Philadelphia and San Francisco
Wharton offers the same degree within two unique ecosystems.

Whether you choose Wharton’s Philadelphia or San Francisco location, you get the best of both worlds. The MBA Program for Executive gives you:

  • World-renowned brand
  • Largest business-school faculty
  • Comprehensive curriculum: 130+ electives, 5 majors and 2 concentrations
  • Immersive experience: residential with 684+ contact hours, 6 terms of study
  • International study: 14 Global Modular Courses, 6 to 7 destinations for Global Business Week
  • Executive Career Coaching: Dedicated career coaching programs, exclusive leadership coaching, dedicated entrepreneurial programs
  • Largest business school network: more than 106,000 alumni

For many students, the choice between Philadelphia and San Francisco depends on commute, but there are several differentiators.

  • Central East Coast location, strategically located between DC and NYC
  • Residential
  • East and West campus access
  • Access to other schools of the University of Pennsylvania
  • Diversity of class by industry

From West to East to West, Graduating from Wharton EMBA in Philly

San Francisco

  • Strategic location (SOMA) within natural eco-system of Bay Area
  • Residential
  • East and West campus access
  • Active entrepreneurial ecosystem on campus
  • Diversity of class by industry

Chicago Student Uses Both Campuses

Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Global Cohort Access

The Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Global students form close bonds within the cohort, but they also interact in several ways, increasing your network and options.

  • All cohorts begin the program together with a six-day session in Philadelphia.
  • Students from all cohorts select among six or seven Global Business Week options, forming cross-cohort bonds.
  • Options to take electives on alternate coast and within the Global cohort.
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