The Master of Business Administration prepares graduates to lead and manage organizations through mastery of broadly applicable core disciplines in global management and leadership, finance, and marketing, gaining skills tailored to the ethical solution of complex problems, integration of information technology, leading a diverse workforce, and competing in a global marketplace.

The Master of Business Administration prepares graduates to lead and manage organizations through mastery of broadly applicable core disciplines in global management and leadership, finance, and marketing, gaining skills tailored to the ethical solution of complex problems, integration of information technology, leading a diverse workforce, and competing in a global marketplace.

The Master of Business Administration prepares graduates to lead and manage organizations through mastery of broadly applicable core disciplines in global management and leadership, finance, and marketing, gaining skills tailored to the ethical solution of complex problems, integration of information technology, leading a diverse workforce, and competing in a global marketplace.

The Organizational Management and Leadership specialization prepares individuals for managerial responsibilities in business, government and non-profit entities. This specialization develops broad-based skills in the management of cross-functional teams, project management, technology application, and new products and services development. A focus of the specialization is on managing a diverse work force and competing in a multi-cultural global environment.

The Finance Specialization prepares individuals for careers in the financial management of business, government, and not-for-profit entities.

The program provides students with specific skills in finance to complement the broad business competencies required of managers in a dynamic and global economy. Students will appraise the planning, funding, and investment decisions made by managers to create value for their organizations in the context of environmental, social, and governance risks and responsibilities. Students must examine best practices to meet the challenges of innovative and