The Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree provides advanced study
for individuals interested in managing and leading organizations. Its
mission is to provide a contemporary business education in a Christian context. READ MORE
The intensive study of cases is the focus of the Union M.B.A. Case study
provides concrete organizational experiences for students to analyze. These
real-life situations reinforce classroom discussions and interactive activities.
The program strives to develop the following knowledge and skills in each
student:
- Advanced knowledge in accounting, economics, finance, management,
marketing, and quantitative methods;
- Application of strategic management concepts within the functions of
organizations;
- Effective leadership and communication skills;
- The capacity to make decisions leading to achievement of organizational
objectives;
- An understanding of the importance of Christian ethics and its application
to organizational decision-making.
Students also will benefit from the following:
- Convenient, one night a week scheduling;
- Lock-step courses taught one at a time;
- A full-time program that allows students to continue their careers;
- Friendships developed within the cohort that will last a lifetime; and,
- Personal contact with a professor in each course, each night.
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12/19/08 - Emmi and Addi watch with their mother, Kelly Whittemore, for their father, Lail Whittemore, MBA graduate, to walk across the stage at the fall commencement service. - Angela Abbamonte
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8/3/07 - Business and nursing graduates spend time in prayer at the start of the August graduation ceremony. - Morris Abernathy
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12/16/06 - Stephanie Greer, MBA graduate from the Germantown campus, poses with her family after the fall graduation ceremony. - Stephanie Schroeder
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