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Weekday STEM-MBA – Business and Technology Track

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Weekday STEM-MBA – Business and Technology track overview


As a student in the weekday STEM-MBA track, you’ll attend classes on campus, in person. Most classes are scheduled during the evenings. The program is approved to offer day-one CPT, (curricular practical training), throughout the program for both domestic and international students. Practical training is defined as an approved work experience that is an integral part of the MBA program and is directly related to your major area of study. You can complete the required professional practice hours by working on either a practical project, a client project, or in an internship. Practical training can be part-time (20 hours or less a week) or full-time (more than 20 hours a week), and may be paid or unpaid.

If you’re an international student interested in the program, visit the Alliant International Student Services Office (ISSO) web page and learn more about Curricular Practical Training (CPT) by visiting our catalog, and our website

Class schedule: For each course, you’ll attend ground classes once a week in the evening. Each course lasts eight weeks.

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Why Alliant

At Alliant, our mission is to prepare students for professional careers of service and leadership and to promote the discovery and application of knowledge to improve lives. We offer an education that is accredited, focused on practical knowledge and skills, connected with diverse faculty and alumni, and aimed at the student experience.

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Why CSML

CSML is a business management school that trains you to have a competitive edge in the technology and quantitative fields. CSML offers management and leadership degrees where you can learn to guide and mentor the next generation of professionals and make your mark as an innovator in the modern business world.

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