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 The Master of Business Administration programs are designed to provide you with the business skills necessary to be an effective business manager. All programs include the MBA Core, a broad business curriculum that consists of courses that cover key areas such as Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Information Systems, Strategic Management, and the Quantitative Methods used for effective business decision-making. In addition to the MBA Core, you may choose a specific area of emphasis. Currently available emphasis areas are:
For all MBA programs, the Core program is 32 semester credits and the emphasis area is 8 credits, for a total of 40 credits. If you have not earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business or do not meet the entrance requirements, you must take foundation courses in Accounting, Finance, and Statistics to prepare you to enter the Core program, bringing the total number of credits to 52.
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The Master of Science degree is designed to provide you with the applied cognitive and behavioral skills to be an effective leader and/or accounting professional. The Master of Science programs consist of a broad curriculum that covers general business administration topics and strategies, but are also comprised of specific topics of emphasis.
Grand Canyon University's Master of Public Administration degrees prepare students for careers in the public sector. From health care management to all government and policy, the Master of Public Administration programs are structured to educate students on the foundational and specific skills required for successful careers in the eye of the public.
The MBA/MSL dual degree program at Grand Canyon University provides students the opportunity to gain the foundational and emphasis specific curricula required by both the Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Leadership degree programs.