Master of Business Administration (MBA), Global Affairs Concentration

This program is Accredited by ACICS – Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools.

Our MBA program enables students to gain knowledge in the core business area Global Affairs, as well as acquire experience in decision-making processes within all venues of business administration.

The program provides students with a high quality, professional education in business administration, thereby qualifying them for more diverse job opportunities.

The MBA program consists of three academic components: core requirements, concentration electives, and a capstone experience. In order to graduate with an MBA degree, students must successfully complete a minimum of 36 credits, of which 24 credits are core courses and 12 credits are concentration electives.

Core Requirements

The core requirements consist of 9 required courses, worth 24 credits.

Concentration Requirements

The concentration requirement is to take four classes (12 credits) from the this concentration. Each concentration consists of a pool of eight courses. Approximately 42% of students choose the Global Affairs concentration, while 29% each choose the Entrepreneurship and Economics & Finance concentrations.

During each semester of study, students are expected to complete two mandatory courses and one concentration course. Students must complete CAPS 501 during their first semester of study.

Global Affairs Concentration

The Global Affairs curriculum empowers students to think critically about the various interconnected components of the global economy. From the information technology revolution to the restructuring of supply chains, monopolistic practices to sustainable development, students gain in-depth knowledge concerning the basic dynamics that have transformed the worldwide economy.

Our admissions website provides both domestic and international students the information necessary to apply to our MBA program.

BAU International University seeks students who are creative, critical thinkers, and are ready to take their intellectual and professional lives to the next level. An application will not be considered complete until BAU has received all required documents. Once applications are complete, they are carefully reviewed. Applicants are evaluated with respect to the admission requirements and selected accordingly.

Applicants are processed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Submitting all required documents in one package can help speed up the application process. In some cases, students may be able to defer enrollment. Students who defer enrollment will be obligated to meet whatever tuition and fees are required upon their enrollment.