UA Little Rock’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) evening program is the only AACSB-accredited program in Little Rock. You can choose a general MBA or an MBA with a concentration in Business Analytics, Financial Accounting Analysis, Human Resources or Organizational Communication.

The objective of the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree is to prepare future business executives to deal with managerial problems related to operations in a modern economy.

The MBA with a concentration in Operations Management is designed for upwardly mobile professionals who desire additional training in manufacturing and service operations, process control, and analysis.

The UBalt MBA specialization in Public Sector Management is offered in partnership with the University of Baltimore College of Public Affairs, and focuses on managing public-sector agencies effectively and efficiently using knowledge of public policy and business to make better decisions.

MBA - Concentration in HR Management The KWU MBA degree program provides early to mid-career professionals with the practical skills and competencies needed to accelerate their careers in business.

The KWU MBA degree program provides early to mid-career professionals with the practical skills and competencies needed to accelerate their careers in business.

ATMU’s MBA Accelerated Program aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and strategic application, with a focus on peer-learning and on-site implementation. Graduates of this program will be exposed to all the necessary operations of a functional organization including, but not limited to: marketing, finance, accounting, operations, and human resources. Under the tutelage of global, hand-picked faculty with considerable real-world experience from both academia and industry, ATMU students will be exposed to expertise that is tempered by real-life skill.

Welcome to the MBA Program in the College of Business and Economics at North Carolina A&T State University. North Carolina A&T State University has a proud history of collegiate education dating back to 1892.

A concentration in Human Resources Management prepares you for a vital role in any organization! These concentration courses are vital business classes focused on training and development programs, employee evaluations and compensation, and human resource law to prepare managers to make strategic human resource decisions.

The Master of Business Administration in the Business of Government offers a solid core curriculum in business skills and applies them to the government environment.

Gain the edge necessary to accelerate your career growth with a Master of Business Administration degree (MBA). Enhance your professional confidence, project management, and critical thinking and leadership abilities.

The Master of Business Administration/Public Administration program is designed to enhance the management skills students need to function effectively within a public organization.

MBA in Human Resource Management is the most relevant qualification that professionals need to serve in organizations across all economic sectors. ISM understands that Human Resource has been documented over the years as key to driving businesses through numerous research activities.

Northwest’s MBA program gives you an opportunity to be a business leader by developing skills in ethical decision making, financial planning, quantitative analysis, policy formulation and interpersonal relationships, as well as an understanding of the emerging global economy. The program focuses on developing business foundations and then applying this background to business problems in functional areas. You will discover how management skills are applied to achieving business and organizational goals. By learning how to recognize and solve operational problems, the MBA graduate obtains the maximum flexibility vital in today’s dynamic society and multinational environment.

Connect to social enterprise, sustainable economics and strategic leadership with an MBA in Non-profit management. Gain the confidence to tackle some of the major challenges non-profits currently face.