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Business & Entrepreneurship prepare for tomorrow’s economy Whether you’re interested in affecting change at a global corporate level or through the power of a small, but mighty start-up, you’ll need an education that enables you to get started thrive in tomorrow’s economy. This is exactly what you will find at Chatham University. When you’re ready to take the next step, here is what you need to do: Our graduate programs in business administration, accounting, and professional writing go beyond the usual curriculum to incorporate topics that are shaping our future, such as Visit. Join us during one of our numerous weekend events and open houses sustainability, women’s leadership, healthcare, and entrepreneurship. held throughout the year. You can meet with admission staff, talk to faculty, tour campus, and observe classes. For dates and details, visit www.chatham.edu/ Because of its location in Pittsburgh, an international business hub that is home to more gradopenhouse. Or attend a virtual information session, which includes a brief than 70 plus global corporations, Chatham University is able to provide you with unique presentation and program overview, followed by a Q&A forum with faculty and academic opportunities and real-world training, giving you an advantage in the highly admission staff. Learn more at www.chatham.edu/virtualopenhouse. competitive world of business. Apply. Visit www.chatham.edu/admissions for online application instructions regarding graduate and continuing and professional studies programs. learn from business leaders Here, you can find details on the specific application requirements and deadlines for your preferred program. Successful business leaders and professionals from Fortune 500 companies will provide valuable input and mentoring as you work on real projects for them. Our Center for Finance. Explore your possibilities for tuition assistance or financial Women’s Entrepreneurship, which brings locally and nationally renowned business aid by talking with your counselor or our financial aid office. They can help you gain an edge leaders to campus for speaking engagements, provides you with more opportunities to determine the most efficient and affordable options to pay for your degree. business & entrepreneurship interact and network with area executives. Big names contribute to big thinking. Recent business program speakers include the co-author and co-CEO of The Elf on the learn more Shelf, the CEO of Giant Eagle, the SVP of Corporate Affairs and Human Resources of StarKist, the president and CEO of MARC USA, and the Discover how Chatham University’s advanced degree programs in business Chief Science Officer of Cognition Therapeutics, Inc. and entrepreneurship will prepare you for tomorrow’s economy at “I chose Chatham mainly because of its reputation. www.chatham.edu/academics. Your professors and mentors will prepare you to meet the challenges of a dynamic and ever-changing global economy by teaching you to think creatively and holistically while It’s known for being a phenomenal institution of addressing real-world, modern business problems. The collaboration, leadership, and higher education, and I wanted to be a part of that communication skills that you develop here will be just as important to your career as the technical knowledge of finance, marketing, and economics that you will acquire. legacy. The MBA program taught me a great deal about their real-life experiences and challenges that I face everyday as well as in the future. I feel prepared on all levels.” Office of Admission Pittsburgh ranks 6th in the nation for the Woodland Road. .Pittsburgh, PA 15232 number of Fortune 500 companies based here. Those companies include — Ross Johnson, MBA ‘12 800-837-1290 or 412-365-1825 Alcoa, H.J. Heinz Company, PNC Financial Services Group, PPG Industries, Consumer Loan Specialist, PNC Financial Services Group [email protected] FSC Logo U.S. Steel, and WESCO International. chatham.edu BIG THINKING FOR A BIG WORLD prepare for tomorrow’s economy Whether you’re interested in affecting change at a global corporate level or through the power of a small, but mighty start-up, you’ll need an education that enables you to thrive in tomorrow’s economy. This is exactly what you will find at Chatham University. Our graduate programs in business administration, accounting, and professional writing go beyond the usual curriculum to incorporate topics that are shaping our future, such as sustainability, women’s leadership, healthcare, and entrepreneurship. Because of its location in Pittsburgh, an international business hub that is home to more than 70 plus global corporations, Chatham University is able to provide you with unique academic opportunities and real-world training, giving you an advantage in the highly competitive world of business. learn from business leaders Successful business leaders and professionals from Fortune 500 companies will provide valuable input and mentoring as you work on real projects for them. Our Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship, which brings locally and nationally renowned business leaders to campus for speaking engagements, provides you with more opportunities to interact and network with area executives. Big names contribute to big thinking. Recent business program speakers include the co-author and co-CEO of The Elf on the Shelf, the CEO of Giant Eagle, the SVP of Corporate Affairs and Human Resources of StarKist, the president and CEO of MARC USA, and the Chief Science Officer of Cognition Therapeutics, Inc. Your professors and mentors will prepare you to meet the challenges of a dynamic and “I chose Chatham mainly because of its reputation. ever-changing global economy by teaching you to think creatively and holistically while addressing real-world, modern business problems. The collaboration, leadership, and It’s known for being a phenomenal institution of communication skills that you develop here will be just as important to your career as higher education, and I wanted to be a part of that the technical knowledge of finance, marketing, and economics that you will acquire. legacy. The MBA program taught me a great deal about their real-life experiences and challenges that I face everyday as well as in the future. I feel Pittsburgh ranks 6th in the nation for the prepared on all levels.” number of Fortune 500 companies based here. Those companies include — Ross Johnson, MBA ‘12 Alcoa, H.J. Heinz Company, PNC Financial Services Group, PPG Industries, Consumer Loan Specialist, PNC Financial Services Group U.S. Steel, and WESCO International. Shadyside Campus, Science Complex business & entrepreneurship at chatham “Our MBA program was designed based on input from executives currently working in business, master of business administration (mba) convenient classes Gain the experience and creativity vital to solving tomorrow’s business challenges today which means that our educational experience is through immersion in real-world projects and exploration of critical industries with the closest to what is needed and expected in Many graduate students in our business and entrepreneurship programs are juggling mentoring and input from successful business leaders. very busy lives that include family obligations as well as full-time careers. As such, we the real world. We assign specific projects with the seek to provide a highly supportive and flexible learning environment that helps them • Choose among the following concentrations: Strategy and Entrepreneurship, intent of building the skills and knowledge that succeed while better managing their limited time. Healthcare Management, Executive Women’s Leadership, and Sustainable Business are sought after and required by corporations.” Our faculty is understanding, accessible, and quick to respond to your questions and • Each track includes a Multi-Discipline Strategic Management (MSM) or Capstone concerns. Also, many of our classes are offered during evenings, weekends, or entirely class that allows you to work with Pittsburgh-area business leaders to emphasize the — Dan Hackett, MBA, CPA, assistant professor of accounting online, allowing you to study when it’s more convenient for you and while continuing to skills you most want to develop meet all your personal and professional responsibilities. master of accounting (macc) tuition assistance and support Chatham Eastside our campuses With the solid preparation you’ll receive for the CPA exam and for a career in the high- While graduate student life at any school is never easy, Chatham University offers Most of our on-campus graduate programs are housed on Shadyside demand world of accounting, you can turn your love of numbers into an opportunity to resources and support to assure that your time here is among the best in your life. Campus which is also home to a national arboretum. Here, you’ll find 39 acres of park-like woods, a state-of-the-art science complex, and an $18 million Athletic & improve your life and work in an exciting range of industries and organizations. Tuition assistance and on-campus work opportunities are available as a means of Fitness Center, as well as ample room to stretch your legs and your mind. offsetting your education expenses. Some programs offer graduate assistantships master of professional writing (mpw) up to $5,000 for the year and require 10-15 hours per week, while other programs, Chatham Eastside is home to a range of graduate programs including Let experienced, working writers guide you on a fast-paced exploration of the technical like our Master of Accounting program, offer fellowships through corporate grants. interior architecture and occupational therapy, among many others. This LEED-Silver aspects of the craft, including web content development and other information-driven Graduate faster and at less cost to you through our Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) renovation project uses sustainable design practices, recycled materials, and energy- applications, while helping you improve your skills and advance your writing career. program. This unique program enables you to turn career and life learning, as well as efficient lighting to create academic and social space within a green environment.
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