Upon completion of the MBA program graduates will have developed their capabilities in the following areas: An in-depth understanding of the functional fields of business and their interrelationships in complex organizations; experience with applied quantitative and behavioral tools of business analysis and decision-making; the ability to think critically and creatively within a global business context; a heightened sense of ethical considerations in decision-making within the business world; and improved communication and decision-making skills through utilizing information technology.
Program Learning Goals, Objectives, and Associated Metrics
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MBA Program Learning Goals
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MBA Program Objectives
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Metrics
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1. Master the Fundamental Content in the Functional Domains of Business
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Upon graduation, MBA students from USI will be able to:
Apply domain content from accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, and computer information systems.
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Internal and External Assessments
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2. Make Decisions Effectively with Quantitative and Behavioral Tools of Business Analysis
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a) Solve analytical problems
b) Perform a critical thinking analysis to make strategic business decisions
c) Formulate ethical business decisions
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Applied Case Analyses
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3. Communicate Effectively
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Demonstrate effective written communication
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Applied Case Analyses
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