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Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) with a Global Perspective Degree Requirements

Adding a Concentration

(30-36 credits)

Semester 1

BA 500 Business Fundamentals I (Conditionally Admitted Students Only; 3 credits)
BA 502 Business Fundamentals II (Conditionally Admitted Students Only; 3 credits)

Semester 2

BA 540 Multinational Marketing (3 credits)
BA 560 Managing in the Global Workforce (3 credits)

Semester 3

BA 600 Leadership for Effective Organizations (3 credits)
BA 670A International Business Experience (0 credits)
BA 580 Shareholder Value Management (3 credits)

Semester 4

BA 680 International Finance (3 credits)
BA 640 Operations and Technology (3 credits)

Semester 5

BA 620 Managerial Economics (3 credits)
BA 530 Global Issues of Social Responsibility and Law (3 credits)

Semester 6

BA 670B International Business Experience (2 credits)
BA 695 Global Strategic Management (2 credits)

Adding a Concentration

To obtain an MBA with a Global Perspective with a business area of concentration, students additionally must complete three specialized courses (9 credits) in the selected business concentration area for a total of 39-45 credits, depending on admission status to MBA program. The courses in these areas are offered fully online in a seven-week accelerated format. Concentration courses are offered each semester, and students will have opportunities to enroll concurrently in them while completing the MBA with a Global Perspective degree program. See course descriptions for semester offerings.