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Master of Business Administration (Online)

The Master of Business Administration program is designed for working professionals who desire to complete a program of study that allows focus across technical,human,and conceptual skills that encompass the functional areas of business. The core courses in the MBA program allow the student to develop strong foundations across accounting,economics,finance,information systems,management,marketing and quantitative methods provided in the core courses. Courses in the critical areas of leadership and human resources management will provide the student the broad management perspective as well as the analytical and interpersonal skills needed to succeed in global business.

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