Overview

Our MBA program is designed not as a learning mass-merchandiser, but as a learning boutique. Because we live in a world where professional competencies always speak first and loudest, our curriculum is designed to produce within students a sense of history and destiny, to enable discovery in the classroom and in personal and professional life.

Students can expect to be challenged to build their emotional awareness and business acumen through the introduction to and a mastery of the science and practice of ethical leadership, information technology and organizational management.

The program consists of 40 hours of graduate study, with 30 hours comprised of MBA Core Requirements, 9 hours of MBA Capstone Requirements, and a one-hour Graduate Studies Seminar required of all students to successfully integrate program requirements into their current personal and professional lifestyles. Some or all foundation courses may be waived for students who previously satisfied those requirements.

Students can expect to enroll in two courses per semester; each course is seven weeks long and is held one night per week for seven consecutive weeks, concluding with the 8th session on a Saturday.

Classes are held on the second floor of the Graduate & Professional Studies building of Northwest University. The building is equipped with wireless access, allowing students to connect to the network seamlessly.

Students can expect to complete the program within two years for full-time study. Approximately 85% of our students are employed and pursue their degrees full-time.

Our students represent a diverse background of professional, cultural, and educational experiences.

Program At A Glance

  1. First Semester
  3. BMBA 5211 Graduate Studies Seminar
    BMBA 5213 U.S. Business & Economic History
    BMBA 5413 Organizational Management
  5. Second Semester
  6. BMBA 5313 Information Technology Management
    BMBA 5433 Project Management
  8. Third Semester
  9. BMBA 5333 Global & E-Commerce Management
    BMBA 5453 Marketing Management
  11. Fourth Semester
  12. BMBA 5553 Business Law, Contracts & Litigation
    BMBA 5533 HR Management in Global & E-Commerce Environments
  14. Fifth Semester
  15. BMBA 5513 Personal Responsibility & Organizational Ethics
    BMBA 5573 Financial Management
  17. Sixth Semester
  18. BMBA 6XX1 3 Elective Seminars
    BMBA 6203 Graduate Research & Design
    BMBA 6743 Personal Program Assessment

Faculty

MBA courses are taught by both full-time and adjunct faculty. The graduate faculty have an established record of professional work, consulting experience, and business ownership. Instructor expectations put the emphasis on the applied principles of the program, as well as independent research, discovery and investigation by students. Faculty are easily accessible and able to take a personal interest in students’ progress in the program.
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