Program
Objective
Keiser University�s MBA program enables students to contribute to the business
profession and fosters independent learning. Upon completion of this program,
students are able to:
- Evaluate an organization�s financial position through financial
statement analysis and/or forecasting
- Summarize and discuss the ethical and legal responsibilities of
organizations.
- Apply selected methods of quantitative analysis to enhance business
decisions.
- Compare economic environments and markets and their impact on
business
- Through a conceptual understanding, apply managerial leadership
skills, marketing strategies and/or international business concepts,
theory, and research to critically analyze and solve problems in
unpredictable environments.
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Prerequisite
for
Major
Courses:
None
Program
Outline
| Students are required to select one of five major concentrations. Students take
10 major courses for 30 graduate credit hours (common to all concentrations)
and 12 to 15 graduate credit hours in a concentration area. NOTE: Courses in
the MBA program are each eight-weeks in length, and students are normally
scheduled for two courses concurrently. To receive a Master of Business Administration degree, students must earn 42 to
45 graduate level credit hours. Thirty-six of the program hours must be
completed through Keiser University. Program requirements are as follows: |
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Business
Administration
Major
Courses
(30.0
credit
hours)
-
Survey
of
Accounting (co-requisite course):
3.0
credit
hours
- Accounting for Decision Making:
3.0
credit
hours
-
Financial Management:
3.0
credit
hours
- Marketing Management:
3.0
credit
hours
- Business Reasearch Methods:
3.0
credit
hours
-
International
Business:
3.0
credit
hours
-
Organization
Behavior:
3.0
credit
hours
- Comparative Management (co-requisite course):
3.0
credit
hours
- Managerial Economics: 3.0 credit hours
Graduate-level Business Administration courses listed above must be
successfully completed before concentration courses are undertaken.
Students may take their last core course concurrently with their first
concentration course.
Graduate
Level
Business
Administration
Major
Courses
Accounting
Concentration (12.0
credit
hours)
- Advance Financial Reporting and Accounting Concepts:
3.0
credit
hours
- Advanced Auditing Theory and Applications:
3.0
credit
hours
- Contemporary Issues in Accounting:
3.0
credit
hours
- Special Topics in Taxation: 3.0
credit
hours
- Capstone:
Business
Strategies:
3.0
credit
hours
Graduate
Level
Business
Administration
Major
Courses
Health Services Management
Concentration (12.0
credit
hours)
- Strategic Management of Health Services Organizations:
3.0
credit
hours
- Quality Management in Health Care:
3.0
credit
hours
- Corporate Compliance in Health Care:
3.0
credit
hours
- Capstone:
Business
Strategies:
3.0
credit
hours
Graduate
Level
Business
Administration
Major
Courses
International
Business
Concentration
(12.0
credit
hours)
-
International
Trade:
3.0
credit
hours
-
International
Marketing
Management:
3.0
credit
hours
-
International
Financial
Management:
3.0
credit
hours
-
Capstone:
Business
Strategies:
3.0
credit
hours
Graduate
Level
Business
Administration
Major
Courses
Leadership
for
Managers
Concentration (12.0
credit
hours)
- Leadership
Development:
3.0
credit
hours
- Human
Resource
Management:
3.0
credit
hours
- Organization
Change:
3.0
credit
hours
- Capstone:
Business
Strategies:
3.0
credit
hours
Graduate
Level
Business
Administration
Major
Courses
Marketing
Concentration
(12.0
credit
hours)
-
Strategic
Marketing:
3.0
credit
hours
-
Marketing
Research
Methods:
3.0
credit
hours
-
Promotional
Strategy:
3.0
credit
hours
-
Capstone:
Business
Strategies:
3.0
credit
hours
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