Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The program provides graduate students with advanced knowledge on business and related fields that will aid them to advance in their professional careers. With this, the program encompasses the fields of operation management, accountancy, human resources and marketing. The program increases the potential for graduates to acquire executive positions in world-class business institutions. The program aims to produce graduates with sought-after abilities and expertise in business administration. Aside from this, it seeks to enhance the students’ leadership abilities as they deal with rigorous business situation in today’s unstable economy. The program is directed toward producing more competent and adept experienced professionals with strengthened leadership and managerial skills.

Program Learning Outcomes

  • Use professional communication skills to express understanding of business principles and related management practices to diverse audiences.
  • Execute comprehensive solutions to business problems based on qualitative and quantitative methods of reasoning and analysis.
  • Apply skills of business management and collaboration necessary to accomplish functional, organizational, and professional goals.

Course Requirements

Thesis (12 Credits)

GRES 690 Master’s Thesis (must be taken at the last semester of the program, valued as 12 credits); thesis guidelines

Electives (3-9 Credits)

Students must complete one course from electives for MBA degree option or three courses from electives for EMBA degree option. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.

MBA 524 Organizational Behavior
MBA 608 Negotiations and Conflict Resolution
MGT 648 Transformational Leadership
MBA 655 Excellence in Customer Services

MGT 600 Social Issues Management

Total Credits required for Master of Business Administration is 48
Credits or 54 Credits for Executive Master of Business Administration.
Please refer to the University Catalog or website for admissions requirements; transfer credits policy; and tuition fees.