Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the Master’s degree, students in the MBA program are expected to be able to:

• Goal 1: Demonstrate competency in business knowledge and its application.  
  Outcomes: Students will -
  • Demonstrate a fundamental understanding of core business knowledge
  • Demonstrate a fundamental understanding of strategy in the global environment
  • Demonstrate competency in integrating knowledge across business disciplines.

• Goal 2: Demonstrate competency in applying business knowledge appropriate problem solving, decision making and critical thinking skills
  Outcomes: Students will -
  • Identify a business problem, develop and critically evaluate and prioritize alternative solutions, and make recommendations and provide appropriate support

• Goal 3: Demonstrate effective communication and interpersonal skills 
  Outcomes: Students will -
  • Prepare effective business communication and reports
  • Make effective oral presentations in both individual and team settings.
  • Demonstrate the understanding and application of teamwork.

• Goal 4: Recognize the ethical aspects of business.
  Outcomes: Students will -
  • Apply appropriate professional ethics knowledge in dealing with common ethical situations confronting managers.
• Goal 5: Recognize the roles of leaders in shaping behavior to achieve individual and organizational success.
  Outcomes: Students will -
  • Demonstrate an understanding of motivation and leadership concepts.