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We teach interdisciplinary innovation through a curriculum that is based on process + possibility-based thinking. It is this balance which enables our students to exploit existing knowledge and create new and truly meaningful knowledge that leads to actionable innovation in the marketplace.

Process-based thinking is, rigorous, logical and factual. While possibility-based thinking is empathetic, intuitive and experimental.

Two years, two degrees, one curriculum
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MMM students receive the Master of Business Administration from the Kellogg School of Management and the Master of Engineering Management from the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern University.

Our program combines the rigors of the Kellogg School's renowned management program with challenging work in design thinking at McCormick, one of the country's leading engineering schools.

Areas of learning include;

Kellogg MBA:

Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship, Operations, Finance, Marketing,

Strategy, Management.

McCormick MEM:

Process Operations, Innovation, Design Thinking, Design Research,

Innovation Strategy, Organizational Networks, Entrepreneurship, Sustainable Design.

The MMM program was named by Businessweek as one on the best design thinking programs in the world.