ZEP 9695
Management Consulting: Perspec · 3 credits · Fall 2026
Requirements
Prerequisite: Open only to Executive Programs students.
About this course
In this course, executive students build management consulting skills through a combination of theory and experiential learning. The students first consider the nature and purpose of management consulting; the range and scope of consulting services; the consultant-client relationship; organizational change and culture; and professionalism and ethics in consulting. They then take on a real team consulting engagement for a client organization. They apply theories and models from various fields of business to identify and propose solutions to the client?s problem, with a view to creating economic value and societal well-being. In this experience, students are challenged to put into practice essential consulting and business management skills, including analysis, leadership, teamwork, and professional communication, both oral and written.
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