COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Administration program requires a total of 30 credit hours, including 18 credit hours of core courses that provide a strong foundation in essential business disciplines. These core courses are designed to ensure that all MBA students, regardless of their academic or professional background, develop a comprehensive understanding of how organizations operate in dynamic and competitive environments. The Business Administration core emphasizes analytical thinking, strategic decision-making, and the integration of technology into modern business practices. A key component of this foundation is the course Managing Information Technology in Business, which focuses on how organizations use information systems and digital tools to support operations, improve efficiency, and gain competitive advantage. Students learn to evaluate technology investments, align IT strategies with business goals, and understand the role of data and systems in decision-making. Overall, the core curriculum equips students with versatile managerial skills, a systems-level perspective of business functions, and the ability to adapt to technological and market changes. This strong core prepares students to successfully pursue advanced concentration courses while also developing the leadership, problem-solving, and strategic capabilities required for managerial and executive roles across a wide range of industries.