The Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program

MBA Program Mission

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program exists to provide a quality graduate-level education for working professionals as well as recent graduates seeking to further develop their business, strategic management, and quantitative skills in a global and dynamic environment. The program seeks to equip and empower students to lead in organizations and functions from a Christian worldview.

MBA Academic Program

The Master of Business Administration: Management (MBA) program is 22 months in length. Face-to-face and online courses are 6 weeks in length and require about 15 to 20 hours per week of work. Face-to-face classes are scheduled to meet one night a week. 

MBA Student Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the MBA program should be able to:

  1. Synthesize and apply the functional areas of business to meet organizational goals.
  2. Design and manage the implementation of complex business solutions.
  3. Analyze and evaluate organizational related artifacts to make appropriate management decisions.
  4. Diagnose organizational situations and evaluate business strategies in a global context.
  5. Apply strategic analysis and planning tools.
  6. Communicate and present in a way that enhances organizational effectiveness.
  7. Interpret and comply with the business legal and regulatory mandates.
  8. Assess and develop the human resources of an organization.
  9. Apply advanced quantitative tools and techniques to support business and organizational development.

MBA Program Curriculum

General Business Core - 21 hours

BUS 5900Foundations for Graduate Business Studies

1

BUS 6000Introduction to Graduate Business Studies

2

BUS 5013Organizational Behavior and Leadership

3

BUS 6073Business Analytics

3

ITI 5700IT Strategy in Business

3

ECO 5023Global and Economic Environment

3

BUS 6015Accounting and Finance for Managers

3

MKT 5093Marketing Management

3

MBA Core - 6 hours

ACT 6203Managerial Accounting

3

FIN 6213Strategic Finance

3

Choose one of the following tracks:

Data Analytics Track - 9 hours

BUS 6150Introduction to Data Analytics

3

BUS 6160Processing Data for Decision-Making

3

BUS 6170Leading Data Analytics Projects

3

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Track - 9 hours

BUS 6210Entrepreneurship and Innovation

3

BUS 6220New Venture Creation

3

BUS 6230Small Business Management

3

Healthcare Administration Track - 9 hours

HLT 6200Legal and Regulatory Issues in Healthcare

3

HLT 6400Quality Healthcare Management

3

HLT 6600Healthcare Strategy

3

Human Resources Management Track - 9 hours

BUS 6110Strategic Human Resource Management

3

BUS 6130Staffing and Development

3

BUS 6140Compensation and Benefits

3

Management and Leadership Track - 9 hours

BUS 6200Leadership and Strategic Planning for Servant Leaders

3

BUS 6100Human Resource Development and Management

3

BUS 6223The Legal Environment of Business

3

Nonprofit Leadership and Management Track - 9 hours

BUS 6240Introduction to Nonprofit Leadership and Management

3

BUS 6250Raising Human and Financial Resources for Nonprofits

3

BUS 6260Fiscal Administration in Nonprofits

3

Project Management Track - 9 hours

PMI 6000Introduction to Project and Program Management

3

PMI 6200Project Schedule and Risk Management

3

PMI 6400Cost, Contract, and Procurement Management

3

Public Administration Track - 9 hours

PUB 6020Public Policy

3

PUB 6040State and Local Government Structure, Law, and Practice

3

PUB 6080Strategic Management and Financial Administration

3

Interdisciplinary Learning Track - 9 hours

This track offers a unique opportunity for students to transfer up to twelve (9) graduate-level credits from previous coursework completed at other regionally accredited institutions within the last ten years. These credits can be applied to our MBA program, allowing students to fast-track their education. In the event that students transfer less than the maximum number of credits, they will complete an equal number of courses within the Trevecca program's track to ensure all requirements are met. This coursework counts towards completing the Interdisciplinary Studies Track requirements and may result in a brief break from coursework while the student's cohort completes their personalized learning track.

Total Credit Hours: 36