Southeastern University | Master of Business Administration

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Master of Business Administration


College of Business & Legal Studies | campus-based program | online program

CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS AND TIMELESS ETHICS
The turn of the 21st century has been a harbinger of change for the business world. The dot.com industry boomed and went bust, Enron collapsed and "outsourcing" has become a household buzzword. Amidst these shifts, an MBA has emerged as a prerequisite for many entry-level business jobs, and for those already working, a necessary tool for keeping pace with new business strategies.

At Southeastern, we're committed to training professionals who can confidently leverage change, in an environment where you can speak freely about your faith. People have talked a lot about business "ethics" in the aftermath of the Enron, WorldCom and HP corporate scandals. Call it what you want, businesspeople with a biblical worldview have an advantage when it comes to making moral decisions at work. Christian principles are the core strength of our classes, from accounting to corporate finance.

Southeastern's MBA classes are taught by our talented and experienced faculty members. Our professors have advanced degrees and honed their leadership skills at banks, major corporations, small businesses and Final Four accounting firms. They engage students like colleagues, not nameless automatons.

ONLINE AND CAMPUS-BASED PROGRAMS
Once you've decided to pursue an MBA at Southeastern, the question becomes, which program best suits your needs? With busy professionals in mind, we've designed two tracks of classes—online and on-campus—that will both allow you to earn an MBA in just 16 months, with no weekend commitments.

Our online program is open to students anywhere with Internet access. Using Blackboard and other computer software programs, you'll interact with a close-knit group of MBA students in real-time discussions and complete other projects on your own time. Campus-based students commute to Southeastern two nights each week, taking one four-week class at a time with the same group of students who won’t number more than 18.

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CATALOG DESCRIPTION AND COURSE REQUIREMENTS


"To make good decisions about leadership and business, you have to adjust to change without compromising your core principles. For Christians–and for Southeastern’s MBA program–the Bible provides that unchanging foundation."
—Lyle L. Bowlin, Dean of  Southeastern's College of Business and Legal Studies


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