The Kellogg EMBA (Executive Master of Business Administration) is a degree program that is customized specifically for mid-career professionals who wish to gain the knowledge needed to advance into management positions. The Kellogg EMBA is offered by Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, which has campus locations in Miami, Florida (USA) and Evanston, Illinois (USA). There are several options available in regard to the pacing of the program, which is accredited by AACSB International.

–The Kellogg EMBA program is not offered online. Students can opt to enroll in the Weekly Regional Program (with classes held one day a week), the Bi-Weekly September North American Program (classes meet on alternating weekends), the Bi-Weekly January North American Program (classes meet on alternating weekends), and the Monthly Miami Program (classes meet once a month for a long weekend). The EMBA program at Kellogg is two years in length.

–The Kellogg EMBA degree program does not accept credit transfers from other colleges or universities. Applicants are required to have at least eight years of work experience, as well as two recommendation letters, a sponsorship letter, and academic transcripts. Students who have not earned an undergraduate degree must also take the GMAT.

–Applications for the Kellogg EMBA program are accepted on a rolling basis. Tuition is paid in two yearly installments and financial aid loans are available.

–International students who are interested in applying for the Kellogg EMBA degree program must take the TOEFL if they have previously received a degree from a non-English speaking institution.