Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The Master of Business Administration Program reflects Husson's belief that a good education is more than a matter of theory and books. Our graduate program is designed to develop and strengthen your skills in analysis, decision making and leadership. Active classrooms, courses tied closely to actual management experience, and a diverse student body representing various academic and industry backgrounds contribute to a fuller, more useful education. Our program is distinguished by the following:

Developing Essential Business Skills
The Master of Business Administration Program is a thirty-six credit graduate management curriculum designed to develop and strengthen skills in analysis, decision-making, and implementation. The program balances strengths in the traditional areas of accounting, finance, operations, and marketing with careful attention to the development of skills in communication, interpersonal relations, and leadership essential to effective performance in organizations.

Students from a Variety of Backgrounds
In the Master of Business Administration Program, there are no undergraduate prerequisites to graduate-level course work. Working professionals with bachelor's degrees from a wide range of fields find the program well suited for continuing professional development.

A Program for Professionals
Our programs are designed around you, with convenient evening, weekend, and online course options that allow you to balance work and home life while you earn your MBA. The part-time student can complete the program in two years without career interruption. The program is offered on the Husson campus in Bangor, at the University's Southern Maine and Northern Maine locations, online, and at selected other off-campus locations.

Concentrations offered beyond the general Master of Business Administration program are:

• Athletic Administration
• Biotechnology & Innovation
• Data Analytics
• General/Corporate
• Healthcare Management
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Organizational Management
• Risk Management

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