Master of Business Administration
Associate Professor Brian Larson illustrates how Tecate beer has succeeded in dominating a large segment of boxing venues to reach its valued market. Video.
Assistant Professor Richard Goeke shows graduate students in his Database Systems course how referential integrity constraints impact the creation of databases. Video.
Professor Michael Rosko discusses new product development in his BUS 640: Process Management course. Video.
Why Widener?
Widener's AACSB accredited program provides a unique, fully integrative program for aspiring business leaders to gain the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in today's business environment.
Our integrated courses provide you a skill set that enables you to compete in the global economy. You will learn both leadership and analytical skills. This program is not confined by the barriers of traditional business functions, but is built on the concept of process innovation for performance excellence leading to sustainable growth.
Special Features
Integrative Core
All required courses are developed and taught by a team of full- time faculty and corporate executives selected for their strength in teaching and industry knowledge. As business concepts are introduced, students learn them in view of the business process as a whole. Individual business cases are viewed throughout the program from varying business perspectives.
Within our MBA program, students have the ability to choose a concentration from the following list.
If they decide not to concentrate in a particular area, then they will choose electives from a variety of courses. Concentrations receive a certificate in that area once they have completed their MBA.