Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Master of Business Administration (MBA) program invites participants to a learning experience leading to both professional and personal development.

The design of the MBA program is based on the anticipation that our participants have studied a non-business subject previously and they tend to build managerial careers. The competence targets of the program span the areas of finance, human resources, accounting, marketing, production/operations management and organizational behavior.

In the MBA program, as a common element of all programs offered by the KHas Business School, learning is considered as a holistic process over time and across space; it begins in the core and elective courses delivered in-class and continue during project work, meetings with speakers renowned in their fields and communication among alumni. This is believed to establish a strong bridge between theory and practice.

The applied perspective of the MBA program equips its participants with the knowledge and skills necessary for managerial success to achieve admirable outcomes. At the same time, participants with an academic orientation are provided with a sound knowledge of methodology and toolset to create new knowledge in their fields.

Problems encountered in professional life are often ill-defined; compared to usual textbook problems they require creative solutions against the quite limited amount of preliminary information. This transforms problem-solving from a solely technical procedure to an art. To provide program participants with such an understanding, KHas Business School maintains a rapid and effective, socially and environmentally responsible design culture that emphasizes sustainability and norms of ethical behavior.

All participants are expected to document their individual academic/technical achievements by submitting a graduation project or a master’s thesis. Earlier admission to all programs is on a “project” (non-thesis) basis. That status can be turned to “thesis” conditional upon academic success and orientation.