Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)

The John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation's flexible Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program is the ideal graduate program for those that strive to challenge themselves and progress in their career. All of our graduate students have hands-on opportunities to learn practical business applications and network with professionals from all industries and fields.

UToledo's AACSB-accredited M.B.A. program has a market-relevant curriculum and a variety of specializations. Expert faculty members give students an in-depth, well-rounded knowledge of business analysis and strategy. Recognized by the Princeton Review as One of the "Best Business Schools," the University of Toledo Will Help You Reach New Career Heights and Fuel Your Tomorrows.

Flexibility

Begin the program in the Fall, Spring or Summer and progress at your own pace. Courses are offered in-class, online and a blend of the two learning modes enabling multiple options to suit your busy life and work schedule.

Affordability

One of the best values in the Midwest, the UToledo M.B.A. offers affordable tuition and opportunities for scholarships. Many students take advantage of employer-sponsored tuition assistance to subsidize their graduate education costs.

Work/Life Balance

Courses are offered in-class during the evenings, fully online, or a hybrid blend of the two learning modes. Students typically schedule classes to facilitate maximum work/life balance.

Pipeline Program

Our pipeline program permits UToledo John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation undergraduate students to take graduate degree program courses at the undergraduate price. These classes may “double-dip,” counting towards the completion of both a B.B.A. and graduate degree. 

Speed to Degree Completion

A full time student, taking 3 courses per semester, can complete the degree in as little as 4 semesters (excluding summer).  The typical working professional, taking 2 courses per semester, can complete the degree in as little as six semesters.

Academic Reputation 

The UToledo M.B.A. program is fully accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), which represents one of the highest standards of achievement for business schools worldwide. The program is a member of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), an international association of business schools distinguished by their commitment to excellence in graduate management education.

Employer Connections

The John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation consistently builds its relationships with local and national companies, forming valuable partnerships to provide our M.B.A. students with employment and career-building opportunities.

For a MBA Administration, you must complete the MBA core course requirements in addition to the following: 

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
BUAD 6100	Accounting For Decision Making	3
BUAD 6200	Corporate Finance	3
BUAD 6300	Strategic Marketing And Analysis	3
BUAD 6400	Results-Based Management	3
BUAD 6500	International Business	3
BUAD 6600	Supply Chain Management	3
BUAD 6800	Information Technology And E-Business	3
BUAD 6900	Strategic Management Capstone	3
Administration Required Courses
Three 6000-level M.B.A. electives within the College of Business and Innovation		9
Students are not permitted to take PUBH courses from the Public Health Management major toward the Administration major. However, students are permitted to complete BLAW 6100 Business, Government and Society, EFSB 6590 New Venture Creation, or EFSB 6690 Technology Commercialization.
Total Hours		33

• PLO 1: Professionalism -- Each student can demonstrate effective oral and written communication, interpersonal collaboration, responsibility, accountability, and professional behavior
• PLO 2: Leadership -- Each student can practice reflective thinking to assess personal strengths and challenges and can formulate strategies for lifetime development of leadership
• PLO 3: Ethics and Social Responsibility -- Each student can analyze and resolve ethical issues in decision-making and recognize their impact on the larger community
• PLO 4: Innovation and Creativity -- Each student can examine problems, opportunities, relationships, and situation from different and unique perspectives and develop creative solutions.
• PLO 5: Critical Thinking and Analysis -- Each student can think critically to identify problems, research, analyze and make sound inferences from and use effective problem-solving and decision-making techniques
• PLO 6: Business Acumen -- Each student can identify, interpret, evaluate, and suggest solutions within the legal, global, financial, marketing, and operational dimensions of business
• PLO 7: Technology -- Each student can understand and utilize current and emerging technology to improve business competitiveness and personal productivity