Master of Business Administration Degree (MBA)

College of Business

Information about the Master in Business Administration

Spring 2012 marks the launch of the revitalized Master of Business Administration curriculum at Bellevue University. The revised MBA is now 39 credit hours which includes two, 3-credit electives. Please click here to read the Press Release outlining the new features of the MBA program.

Bellevue University's MBA is a 39-hour graduate program available online and in class. All students begin their program by taking MBA 605 Human Capital: Self-Development and Communication and MBA 606: Critical Thinking & Applied Problem Solving to frame their MBA experience. Concentration/elective courses are generally offered once a year. Therefore, it is best to plan out your entire program with your academic advisor shortly after you begin your first term so that you may sequence your courses appropriately.

The MBA, offered online and in class, is aimed at individuals from a wide range of academic backgrounds who are interested in running a business, a particular area of business, or growing their own businesses. The average MBA student is in his or her middle to late 20's, with at least two years of work-related experience. Older students who would like to change or jump-start their careers or pursue an entrepreneurial path are also attractive candidates.

In the entrepreneurial environment of today's business settings, leaders with a deep understanding of core business skills, enhanced by a working knowledge of supporting technology are in strong professional demand. Our revised MBA is designed to equip students to excel in leadership positions and advance in a dynamic business environment. The MBA program teaches students how to build capital responsibly (intellectual, physical, human, and structural), meet markets, and craft value for customers and businesses.

The focus on responsible capitalism will set Bellevue University's MBA apart from others. Our revised curriculum will help turn knowledge into productive and responsible, market-based action that fosters student success and enhances the quality of life and wellbeing for members of organizations and communities. Its design equips students to meet the demands most called for in the 21st century workplace by building ethical leadership, communication, problem-solving, decision-making, team work and technical skills. Emphasis on capitalism and economic reasoning, practical problem-solving, application of data analysis for effective decision making, and work-life balance all prepare graduates to lead in a global business environment.

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