Stanford University

Click to send E-mail to: PhD_Program_Inquiries@gsb.stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-2831
Fax: 1-650-725-7462

Description:
The Doctoral Program at the Stanford Graduate School of Business offers the Ph.D. degree for those seeking academic research and teaching careers in the study of management. Each student in the Program chooses to concentrate in one of seven available fields of study - accounting; economic analysis and policy; finance; marketing; operations, information and technology; organizational behavior; or political economics.

Degree(s):
PhD- Business Management

Research Areas:
Accounting;
Economic Analysis and Policy;
Finance;
Marketing;
Operations, Information and Technology;
Organizational Behavior;
Political Economics

Click to send E-mail to: mba@gsb.stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-2766
Fax: 1-650-725-7831

Description:
The Stanford Graduate School of Business MBA Program offers a general management curriculum, providing men and women with the expertise necessary to become effective, professional, senior-level general managers in business and other organizations. The MBA Program is designed to foster a pattern of lifelong learning so that today's student will have the ability to adjust readily to the complex and rapidly changing world of management throughout his or her career.

Degree(s):
MBA

Click to send E-mail to: sloanadmin@gsb.stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-2149
Fax: 1-650-725-4070

Description:
The Sloan Program is a full-time, ten-month general management program for mid-career managers, leading to a Master of Science in Management degree. Participation in the program is limited to a group of 48 experienced managers from around the world, who customarily are nominated and sponsored by their employers.

Degree(s):
MS - Management

Click to send E-mail to: sloanadmin@gsb.stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-2149
Fax: 1-650-725-4070

Description:
The Stanford Sloan Program is a ten-month general management program for mid-career managers leading to a Master of Science in management degree. Participation in the Program is limited to a group of 48 experienced managers from around the world, who customarily are nominated and sponsored by their employers.

Degree(s):
MS - Management

Click to send E-mail to: africanstudies@stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-0295

Description:
The purpose of the M.A. in African Studies is to provide students with a foundation in African Studies through a core set of courses dealing with the history, politics, society, and culture of this region along with advanced language training and in depth surveys of given subject matter dealing with the region. The M.A. program is designed for recent graduates with a B.A. who have previous experience in or exposure to working, living or studying in Africa, and for those who are undertaking a professional degree and want to enhance that training with area studies.

Degree(s):
Master of Arts

Research Areas:
Culture and Society; Health, Well-Being, and the Environment; Political Economy and Security

Click to send E-mail to: hilliard@smi.stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-2300

Degree(s):
PSM

Click to send E-mail to: admissions@cs.stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-2300

Degree(s):
M.S.- Computer Science;

Ph.D.- Computer Science

Click to send E-mail to: kormond@stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-736-9847
Fax: 1-650-498-4555

Description:
The Stanford University Masters of Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling program will train students to understand the molecular, clinical and psychological implications of differences in the human genome, and to translate these intricacies to health care

Accreditation Description:
We submitted to ABGC for Provisional accreditation this fall (pending notification).
Degree(s):
M.S.-Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling

Research Areas:
prenatal genetic counseling; pediatric and adult genetic counseling; ethics and genetics; cross cultural training; Spanish language training

Click to send E-mail to: eporzig@stanford.edu

Phone: 1-650-723-4291

Phone: 1-650-723-3610
Fax: 1-650-725-1587

Description:
The Biomechanical Engineering (BME) Division has research and teaching programs which focus primarily on neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular biomechanics. Research in other areas including hearing, vision,ocean and plant biomechanics, biomaterials, biosensors, and imaging informaticsare conducted in collaboration with associated faculty in medicine, biology, and engineering.

Degree(s):
M.S.E. - Biomechanical Engineering;
M.S. - Mechanical Engineering;

Engineer Degree;
Ph.D.;
Ph.D./M.D.