Business Schools and Programs in Pittsburgh
Business Schools in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh’s adaptation from its industrial past to a tech- and finance-driven business climate has increased the number of prospects for business grads. The robotics, biomedical, and engineering industries are the city’s biggest employers and Point Park University offers competitive BA and BS degrees that can help you take their jobs. It has 12 specialized business majors and offers options for part-time schedules. Duquesne University’s Donahue School of Business also offers an MBA with nine possible concentrations including environmental, finance, and international business management.
About: Bradford School in downtown Pittsburgh offers full-time programs in in-demand career fields. Founded in 1968, Bradford School emphasizes hands-on, career-oriented learning in accelerated 8-16 month diploma and associate degree programs. Request Information
About: At DeVry, you can choose to attend full-time or part-time, days or evenings. You can also combine both classroom courses with online courses to help fit your personal schedule. Request Information
About: DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management offers seven master's degree programs in business and technology management and a wide variety of graduate certificates, ideal for working professionals to enhance their careers and increase earnings potential. Thousands of students choose Keller each year and take advantage of the school's convenience and flexibility. Students can earn a master's degree in as little as one year at more than 75 nationwide locations through evening and weekend classes, as well as online courses. Request Information
Carnegie Mellon University, Heinz School of Public Policy and Management
Pittsburgh, PA US
About: The MSPPM program prepares students to advance the public interest by developing exceptional analytic, quantitative and technical skills. The Heinz School prepares students with environmental policy research and policy courses in the following areas: - International environmental law and policy - Land use - Brownfields creation and revitalization - Effect of construction, waste disposal, and industrial development on air, land and water - Climate change and energy policy Request Information
Chatham College, Rachel Carson Institute, Environmental Programs
Pittsburgh, PA US
Duquesne University, Bayer School of Natural & Environmental Sciences
Pittsburgh, PA US
Franciscan University of Steubenville, Business Administration
Steubenville, OH US
Geneva College, Business, Accounting, and Management Department
Beaver Falls, PA US