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Feb 16, 2025
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2017-2018 Graduate and Professional Studies Programs [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Business Administration, Strategic Leadership Concentration, MBA
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The MBA’s Concentration in Strategic Leadership is taught by practitioners in managing a wide array of organizations and teams. This degree addresses strategic challenges and opportunities directly in the student’s world and as part of the global economy. It applies to both a corporate and entrepreneurial approach to solving problems and capitalizing on new business ventures.
Outcomes of the Concentration in Strategic Leadership:
- Explore common leadership behaviors and behaviors of teams and learn how to manage personalities and foster motivation and success.
- Refine effective communication, problem solving, critical thinking and analytical skills as they relate to leadership in a diverse global organization.
- Develop advanced knowledge in theory and practice of traditional and contemporary leadership theories, including the evolution of leadership and the development of new leaders.
- Delve into the economics of leadership and how economics plays into strategic planning, decision making and motivation.
- Learn how best to lead organizations and multicultural teams in today’s global economy.
- Develop advanced understanding of project management and professional ethics and how they related to positions of leadership.
- Through case studies, industry research and joint ventures, increase awareness and knowledge in strategic planning.
Can be taken on campus or online.
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Required courses for the MBA
Core Courses (28 credits) |
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