Evening MBA by the Numbers
#17
Part-time MBA program
(U.S. News and World Report)
78%
of students changed roles while enrolled
47%
Women in 2026 cohort
Program Highlights
The three-year Foster Evening MBA program is taught by award-winning faculty and emphasizes experiential learning, encouraging you to learn by doing. Classes are held in person on UW’s Seattle campus. As an Evening MBA student, you will:
- Have access to individualized career support
- Join a tight-knit community of Seattle business leaders and alumni
- Be welcomed into a tight-knit community of students, leaders, and alumni with a strong commitment to inclusion and belonging
- Learn alongside an intentionally small cohort size that forges tight bonds and gives you better access to professors
Across every program, Foster integrates AI into coursework, projects, and research. Learn more about AI at Foster.
Key Dates & Admissions
The application for Autumn 2026 admissions is now open.
Round 1
February 18, 2026 (11:59pm PST)
Round 2
April 15, 2026 (11:59pm PDT)
Round 3
June 3, 2026 (11:59pm PDT)
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World-Class Faculty
Professor Hafenbrack teaches management. He is a prolific researcher whose work has been featured in Harvard Business Review. He was honored with the Outstanding Faculty Service Award.
Professor Agrawal teaches marketing. She holds a PhD from New York University and serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Consumer Psychology.
Professor Sirmon teaches management. He is a three-time Top 100 Most Influential Scholar as measured by Clarivate Analytics and is a Ricky W. Griffin Research Excellence Award winner.
Faculty Research
Online Sports Gambling Isn't the Tax Windfall States Expected — And Has Hidden Costs
In 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal ban on sports betting, allowing individual states to decide whether to legalize it. Within just a few years, 30 states... Read more
When Ad Agencies Have Too Much Power: How Publishers Can Fight Back in Online Advertising
When you click on a website and see an ad for shoes you’ve been eyeing, it might seem straightforward: The advertiser paid the publisher to show you their product. But... Read more
When ‘Empowering’ Products Fall Short: New Insights on Inclusive Marketing
Reusable menstrual products, such as cups and period underwear, are often marketed as empowering alternatives that are better for your body, better for the planet, and better for your wallet.... Read more
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