The School of Business offers numerous dual degree programs in collaboration with Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and Divinity School. Students in graduate programs at these partner schools have the opportunity to attain two degrees simultaneously, helping them gain a competitive edge upon graduation.
Non-profits seeking to manage resources more effectively, and research firms and pharmacies seeking a competitive edge, are finding that job recruits with specialized industry knowledge paired with business acumen provide the desired lift to their operations. Public health, pharmacy, clinical research, as well as legal and religious institutions need employees who can lead in management and strategy.
Dual Degree MBA students take classes in the evening from 6-10 pm, or online, over 8-week terms and are permitted to take courses at any of our locations — Main Campus, Downtown Raleigh, or Online.
The combination of the PharmD and the MBA curriculum is designed to help students further develop their management skills, gain exposure to various areas of the pharmacy business, and expand their leadership and problem solving abilities. Students are prepared for careers in health sector management, leadership and policy, as well as owning an independent pharmacy.
DOWNLOAD PHARMD/MBA INFO SHEETThis program is designed to foster a solid understanding of both law and the latest business management practices. Individuals who graduate with a JD/MBA will be ready to move into a wide variety of administrative or executive roles within the corporate, legal, government or nonprofit communities. This positions graduates to pursue employment in private law firms or even to serve as general counsels in public and private companies.
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The JD/MTWM program provides the necessary skill sets for obtaining positions in the wealth management field. Graduates are recognized nationwide for having the hands-on training, people skills, and technical expertise to take their place as leaders in the financial services industry. The program is registered with the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. and graduates of the program are eligible to sit for the national Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. (CFP®) Certification Examinations.
DOWNLOAD JD/MTWM INFO SHEETThe dual Master of Divinity (MDiv) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is offered to those who desire to complement and integrate their theological education with a foundation in business administration. Students who desire to serve as pastors, associate pastors, church administrators, or staff members in larger churches may desire greater business management training along with theological education.
DOWNLOAD MDIV/MBA INFO SHEETThe purpose of the MSCR is to drive research efforts towards finding solutions for the most current medical mysteries. By earning a dual degree, students have the opportunity to develop their leadership skills, enhance their careers and address issues from a broader perspective. The MBA helps students apply their area of research, whether it is basic biomedical research, translational research or clinical research, into practical applications in the business world.
DOWNLOAD MSCR/MBA INFO SHEETThe goal of the combined disciplines of public health and business is to help policy makers understand the business side of creating, maintaining, and evaluating public health institutions and programs. The MBA focus on solid business practices prepares students for careers in the public and private health sectors.
DOWNLOAD MSPH/MBA INFO SHEETStudents generally apply to the partner program first (PharmD, JD, MDiv, MSCR, or MSPH) and, upon acceptance into one of those programs, apply for the MBA program next. For more information on our Admission Criteria and Application Process, visit our Graduate Programs Admissions Page.