UNI Launches Fully Online MBA Program
The University of Northern Iowa is making an attempt to broaden their educational reach.
In a press release from the University of Northern Iowa, officials announced that they will be offering prospective students the opportunity to pursue their Master of Business Administration degree from the college COMPLETELY online.
Students will be able to take classes through the Wilson College of Business at UNI.
“I am thrilled about the opportunity to extend our top-tier education to a broader audience through our new online offering," said Leslie Wilson, dean of the Wilson College of Business.
A Little About the MBA Program
Officials confirmed that there is a "revamped curriculum to meet the demands of modern business professionals."
There will be three "stackable graduate certificates" offered for those looking to obtain their MBA.
These are: Business Fundamentals, Managerial Analytics, and Strategic Leadership and Innovation.
Each certificate requires the completion of four courses. It is also accredited by AACSB International and all those pursuing this degree can opt in for a "flexible pathway."
UNI officials also confirmed that the Wilson MBA program made up of ten courses in total (30 credits).
"By adding an online format, we prioritize convenience and flexibility, reflecting our dedication to student success," said Alicia Rosburg, the MBA program coordinator.
"This approach guarantees that all students can access our top-tier education from anywhere, creating opportunities to advance their education, especially for those living outside of the Cedar Valley or those balancing work and family commitments."
For more information about the new degree program, make sure to go check out the University's website here.
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