Students sometimes have career goals which align with more than one functional concentration or more than one industry segment. Employers support this graduate preparation in roles such as individual contributors or business overview positions involving a broad expertise in operations, execution or strategy. In such cases, students can discuss with their academic advisor and/or the program director to complete the program with a diverse set of concentration courses. If approved, they may complete 12 units from amongst the courses offered for the other MBA concentrations with approval from their Academic Advisor. Students who choose this option will not have a specific concentration noted on their record upon graduation.

Program learning outcomes:

Demonstrate professional business skills and apply critical thinking skills in the context of an ethical business workplace.Demonstrate competence in interpersonal, oral, written, and technological skills in an individual and multicultural team environment.Demonstrate the ability to collect, analyze, and critically evaluate data as information to arrive at rationale conclusions.Demonstrate the ability to make ethical and socially responsible decisions in business scenarios.