Foster School of Business – University of Washington - Technology Management MBA
University of Washington Technology Management MBA Program Structure
The University of Washington Technology Management MBA (TTMBA) at the Foster School of Business takes 18 months to complete. Classes take place either Monday or Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., as well as 10 Saturdays per quarter. The program is designed to be compatible with students who are working full-time.
Curriculum
The University of Washington Technology Management MBA requires 69 credits to complete, with eight program immersion credits, followed by six quarters of classes. The program is designed for technology professionals and entrepreneurs to learn relevant business management techniques. Courses cover topics such as Negotiations, Microeconomics, and Decision Modeling.
Class Profile
The University of Washington Foster School of Business Technology Management MBA accepted 70 students in the class of 2019, 27 percent of whom are female. Students averaged 11 years of work experience and were around 35-years old. Roughly 70 percent of students were engineering or IT professionals.
The average GMAT score of the class is 576.
Careers
Technology Management MBA students can receive individualized career coaching sessions, career workshops, and networking opportunities. Also, students may join the Job Search Team, which is a project management group that helps members search for new positions.
Tuition, Scholarships, and Financial Aid
The 18-month University of Washington Technology Management MBA cost is $83,000. Fees include a $1,500 non-refundable and non-transferable acceptance fee, books, meals, electronic course materials, and more. Students cannot receive Federal Financial Aid for immersion courses.
Students may be eligible for the Federal Stafford Direct Loan and Private MBA Tuition Loan. Tax credits may also be available.
Admissions
GMAT or GRE scores are required for admission. Applicants must submit an online applicant profile, a resume, essay, letter of recommendation, transcripts, and proof of English proficiency (if necessary), along with an $85 application fee. Applicants selected for the program must also conduct a pre-enrollment interview.
Application deadlines are as follows:
January 2020 Immersion
Round One – Feb. 1, 2019
Final Round – Aug. 1, 2019