Learning Outcomes For MBA at Minnesota State University Mankato
Graduates will be able to: Formulate effective business strategies Apply integrative and critical thinking skills Utilize information technologies in the design and management of the organization Communicate effectively Analyze domestic and global forces that affect organizational success Identify and evaluate ethical dilemmas related to business decisions Manage group and individual dynamics in organizations Evaluate the financial position of a firm Program Highlights: 34 credit program, evening classes A flexible schedule consisting of 2 credit hour courses that meet for 8 weeks Choose concentrations in Leadership and Organizational Change or International Business or design your own (6 credits) Quality faculty from the nation’s leading graduate schools Notebook computers required and used in and out of class Online interaction among program participants with some on-line courses Comprehensive online resources and databases including both ABI/Inform Global and Business Source Premiere Global perspective International study opportunities Executive Lecture Series Integration of the functional areas of business Industry-based software applications Application of knowledge and skills to solve business problems through applied business projects, cases, simulations
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