Business Administration (MBA)

American International College takes pride in its MBA program, which is designed to develop future managers through emphasis on academic excellence and business effectiveness.

The MBA curriculum provides our students with an understanding of the economic, functional, behavioral, legal, ethical and quantitative aspects of the practice of business administration in a competitive market economy. Students are exposed to the common body of knowledge and the concepts and techniques involved in the various functional areas of business. The program stresses development of decision-making skills, an analytical approach to management problems, and an appreciation of the relationships between technology and people in profit-seeking and nonprofit organizations. The curriculum prepares students for managerial positions and enhances the managerial skills of senior or general managers.

MBA candidates must complete 36 credit hours of graduate-level courses. Concentrations can be pursued in accounting, finance, general business, international business, management, management information systems, corporate/public communication, or marketing. Students who lack adequate undergraduate preparation will be required to complete foundation courses as determined by the graduate advisor.