Master of Business Administration

Overview

Leaders with strong decision-making skills who are able to apply learned business concepts effectively are in high demand in nearly every industry. Bellevue University developed the Master of Business Administration program at Bellevue University with insights from accomplished business leaders who see both the trends and needs of the rapidly evolving workplace.

In Bellevue University's in-class or online MBA degree program you may find yourself in class with a diverse group of associates with wide-ranging academic and professional experiences that help broaden your perspectives. Faculty with real-world business and industry expertise will guide you through relevant simulations and case studies.

Our goal is to help you leverage your prior learning and skills and help you develop new perspectives and skills without the time and expense of repeating subjects unnecessarily.

To further align your MBA studies with your career objectives, you may choose from one of 19 concentrations listed in the curriculum section. From Accounting and Analytics to Supply Chain Management, a deeper focus on one area of interest will help you reach your specific goals.

Integrating hands-on, applied learning with theory, all Bellevue University degrees are designed to deliver a transformative student learning experience that is flexible to accommodate your personal and work life.

Program Outcomes

At completion of the Master of Business Administration, you will have developed a valuable skillset, including communication, critical thinking, and complex problem solving. You will also have created a substantive portfolio and be prepared to analyze, design, and implement projects as an influential leader in your organization. Graduates of our in-class or online MBA will be able to perform the following:

• Use problem solving skills to critically assess business performance and opportunities in an international context.
• Analyze human capital dynamics and management tactics used to achieve business strategies.
• Integrate industry and discipline-specific problem solving skills to analyze targeted business sectors and problems.
• Apply ethical analyses to business decisions.
• Formulate and deliver appropriate verbal and written communications on business performance, requirements, and outcomes.

Completing your MBA online or on campus at Bellevue University will help prepare you for certification from one of the following professional organizations:

• The Project Management Institute (PMI)
• The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
• Upon completion of an Executive Coaching concentration, you will receive an Executive Coaching Certificate offered by Bellevue University.