have work conflicts. The program's unique schedule allows students to graduate in two years.
*Pathway programs are designed specifically for the Full-Time MBA program. However, the electives that make up the Pathways may be available to you in another delivery method, depending on your schedule and course availability. Therefore, Part-Time MBA students can enroll in electives from the Evening, Hybrid or Full-Time MBA programs and select MS courses. Enrollment is based on available space, with preference given to the "home" program. Schedules are subject to change.
Hybrid MBA Orientation and Start Dates
Mandatory All Student Orientation - Late April - TBD (in-person on the CU Boulder Campus)
Program Start - May 4, 2026
*All dates, including semester schedules and Saturday classes, are subject to change.
Class of 2028ÌýSchedule
Saturday in-person attendance, 3.5 hrs per class, expect 2 classes per date posted. Typically, students meet in person one Saturday per month.ÌýDue to condensed schedules, two Saturdays per month may be necessary.Ìý *All dates, including semester schedules and Saturday classes, are subject to change. *WFO means weekly Wednesday Faculty Optional (WFO). WFO is a remote synchronous Zoom class as determined by the faculty in that specific class. It may be mandatory or optional for students. | |
Summer 2026Ìý(Semester One): May 11 - August 14, 20266 Credits | |
A Session May 11 - June 26, 2026 | Quantitative Methods 1Ìý (1.5 credits) Saturday in-person attendance:Ìý |
Ìý B Session June 29 - August 11, 2026 | Quantitative Methods 2Ìý (1.5 credits) Saturday in-person attendance:Ìý |
Fall 2026Ìý(Semester Two)6 Credits | |
Ìý August 20 - December 11, 2026 | Managerial EconomicsÌý (3 credits) Saturday in-person attendance: |
Spring 2027Ìý(Semester Three)6 Credits | |
| January 7 - April 30, 2027 | Late April: Capstone Kickoff Meeting Corporate FinanceÌý (3 credits) Saturday in-person attendance: |
Summer 2027Ìý(Semester Four):ÌýÌýMay 12 - August 15, 2027Ìý6 Credits | |
A Session May 12 - June 25, 2027 | Capstone Project Begins:Ìý Completed over the last three semesters of the program Marketing ManagementÌý (3 credits) Saturday in-person attendance:Ìý |
B Session June 28 - August 15, 2027 | StrategyÌý (3 credits) Saturday in-person attendance: |
Fall 2027Ìý(Semester Five)6 Credits | |
| August 19 - December 10, 2027 | Electives: Typically 6 credit hours for the semester Saturday in-person attendance: |
Spring 2028Ìý(Semester Six)6 Credits | |
| January 6 - April 28, 2028 | Electives: Typically 6 credit hours for the semester April: Capstone Completion Saturday in-person attendance: |
Commencement | May 5, 2028 |
*Potential for remote synchronous class meetings on Wednesday evenings (WFO). Faculty will post the schedule at the start of the term if they plan to hold any Wednesday evening meetings. All dates above are subject to change and advance notice will be sent for any changes. | |