The MBA program is a flexible evening program designed for experienced and working professionals. The 39 semester hours features six areas of concentration: entrepreneurship and innovation management, finance, marketing, operations and technology management, sustainability, and strategy.
The MBA in Nonprofit Management program focuses on social entrepreneurship, fundraising, negotiations, and sustainable economics. The two year cohort program brings together aspiring leaders in nonprofit organizations with evening classes offered once a week.
The Finance program integrates theories and applications from economics, accounting, mathematics, and strategy to create a rigorous curriculum. Graduates will have well developed competencies in evaluating complex financial problems, employing statistical and economic techniques, and recommending financial solutions to stakeholders.
The Operations and Technology Management program combines the study of operations management with information systems to enable the graduate to enhance an organization's efficiency and effectiveness. Students will study business processes that utilize technology to make those processes more productive, practical, and purposeful.
Students who have completed a bachelor’s degree can develop new competencies and add to their degree by completing a certificate in one of seven areas of concentration: Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, Finance, Marketing, Operations and Technology Management, Strategy, Sustainability