The Master of Arts in Management is a specialty management degree that provides an integrated view of management theory and practice, particularly for managers from the non-profit or public sectors. Participants complete 16 units of management foundation courses, 8 units of focus in either strategy or leadership, and 8 units of electives, for a total of 32 units.

Participants who have received the Drucker M.A.M.degree may elect to complete the additional admission and degree requirements for the E.M.B.A. by applying 16 units of the M.A.M. degree coursework to the E.M.B.A. degree. Participants who have not completed the M.A.M.degree may transfer all of the completed coursework of the M.A.M. to the E.M.B.A., as long as all E.M.B.A. course requirements are met.