The Master in Business Administration program is designed to prepare students for careers in management and administration. It is especially useful to mid-career professionals who are pursuing careers in management and to those who recently have completed undergraduate programs and wish to accelerate their careers with a focus on business skills.

MBA coursework provides students with a broad-based understanding of the functional areas of business, an opportunity to develop problem-solving skills extending across functional areas, and an option to study a specific area (determined by the student) in depth. Beginning with July 1, 2007 applications, MBA students will be required to attend 6 Executive Speaker series events to graduate.
See MBA Coursework.

Two versions of the MBA, differing only in their elective components, are available. Students admitted to the MBA program are considered to be pursuing the general MBA, but may elect to obtain the MBA with a concentration. These two options are discussed in more detailed under MBA Coursework / Concentration Areas.