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:

1. Advanced knowledge in accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, and quantitative methods;
2. Application of strategic management concepts within the functions of organizations;
3. Effective leadership and communication skills;
4. The capacity to make decisions leading to achievement of organizational objectives;
5. An understanding of the importance of Christian ethics and its application to organizational decision-making.

Students also will benefit from the following:

1. Convenient, one night a week scheduling;
2. Lock-step courses taught one at a time;
3. A full-time program that allows students to continue their careers;
4. Friendships developed within the cohort that will last a lifetime; and,
5. Personal contact with a professor in each course, each night.