The MBA degree positions managers to move to the senior ranks of corporate and not-for-profit leadership at a time when the Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a decade of job growth for managers. MBA Management students engage with our distinguished faculty in a comprehensive yet compact program of study.
Students can branch after completion of their core classes to a three-course concentration in specialized areas such as:
- E-Business Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Resource Management
- International Management
- Management Information Systems
- Supply Chain Management
Or, students can choose executive management. This program synthesizes the following general and specific aspects of modern management: strategic management, global management, managerial problem-solving and decision-making, management information systems, entrepreneurial management, organizational behavior, human relations, corporate social responsibility, and management of change.