MBA
Are you ready to elevate your career and gain a comprehensive understanding of the core principles that drive successful businesses? The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is the ideal path for professionals who seek to expand their knowledge in areas such as finance, marketing, operations, and leadership. This program equips you with the strategic thinking and practical skills needed to navigate complex business challenges and make data-driven decisions that propel your career forward.
Focus
Core business disciplines, strategic decision-making, and leadership development.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in any field from a recognized institution.
- Minimum of 2-3 years of professional work experience.
Prerequisites
- A strong academic background with a focus on business-related subjects.
- Professional experience in a business or managerial role.
- A commitment to developing both hard and soft skills critical for business success.
Target Audience
- Early to mid-career professionals looking to accelerate their career growth.
- Aspiring managers who want to transition into leadership roles.
- Entrepreneurs seeking to gain a holistic understanding of business operations.
- Individuals aiming to enhance their skills in areas like strategic thinking, financial analysis, and team leadership.
With the MBA program, you'll be equipped to excel in today's competitive business environment, making you a versatile and dynamic leader ready to take on the challenges of tomorrow.
Curriculum
Develop your future personal leadership style and capabilities. You will begin with the Teamwork and Leadership Simulation—a team-based, highly interactive simulation that is custom-designed for this course.
Develop skills to apply analytical concepts and marketing tools to decisions like segmentation and targeting, branding, pricing, distribution, and promotion.
Master the basic theory of microeconomics: supply, demand, consumer behavior, market price and output, production, cost, simple competitive market equilibrium, simple monopoly pricing and output determination, price discrimination, and bundling.
Apply microeconomic theory to firm management and learn how to use microeconomics to enhance decision making. Topics include: sophisticated pricing policies, transfer pricing, strategies for dealing with competitor firms, cooperation strategies, managing under uncertainty, and more.
Become familiar with two key statistical methodologies for working with data: regression analysis and experimentation. Learn techniques such as least-squares estimation, tests and confidence intervals, correlation and autocorrelation, collinearity, and randomization.
Speaking: Strengthen your skills in persuasion, speaking confidently, and handling Q&A during the Fall speaking course. You’ll have a choice of advanced topics during the Spring speaking courses.