Academics
The College of Business offers the Master of Business Administration (MBA) as well as a doctoral program in business administration (DBA). The strongest areas of study are management, finance, marketing, health care administration, international business, information systems, accounting, management, and marketing. The most popular courses are management and marketing. Regular programs bring distinguished speakers and visiting professors to campus. The university attracts educators and practitioners with personal experience in the area of international trade.
Thirty-six total credits are required to complete the MBA, including 12 elective credits. Required courses include:
- Managerial Accounting
- Financial Management
- Strategic and Operational Planning
- Information Management
- Management Decision Models
- Marketing Planning and Strategy
- Perspectives in Change Leadership
- Solutions to Organizational Challenges (Capstone)
Students may eliminate or substitute requirements through transfer of credit from regionally accredited institutions.
Business students may take relevant nonbusiness courses in other departments. The minimum time permitted to complete the master’s degree program attending full or part time is 1 year; maximum, 4 years.
There are 4 total full-time graduate business faculty, all of whom hold a doctorate; there are 14 part-time faculty, all of whom hold a doctorate. Average number of courses faculty teach is 8; average business class size is 8.