Business Administration with Management Concentration, M.B.A. (45 hours)

The M.B.A. Program combines functional training in essential business skills with training in leadership, ethics, and global business. 

The M.B.A. with a concentration Management combines functional training with teaching that prepares the student for management of people, projects, and operations. The 45-hour program is designed to include the necessary foundational courses for those who do not have an undergraduate degree in business.

Student Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate redemptive behavior by integrating global, ethical and moral practices from a Christian worldview. (Ethics and Christian Worldview)

• Use leadership tools needed to build effective organizations in culturally diverse and global contexts. (Global Leadership)

• Demonstrate advanced business/organizational skills and knowledge necessary for professional growth and success. (Business/Organizational Skills and Knowledge)

• Analyze complex situations, identify relevant issues, apply appropriate concepts and skills, develop conclusions and implement effective actions. (Critical Thinking and Communication)

• Design and implement business research that yields actionable insights. (Information Literacy and Research)

• Create plans to organize work and workers to effectively and efficiently meet project objectives. (Management Program Specific Outcome)