Master in Business Administration and Management (Master's)

Tuition is MBA Program: Per credit $1,510 | Total cost of program $58,890.

This programme lets students earn an MBA and a JD together. It is offered jointly by Pace's Lubin School of Business and Elisabeth Haub School of Law. Students take courses in both law and business. The schools plan course schedules together. Students start in either the business or law school. They apply to the other school within a set time. Course choices need approval from both schools. This ensures credits count toward both degrees.

The programme requires 39 credits for the MBA and 80 credits for the JD, with credits distributed across coursework in both schools. Students must receive prior approval from the appropriate dean for any course taken in the other school.

Graduates pursue careers in corporate law, management consulting, investment banking, real estate, government, public policy, and startup environments.

Applicants must meet the independent admission requirements of both the Lubin School of Business and the Elisabeth Haub School of Law. Students starting in the MBA program must apply to Haub Law by the end of their first year full-time or second year part-time. Students starting in law must apply to the MBA program by the fourth semester (three-year JD) or fifth semester (four-year JD).

The programme totals about 119 credit hours. In-Person and Online, Full-time and Part-time, Start dates in Fall, Spring, and Summer. For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 77% of applicants.

Pace University has grown into a university offering undergraduate, graduate, and online study across several settings. Its academic areas include business, nursing, computer science, game development, cybersecurity, law, and arts and entertainment management. Students learn through practical experiences that include internships, co-ops, practicums, field experiences, and clinicals. Connections with global partners provide additional opportunities beyond regular coursework.

The university offers distinct experiences in New York City, Westchester County, at the Haub Law Campus in White Plains, and through Pace Online. The New York City Campus places students near Wall Street, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Silicon Alley, while the Westchester Campus provides a traditional college setting and is home to Pace Athletics. Haub Law includes faculty, centers, and clinics, with a focus on environmental law. Pace Online supports students who are not studying physically on campus. International students should consider which setting best fits their program and goals. Locations in New York and the surrounding metropolitan area connect students with internships, clinical placements, and research opportunities. Students can also pursue international and professional experiences through programs such as the NYC Design Factory, which links participants with teams in the Design Factory Global Network.