MBA Curriculum & Learning Outcomes

Curriculum

Total Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 36 credit hours

Core Courses (24 credit hours):

MBA 631 Leadership Theory

MBA 632 Financial and Managerial Accounting

MBA 633 Decision Making and Effective Business Communication

MBA 634 Global Business Perspectives

MBA 635 Corporate Finance

MBA 636 Dynamic Marketing Strategy

MBA 637 Crafting & Executing Strategy

MBA 638 Models, Markets, and Their Limitations

MBA Concentrations (1 Concentration for 12 credit hours required):

LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

MBA 671 Maximizing Social and Self-Awareness

MBA 672 Virtuous Leadership

MBA 673 Strategic Global Leadership

MBA 674 Diversity and Leadership

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

MBA 643 Operations Management

MBA 644 Supply Chain Management

MBA 647 Risk Analysis and Quality Management

MBA 648 Strategic Negotiations

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

MBA 645 Advanced Project Management

MBA 646 Project Resources

MBA 647 Risk Analysis and Quality Management

MBA 648 Strategic Negotiations

An ability to recognize complex problems and accurately apply management concepts as a team member, by drawing
upon facts, frameworks and theories to strategically complete projects.
Ability to apply marketing concepts in order to effectively communicate, persuade and strategically engage diverse
audiences within a technically driven business environment.
Ability to apply accounting concepts and quantitative techniques in the creation, and analysis of financial situations
within a business environment.
Ability to apply financial concepts and quantitative techniques and methods in the analysis of financial and nonfinancial purposes to minimize risk.
Understanding of ethical and social responsibility of leaders and their organizations, including an understanding of
the value of diversity in leadership and leadership development.
Understanding of the multidimensional global business environment.

Learn more about a graduate degree in business administration from Dr. Jami Curley, Dean of the College of Social Sciences, at jcurley@lourdes.edu.