The St. Thomas University Master of Business Administration degree is designed for students who are currently in, or plan to enter responsible positions of management. The MBA program provides a balance between the quantitative and qualitative aspects of management and focuses on the needs of part-time students who may have special concerns because of their employment responsibilities. The MBA also provides an opportunity for full-time students to complete the degree program in as few as five terms.

St. Thomas University offers two options for students interested in pursuing a Master of Business Administration, a General MBA or an MBA with intensive preparation in one of six areas: accounting, general management, health management, international business, sports administration or human resource management.

The MBA with Management Specialization:

The program consist of (42) credits, thirty (30) credits of core courses and twelve (12) credits in the area of specialization. Preparatory courses are offered in two formats; traditional classroom format with three (3) semester hours of credit each and an alternative one (1) semester hour, self-paced independent study format.

Part-time students taking two courses per semester can complete the program in as little as 21 months, if no preparatory courses are needed. Students are required to maintain a 3.0 (B) cumulative grade point average at all times for continuation in the program. Failure to register for two consecutive semesters/terms results in withdrawal from the University. Passing a Comprehensive Examination is required for graduation. All Graduate academic policies apply.

Course Requirements (42 credits)
Preparatory Courses (if required) Statistical Analysis for Management

Core Courses (30 credits)

Management Specialization (12 credits) Four of the following courses: