Business Administration
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
The goal of the Master of Business Administration program is to
prepare students to become managers in leadership positions for
industry, government, and the not-for-profit sector and to provide
them with a breadth and depth of knowledge that is supported by the
ability to effectively address real world issues. The program has an
international focus, and themes and cases drawn from all parts of
the world are interwoven throughout.
- Compile, analyze, and assess the applicability of best practices in addressing enterprise management issues
- Integrate principles and techniques of problem solving, critical thinking, and business ethics in the development of business strategies
- Demonstrate mastery of theory, concepts and skills in addressing specialized aspects of business management
Program Objectives
Upon completion of this degree program, students will be able to:
Credit Requirements
It is expected that full-time students will take two courses per
term throughout their programs. Due to the fact that most students
opt to take one vacation term per year during their program, the
normal program length is 24 months, and the maximum time students
are given to complete the program is 36 months.
- CourseCredit Hrs
MGMT515 - Management that Transforms
4.5
TECH515 - Technology that Transforms
4.5
ACCT520 - Accounting for Decision Making
4.5
ECON520 - Managerial Economics
4.5
FINS520 - Finance for Decision Making
4.5
MKTG571 - Marketing Management
4.5
QANT510 - Statistics for Decision Making
4.5
- Elective 1
4.5
- Elective 2
4.5
- Elective 3
4.5
- Elective 4
4.5
CAPS600 - Graduate Capstone
4.5
Curriculum
Common Core (2 Courses)
Program Core (5 Courses)
Elective (4 Courses)
Students may choose from the various graduate level core or elective courses offered in this and other programs. A sample selection of electives is listed as follows.