Master's Programs
The early-entry/linked program at ³Ô¹Ï±¬ÁÏ allows high-achieving undergraduate students to start the MBA program before completing their bachelor's degree.
A graduate management degree that provides theoretical and practical training to help graduates gain a better understanding of general business management functions.
The program is flexible —full-time and part-time— and delivers a solid foundation in economic theory coupled with cutting-edge statistics and analytical methods.
The Financial Management concentration blends rigorous accounting principles with managerial finance, preparing graduates to oversee budgeting, cost management, and financial reporting within complex organizations.
The Multi-Sector Public Service concentration equips students with the leadership, policy, and collaboration skills needed to tackle complex societal challenges and drive impactful solutions.
In the Nonprofit Management and Governance concentration students learn to navigate complex governance structures, manage resources effectively, and foster community impact.
The MPA program focuses on developing competencies in public sector management, public policy analysis, and decision-making processes. Graduates of the program hold various positions such as city managers, program planners, policy analysts, and managers in federal, state, and local government agencies, as well as non-profit organizations.
An accelerated program designed for motivated students to seamlessly transition to the Master of Public Administration (MPA) immediately after completing their bachelor's degree. Primarily beneficial for those aspiring to work or advance in government or non-profit sectors, students pursue the MPA program, choosing from a traditional MPA or concentrations in Multisector Public Service or Non-Profit Management and Governance.
The Taxation concentration provides in-depth knowledge of tax law, policy, and compliance, preparing professionals to navigate complex regulatory environments. The program emphasizes strategic tax planning, corporate and international taxation, and ethical decision-making.
Doctoral Programs
The doctorate in Business Administration (Ph.D.) with a concentration in Finance requires competences in the basic disciplines of international business, field-specific coursework related to finance, investments, and asset pricing, and strong training in quantitative research tools.
The doctorate in Business Administration (Ph.D.) with a concentration in Information Technology/Supply Chain Management requires competences in the basic disciplines of international business, field-specific coursework related to IT governance, supply chain coordination and business intelligence, and strong training in quantitative research tools.
The Business Administration Ph.D. with a concentration in Marketing requires competences in the basic disciplines of international business, field-specific coursework related to consumer behavior, survey research, and marketing strategy, and strong training in quantitative research tools.
Aims to cultivate proficient leaders and scholars in public and nonprofit administration, capable of generating and disseminating knowledge that contributes to the advancement of public service in a multi-sector environment.
The Business Administration Ph.D. with a concentration in Strategic Management requires competences in the basic disciplines of international business, field-specific coursework related to organization theory, strategic management, and entrepreneurship, and strong training in quantitative research tools.