Graduate Programs
At the graduate level, the University offers degrees at the masters and doctorate level in Business Administration. They offer emphasis in areas such as information technology, healthcare management, leadership, global business, entrepreneurship, management, banking, finance, and marketing.
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) with no emphasis
• Banking and Finance (BF)
• Healthcare Management and Leadership (HCML)
• Hollywood Business and Entertainment Management (HEM)
• International Management and Marketing (IMM)
• Information Systems and Knowledge Management (ISKM)
• Organizational Development and Human Resource Management (ODHRM)
• Project and Quality Management (PQM)
Professional Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA)
• Professional Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) with no emphasis
• Entrepreneurship and Business Management (EBM)
• Global Business and Leadership (GBL)
• Healthcare Management and Leadership (HCML)
• Information Systems and Enterprise Resource Management (ISERM)
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