Advance as a Business Leader with Your MBA
Develop skills that will help you innovate and succeed in today’s highly competitive world with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Hamline University.
Hamline’s MBA degree puts a unique emphasis on both team dynamics and leadership, helping you lead from any position. You’ll learn and practice new skills as you progress through the program with a cohort, building a strong professional network while you study.
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A Part-Time MBA You Can Earn in Two Years
As the business world evolves, so should you. That’s why we’ve designed our MBA degree to give you the skills that employers want, like critical thinking, data analysis, and strategic decision-making skills that you can apply immediately in the workplace.
MBA Program Overview
Finish faster
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Earn your MBA in as few as 24 months.
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Start sooner
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Begin your MBA in January, May, or late August/early September.
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Balance work and school
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Take courses part-time—just one night per week, 5:45-9:45 p.m.
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You may qualify for up to $10,000 in scholarships.
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MBA Courses and Concentrations
In this 48-credit MBA program, you will take courses one night a week at either our Saint Paul campus or St. Louis Park-West End location.
Hamline’s core MBA courses are organized into modules designed to build on each other and develop skills that can be immediately applied in the workplace. Courses cover areas of expertise such as leading with integrity and purpose, managing financial resources, leveraging organizational resources, making data-driven decisions, and planning and leading organizations through times of change.
As part of your MBA studies, you will also have the opportunity to specialize in one of these four areas:
Business analytics
Example courses include Databases and Data Management, Data Quality and Governance, and Bias, Ethics, and Principles of Data Science.
Finance
Example courses include Corporate Finance, Finance Theory and Applications, and Investments and Portfolio Construction.
Leadership and change management
Example courses include Leading through Change, Negotiation, Perspectives on Conflict and Change, and Project Management.
Marketing
Example courses include Consumer Behavior in a Digital Environment, Marketing Research, Social Demographics, and Marketing in a Global Environment.
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