Location:

Houston, United States

Program Type:

Full Degree

Degree Level:

Master

Specialty:

Business Administration & Management

Program Overview

Program Description:

The University of St. Thomas’s Master of Business Administration program provides its students with a broad based integrative management education. The program is designed to enable students to draw on all perspectives of business to effectively solve multifaceted business problems. The curriculum develops in the candidates the abilities and skills which are required for the long-term professional success in a changing global economy. It also instills in students a deep appreciation for ethical behavior as the hallmark of a successful and fulfilling business career. Graduates of the Master of Business Administration from the Cameron School of Business enjoy considerable career advantages including outstanding employment opportunities in an increasingly competitive global business environment. The 36-credit MBA program accommodates the career needs of professionals across a wide variety of work organizations: business, health care, industrial, educational, and governmental. The program provides a core foundation of business courses along with electives that allow students to individualize their program in specific areas. Depending on academic background, it is possible to complete the degree requirements in one year on a full-time basis. A student faculty ratio of 16:1 assures small classes and individual attention. Classes are conveniently offered on campus with evening and weekend schedules. In addition to fall and spring semesters, one accelerated 7-week summer sessions are offered. We offer the following concentrations: Accounting, Finance, Business Ethics, International Business, Marketing, Management Information Systems, and Healtcare Administration.

Additional Program Information

Accreditation:

SACS, ACBSP

International Requirements:

International students must have their transcripts evaluated by an accredited US company for US degree equivalency and GPA. The evaluation must be course-by-course.