Business Administration
Master of Business Administration
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) will help students become more effective managers and executives in business by providing a framework for understanding business systems and for developing system-wide strategies. Taught from a Christian worldview, the curriculum equips students with business leadership principles and practices that will serve them in their current employment and maximize their future career potential.
Whether as an employee in a public organization or a leader of a ministry or non-profit organization, students of the MBA program at the University of Valley Forge will be provided with the necessary tools to effectively lead organizations and meet the challenges leaders face from a biblical perspective.
All courses in the program are 7 weeks in length. The degree can be completed in as few as 18 months.
Get Started
33
Total Credits
Online
Format
$545
Cost Per Credit
7 Weeks
Course Length
Introducing New MBA Track
Digital Marketing & Communications Track
Introducing the new Digital Marketing & Communications track in the MBA program. This innovative concentration offers specialized expertise in digital marketing strategies, social media tactics, and brand development through a 33-credit curriculum emphasizing hands-on learning.
Careers & Outcomes
What You'll Learn
- Write and present on key business issues
- Evaluate business theories and their effects
- Improve personal business management style
- Formulate a values-based business philosophy
- Apply business acumen to influence the market
Skills You'll Develop
- Strategic thinking
- Leadership
- Financial acumen
- Marketing insights
- Operations management
- Analytical skills
- Project management
Career Opportunities
- Business Executive
- Financier
- Bank Representative
- Sports Management
- Business Owner
To Be Eligible for Acceptance Into The Program, You Must:
- Hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale
- Submit a letter of recommendation (your application will ask for the contact information and we will do the rest)
- Submit your official undergraduate transcript
