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Joint J.D./M.B.A.

Qualified graduate applicants may elect to complete both a law degree and an M.B.A. degree concurrently through Wayne State's joint J.D./M.B.A. program. 

Admissions information

Students must be admitted to the Wayne State University Law School and the M.B.A. program in the Mike Ilitch School of Business and must obtain the separate approval of both units to participate in the dual-degree program. Students must take the LSAT and meet all other admission requirements of both programs. The Mike Ilitch School of Business offers GMAT/GRE waivers to applicants who receive an acceptable score on the LSAT.

Academic requirements

Students must complete all requirements for both degrees, but up to three law courses (nine credit hours) may be double-counted as M.B.A. electives. Joint degree students spend their first year in the law school. Full-time students have five years to complete program requirements, while part-time students have six years.

Tuition

Students accepted into the joint J.D./M.B.A. program pay Law School tuition rates for all courses, including M.B.A. courses.

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Our Ilitch School of Business professors are ready to take you to the next level. As accomplished researchers and seasoned business leaders, they know how to enrich your learning and sharpen your skills. See how their expertise can help shape your future.

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Sujay Dutta
Associate Professor of Marketing- Mike Ilitch School of Business

Research

  • Behavioral implications of marketplace signals
  • Behavioral issues in pricing

Teaching

  • Marketing Management
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Marketing Research
  • Marketing Engineering

 

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sujaydutta@wayne.edu

Santanu Mitra
Professor of Accounting

Teaching

  • Financial Accounting
  • Intermediate Financial Accounting
  • Financial Statement Analysis
  • Managerial Accounting
  • Cost Management
  • Corporate Governance 

Research

Interested in financial accounting, audit and capital market-based research – empirical research in the areas of earnings management, audit-fee economics and auditor independence, capital market response to various accounting and firm-specific phenomena, capital market-based anomalies, environmental regulations and firm-specific disclosure practices.

 

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smitra@wayne.edu

Ahmed Mohamadean
Assistant Professor, Department of Technology, Information Systems and Analytics

 Core Course Coordinator for ISM3630

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hn0916@wayne.edu

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