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Business Administration - Part-Time, MBA

Program Overview

An MBA degree at the University of San Francisco offers a curriculum that will help you develop a competitive advantage in today’s challenging workplace.

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What to Expect

Complete the program in as little as two years or take as long as five. A typical schedule requires students to be on campus two evenings a week with classes beginning in August or January.

Year 1

Cover the foundational courses that will provide the knowledge you need to tackle critical business problems across the enterprise. You'll also establish connections with our career management team who will work with you on building your long-term career strategy. A variety of networking events will be held throughout the year for you to form relationships with fellow students, faculty, and our corporate partners.

Over the summer, you will continue your program of study by taking your first elective coursework. You can also gain first-hand consulting experience through the Malloy Group for Organizational Science Consulting.

Year 2

The second year is when you start digging deep into content areas of your choice. You can take your electives in the MBA program or a variety of other programs including the MS in Financial Analysis, MS in Organization Development, or MS in Marketing Intelligence programs. An Academic Global Immersion course is also offered if you want to explore business in an international setting.

Your time in the program will culminate with your innovation project, capstone, and reflection on your experience as a whole.

Guest Speakers

The MBA Program features an impressive lineup of guest speakers, bringing industry leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs to our students. These experts share their real-world experiences, insights, and strategies, providing students with invaluable perspectives on current business trends and challenges. Through interactive discussions and networking opportunities, students gain direct access to thought leaders from various sectors, enhancing their learning experience and preparing them for leadership roles in their careers.

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