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Master of Business Administration

On-Campus and Online Degree Overview

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is designed for today's professional who operates in a global and rapidly changing environment. The degree addresses strategic opportunities produced by a global economy as well as entrepreneurial approaches to solving problems and capitalizing on new business ventures.

Firmly grounded in traditional business theory and contemporary concepts, our MBA program is further enhanced by the incorporation of Judeo-Christian values which yield a balanced, Biblical perspective on global integration and effective business practices to help you successfully develop, execute, launch and lead new or expanded enterprises anywhere across the globe.

Program Highlights

  • Classes available on-campus, online or a combination of both
  • Full-time or part-time schedules
  • 42 credit-hour program
  • 16-month fast-track completion
  • Distinguished faculty, international experience
  • Classic business disciplines and global perspective
  • Unique emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship

The MBA offers tremendous flexibility to fit almost any schedule and can be completed in as little as 16 months. Candidates to the MBA program generally have significant work experience (a minimum of two years is expected) which contributes greatly to an exceptional learning environment and a network of colleagues. For online students, an optional residency is available each year in May. The event begins on a Thursday evening and concludes Friday afternoon. This is an excellent opportunity to meet professors and student colleagues in person.

Regent University is a member and candidate for full accreditation by ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs).

MBA Program Outcomes
MBA graduates will:

  • Develop business ideas based on strategic foresight that align with driving forces that will shape future markets and local communities.
  • Develop marketing plans specific to customer/consumer and market needs in global markets.
  • Create technology-innovation plans based on consumer needs that bring about growth in corporate products, services and ideas that align with innovation theory.
  • Develop human resource systems and plans sensitive to the dynamics of corporate human behavior in different global contexts.
  • Create financial analysis and accounting plans for prospective products and services for domestic or global introduction.
  • Develop production plans and quality improvement plans for product manufacturing and service delivery in diverse global cultures and environments.
  • Research, write and present business plans that meet the funding requirements of the financial investment community for either a new business or a new product/service within an existing company.

In addition to the core course competencies above, our MBA graduates will be able to:

  • Apply Biblical principles to contemporary business problems.
  • Communicate clearly in both written and oral forms.
  • Communicate to a minimal level of social introduction in a language other than English.
  • Manage ethically in cross-cultural environments.
  • Identify problems in an organization and develop values-based solutions.

 

“It will be the principles of servant leadership that I largely learned at Regent that I’ll carry with me. These principles defined me as a corporate leader, and I believe they will define my political leadership.” Read more>>

Scott Rigell, MBA '90
U.S. Representative, 2nd Congressional District of Virginia

“I came away from the program with an increased confidence in my ability to lead an organization and the skills needed to do it.”

Kevin Beery, DSL '08
Area Director for Southeastern Europe for the Assemblies of God World Mission

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