IBA conducts seminars and panel discussions on important international business topics. MCG provides opportunities for M.B.A. students to work as professional consultants to complement their course work with real world experience. The MBAsia is a professional and social organization focused on promoting Pacific Rim opportunities for graduate business students. It strives to offer an exchange of learning through seminars, panel discussions, and conferences open to the whole community. MBAsia is also a forum for global, cultural, and social interaction at events such as the monthly Asian Lunches and the semiannual Asian Dinner.
Membership is open to any graduate business student with an interest in the Pacific Rim.
The M.B.A. Association at ASU is an independent, professional organization whose purpose is to provide a fully recognized, formally structured representative body through which M.B.A. students may act or communicate in concert on items of interest. The M.B.A. Association sponsors an intensive agenda of experiences outside the classroom which include leadership development activities, executive presentations, career enhancement seminars, and social events. The ASU M.B.A. Student Ambassadors are dedicated to promoting, developing, and participating in the community relations and recruitment activities of the M.B.A. Program. The ambassadors interact with many different groups including students, alumni, faculty, and administrative staff. The School of Health Administration and Policy is accredited by the Accrediting Commission on Education for Health Services Administration.