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University of Maryland Trims MBA Credits to Boost Program Efficiency

University of Maryland Trims MBA Credits to Boost Program Efficiency

Starting in fall 2026, the Robert H. Smith School of Business will slash its MBA credit requirements from 54 to 48. The move arrives as the institution pivots to a leaner, tech-forward curriculum designed to sharpen the return on investment for professionals navigating an increasingly volatile global business environment.

Dean Prabhudev Konana noted that the redesign prioritizes flexibility and long-term value, directly addressing the shifting demands of modern employers. By condensing the degree path, the school aims to deliver a more efficient experience without sacrificing the leadership development and academic rigor that have historically anchored the program’s national reputation.

A core component of this shift involves weaving artificial intelligence fluency into both the foundational core and elective coursework. This integration ensures graduates possess the analytical dexterity required to manage complexity. The announcement follows a strong showing in recent rankings, where the Flex MBA secured a top-11 national spot among public universities, and coincides with the school’s expansion into the Baltimore Peninsula. This new waterfront facility at Rye Street Market serves as a strategic hub, placing students in closer proximity to regional innovation centers and major corporate partners.

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