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Emory Goizueta Introduces Four New Ways to Customize Its One-Year MBA

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Emory University’s Goizueta Business School is expanding the flexibility of its One-Year MBA, giving students even more control over how they shape their graduate business education. The 12-month program now offers new customization options designed to align closely with students’ individual goals and career aspirations.

Beginning with the incoming class that starts in May 2026, students in the One-Year MBA can choose from four distinct program options, each offering a different pathway to leadership and impact.

The Accelerated MBA is built for flexibility, allowing students to tailor their experience through more than 26 concentrations alongside a wide range of immersive opportunities that support ambitious career pivots or advancement. The Global MBA option takes learning beyond borders, blending academic rigor with cultural immersion and hands-on business experiences across multiple continents—all within a single year.

For students targeting specific industries, Goizueta has introduced two focused pathways. The Healthcare MBA draws on Emory University’s deep expertise in healthcare, preparing students to lead innovation and strategy in one of the world’s fastest-evolving sectors through 30+ electives and experiential learning opportunities. Meanwhile, the Real Estate MBA is designed for those interested in real estate finance, investment, development, and valuation, offering specialized coursework, client-based projects, and immersive industry experiences.

“With these new pathways, we’re empowering students to shape an MBA experience that reflects their ambitions and passions,” says Brian Mitchell, Associate Dean of Full-Time MBA Programs. “Each One-Year MBA program option offers a distinct opportunity to deepen expertise and apply learning in meaningful, real-world contexts.”

Learn more here.

Lauren Wakal
Lauren Wakal has been covering the MBA admissions space for more than a decade, from in-depth business school profiles to weekly breaking news and more.