Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is the perfect option for professionals who want to enhance their skill set to become tomorrow’s strategic leaders. 

Courses in the MBA programs incorporate various disciplines, including accounting, economics, finance, marketing, operations and strategic management. MBA students can pursue a standard MBA or specialize with an emphasis in human resources management, international relations or management and leadership.

Gain Knowledge and experience

The MBA courses combine theory with practice to give students the necessary skills and knowledge to perform effectively in real-life business situations. Students are exposed to the latest business tools and concepts, which they then learn to apply to solve complex problems through practical projects. This academic and practical approach develops critical thinking, management style, teamwork and communication skills—the essential strengths for a good business manager.  

MBA careers and networking opportunities

An MBA degree can open doors to new job opportunities and is particularly useful for entry into senior management or career advancement. Webster’s program MBA program develops strong business networks and lifelong friendships that will prove invaluable throughout a career. Participants may expand both their professional perspective and personal network through international travel and study within Webster University’s network of campuses.

MBA program structure

The MBA degree requires satisfactory completion of thirteen courses (37 credit hours) of which eleven courses (31 credit hours) are core and two courses (6 credit hours) are elective courses. An MBA with an area of specialization requires at least sixteen courses (48 credit hours), consisting of 30 credit hours of core MBA coursework plus the emphasis requirements.