Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The Online + On Campus Experience

The Master of Business Administration degree at South University can further your knowledge in economics, decision-making, behavioral sciences, and business strategy. Offered in our new Online + On Campus learning format, you will have the opportunity to learn alongside your peers while still meeting the demands you face as a professional. The first week of the quarter is spent in the classroom, getting to know classmates and faculty, followed by an alternating schedule of one week online and one week on campus.

As an MBA student, you will examine diverse business models and study ethical and global perspectives in long- and short-term decision-making. Beyond that, you will have the opportunity to learn how to influence others using leadership, communication, and management best practices. Our new way of learning offers an educational experience that adds value to the career you have already created, surrounding you with like-minded professionals who also wish to thrive academically and professionally.

The MBA Degree Opportunities

After completing South University’s Master of Business Administration program, you should be able to:

• Demonstrate an ethical perspective as you assess decision-making processes, conflict, and other macro and micro characteristics of organizations in diverse, global environments.
• Influence individuals and organizations using effective leadership and teamwork skills.
• Create sustained, coherent, and persuasive arguments, explanations, and reflections.
• Critically examine both qualitative and quantitative data, then synthesize and evaluate the information to recognize and solve problems.
• Determine and assess the information needed, evaluate information and its sources, use information effectively to accomplish a specific purpose, and access and use information ethically and legally.

Apply to South University, High Point's Master of Business Administration program and experience our new Online + On Campus way of learning.