Curriculum details for the Global MBA Program, including Asia session, Silicon Valley session, Ann Arbor session, core, and electives
Your Global MBA Program culminates with our renowned Multidisciplinary Action Projects (MAP) course, which epitomizes Ross’ dedication to action-based learning.
You will work with a sponsor -- a large corporation, a startup, or a nonprofit -- on a seven-week, hands-on project to find a creative solution to a critical organizational challenge. Each project requires you to collaborate with a team of peers and a faculty advisor. At the conclusion of the project, you deliver your analysis and recommendations to the sponsor and Ross faculty in a formal presentation and written report.
As you delve into the MAP experience, you may be asked to:
- develop a business strategy
- target opportunities for growth
- solve a market entry problem
- develop new products
- assess mergers, acquisitions, partnerships, and joint ventures
- perform complex financial modeling
- launch feasibility studies
- generate product launch and distribution plans
- propose operations improvements
- perform risk analysis
To sponsors, MAP delivers real, data-driven solutions. To you, MAP delivers a transformative educational experience that brings coursework to life.
Recent Global MBA MAP Sponsors
3A SA (Switzerland)
3M Co.
American Restaurants (Ukraine)
Dell
Delphi China
Dihon Pharmaceuticals (China)
Eastman Kodak Co.
Energy Conversion Devices
Ford Motor Co.
Hyundai-Kia America Technical Center
Hyundai de Mexico
JP Morgan Chase
Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc.
Panasonic Corp. of North America
POSCO (Korea)
Samsung Electronics Latin America (Brazil)
Valspar Corp.
Visteon Corp.
Recent Global MBA MAP Projects
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If you’re ready for a transformational learning experience that will help you lead your company into the future, apply today.