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Overview

Overview

About the SOM

A leading center for innovative teaching, research and discourse on women, leadership and management, the School of Management (SOM) offers a demanding management education to women MBA and undergraduate students. SOM is also a leading-edge provider of executive education, consulting services, and applied research to senior management in business, government, and the nonprofit sector.

The School of Management has an entrepreneurial, collaborative learning environment for women who want to accomplish something meaningful for their organizations, communities, and themselves. SOM is for women of purpose who intend to use their leadership skills to make a lasting difference in the world.

The School of Management offers the following:

MBA Program

The MBA Program helps students master the essentials of strategy, finance, marketing, economics, entrepreneurship, operations, quantitative analysis and organizational behavior. Just as important, our students learn more effective ways to lead, manage, and influence people. Simmons graduates develop a range of competencies employers covet: mental agility, strategic thinking and analytic ability plus superior leadership, communication and team-building skills.

Master's Degree Program in Communications Management

Unlike other graduate communications programs, the Simmons Master of Science in Communication Management (MCM) focuses on strategic and integrated communications. With a curriculum that focuses on both theory and practice, our students learn to think critically and communicate powerfully.

Executive Education

Our Executive Education programs give women the knowledge, skills, and abilities to become organizational leaders, learning from faculty experts in organizational behavior and in gender and organizational effectiveness. Our clients often credit their Simmons experience with job and career advancement.

Undergraduate Management

The Undergraduate Management program offers four majors: management, marketing, retail management and finance, all sharing a common set of prerequisites and required core courses. Students are also encouraged to double major or minor with other Simmons programs such as economics, communications, arts administration or computer science.

Center for Gender in Organizations

The Center for Gender in Organizations (CGO), SOM's research arm, is committed to improving organizational effectiveness by strengthening gender equity in the workplace. Founded with the help of a Ford Foundation grant, the CGO - through its vibrant research initiative, speaker's bureau, and customized consulting - is an international resource on diversity and organizational change for scholars, executives and practitioners in all fields.