Master of Business Administration Learning Outcomes
A graduate with a Masters of Business Administration degree will be able to:
Critical thinking: Critically evaluate business problems and opportunities using a process of inquiry that supports the development of innovative, creative, and data driven solutions.
Ethics: Assess the ethical implications of modern business practices.
Business Decision-Making: Synthesize information across functional areas in order to make strategic, evidence-based, and data driven decisions.
Strategic Planning: Integrate knowledge from across functional areas to design business strategies that effectively provide value to the organization and society.
Data Analysis: Apply appropriate quantitative and data analysis techniques to analyze the business environment.
Organizational behavior/change: Develop authentic and socially responsible management and administrative strategies that are responsive to complex organizational situations and changes.
Operations Management: Determine the appropriate operations management strategies in the design, development, and the global management of a process or project.