Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Online MBA
Online MBA
ECON 505: Managerial Economics (3 hours)
This course demonstrates how economics theory is applied to national and international managerial decision-making. The course covers topics such as demand analysis, production and cost functions, market structure, managerial understanding of public policy, and international trade finance topics
BUS 550: Technology and Innovation (3 hours)
This course adopts the perspective of a general manager– an individual charged with diagnosing complex situations and resolving them in ways that enhance organizational performance. The course emphasizes how general management decisions may contribute to the creation and appropriation of economic value through innovation.
BUS 531: Multinational Financial Mgmt (3 hours)
Multinational Financial Management course has two emphases: one on the basics and the other on a managerial perspective. As international capital markets of the world become more integrated, an understanding of international financial management has become important for U.S. corporate decision making. This course provides students with groundwork for analysis that will serve them well in their future careers. The decision-making process in this course will teach students how to make knowledgeable managerial decisions in an ever changing global financial setting.
I think my MBA had a huge amount to do with the expectations that our organization has with my position. You need to have a personal feel for clients and connect with families. You also have to understand staff and the business side of managing a $12 million corporation in order to serve the people who need our services the most. I credit both my master’s programs with influencing how I work with people.
The MBA program at Adams State provided me with the skills that I needed in order to contribute to this dynamic and continuously changing environment.
Healthcare delivery is changing, and it’s exciting to be part of the challenges. I’m so grateful to Adams State for the opportunity to gain an MBA while working full time.