The webMBA program provides the opportunity to complete an M.B.A. in two years entirely via the Internet. The curriculum is designed for optimum use of the Internet as a teaching methodology and a learning tool. Students should enjoy Internet use and be enthusiastic about the opportunities for global interaction, research, and study that are offered by Web-based learning.
Students interact on line with professors, classmates, and business and professional leaders.
The Merrick School of Business offers an M.B.A. in information-leveraged management via the Internet. The curriculum is designed to help students develop broad managerial skills and advanced technological understanding through a series of core courses, cross-functional courses, and electives. Not bound by geography, the webMBA offers a truly global context within which students can explore business issues and solutions. The program relies heavily on case studies, Internet research, and communication among the cohort and the faculty. Foundation and core courses include Statistical Resources and the Web, Financial Accounting, Financial Management, Leveraging Economic Principles, Managing People in Organizations, Leveraged Marketing, and Product and Service Operations.