Executive MBA
Expand your skills in areas like strategic planning, financial analysis, and conflict resolution. The Sullivan University Executive Master of Business Administration combines traditional coursework with applied learning, allowing you to put your new knowledge to work immediately. With four unique experiential courses, flexible class options to fit even the tightest schedules, and instructors who draw from real-world executive experience, you’ll gain valuable insight into best practices and problem-solving strategies. Plus, there’s no need for GRE or GMAT testing.
Experienced faculty
Learn from industry experts who have years of experience in the field.
Personalized attention
Small classes mean more focused learning.
Flexible courses
Classes available during the day, at night, and on weekends in online and on-campus formats.
Executive MBA
Curriculum
Overview
The Executive Master of Business Administration aims to equip managers with the economic, financial, organizational, and communication skills necessary to become more capable and compassionate leaders. The curriculum supports busy professionals in effectively managing change and growth in today’s competitive global environment. Unique to the Executive MBA curriculum, four experiential courses require students to apply their learning directly to their current management roles, ensuring practical knowledge transfer.
Courses
For course descriptions, see our Course Catalog.
Financial assistance
Financial assistance is available to those who apply and qualify. Talk with us to see if Federal Student Aid, scholarships, transfer credits, employer assistance, loans and grants, or military discounts are available to you.
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*Time length for program completion will vary depending upon the number of courses taken per term, developmental courses when required, transfer credit accepted, lack of continuous enrollment, etc.
The Business Administration program is part of Sullivan University’s College of Business and Technology.