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2022|2022 NRU NEWPORT RESEARCH UNIVERSITY—OFFICIAL CATALOG
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)
The Master of Business Administra on (MBA) program is designed to provide students with the general
business knowledge and skills to apply the principles and management prac ces within a technology‐
driven world. This program prepares students for advanced and execu ve level careers in various fields of
business and technology. The MBA program also emphasizes the applica on of business and leadership
theories to an effec ve management with prac cal skills.
Credits required for degree completion: 66
Maximum transfer credits accepted: 21
Program length: 2 years
Cost per credit: US $ 255
Program Competencies and Learning Objec ves
Integrate management theories and prac ces to improve organiza onal performance.
Construct and op mize business opportuni es in compe ve markets.
Assess business challenges and opportuni es associated with the global economy, compe on,
change, and uncertainty.
U lize applied research methods and business strategies to maximize business growth and deve‐
lopment opportuni es.
Foster interdisciplinary team work and collabora ve work environments.
Iden fy and analyze complex business concepts and explore alterna ve solu ons to organiza onal
and financial problems.
Apply cri cal thinking skills and proven management theories and prac ces to analyze, evaluate,
and decide on a wide range of business issues.
Demonstrate wri en and oral communica on skills
Facilitate the use of appropriate technologies for inquiry and problem solving
Measure the economic performance or organiza ons.
MBA programs
BUS M01 Interna onal Business Credits 3
BUS M02 Technology and Informa on Systems Credits 3
BUS M03 Managerial Finance Credits 3
BUS M04 Managerial Accoun ng Credits 3
B U S M 1 0 0 T h e s i s C r e d i t s 9
Elec ves
BUS ME01 Marke ng in a Dynamic Dnvironment Credits 3
BUS ME02 Economy & strategic decisions Credits 3
BUS ME03 Compe ve Environment & Strategy Credits 3
BUS ME04Leadership and Strategy for Implementa on Credits 3
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