Professional Master of Business Administration
A professionally-focused degree program that integrates innovative content and delivery for those who want to excel in today's competitive business environment. The cohort structure means that your learning is also shared and enhanced by the experiences of your peers; a factor which contributes to the outstanding success of the course. Engaged mentorship by your faculty and program director provide the neccessary support to take your career to the next level.
ProGRAM Highlights
The professional MBA program provides new and midlevel managers with an opportunity to learn and develop the management skills that will enable them to excel in today’scompetitive environment from faculty who are academically qualified professionals involved in the field. Our faculty provide the best of two worlds: full-time professors with an in-depth knowledge of business theory and philosophy, and adjunct professors, all with advanced degrees, who work in the field and share their knowledge and experience in the classroom. Students will find an enthusiastic faculty who have as their goal the students’ growth and success in the field.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Graduates of the Professional MBA Program will be able to:
- Work effectively in teams
- Sell their ideas
- Apply theory to understand real practical situations
- Think “outside the box” and develop novel solutions
- Integrate the functional department issues into a coherent strategic whole
- Analyze and synthesize problems
- Manage the development of their own careers
And be knowledgeable about:
- Current international and global issues
- Ethical and diversity issues
- Current technology and environmental issues
- Leading change in an organization
- Current management trends
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Admission is limited to individuals with practical experience from a variety of industries. Applicants are encouraged to submit all application materials simultaneously to ensure an admissions decision can be made before the start of the cohort.
To be considered for the program, students must complete and submit the following, in addition to the admission materials for all degree programs:
- A written statement of purpose which explains the applicant’s interests in how the professional MBA program will benefit his/her career;
- A writing sample;
- A detailed resume showing at least five years of full-time work experience with three years at the managerial or professional level, and a letter of recommendation from an officer of the applicant’s employing organization.
Candidates will be contacted by the program director to schedule the interview upon receipt of all applications documents.
Math Proficiency Requirement
Students must demonstrate acceptable proficiency in algebra. A proficiency exam will be required to determine whether a student has the background to enter the program directly or to determine which noncredit math course or study guide must be completed prior to beginning the Professional MBA program.
TUITION
$44,200 for all course tuition
Tuition varies for other courses. See Tuition & Fees for details.
Locations
This program is offered at the following locations: San Francisco .
Total Units — 48
First Trimester
- PMBA 300
- Managerial Analysis and Team Dynamics
- PMBA 305
- Quantitative Aspects of Decision Making
- PMBA 310
- Accounting for Decision Making
Second Trimester
Third Trimester
- PMBA 330
- Innovation and Technology Management
- PMBA 335
- Marketing Management
- PMBA 340
- Operations Management
Fourth Trimester
PROFESSIONAL MBA FACULTY
- Nathaniel Henderson, adjunct professor and director of PMBA program
- Basil Adams, senior adjunct professor
- Thea Bellos, senior adjunct professor
- Gene Bucciarelli, senior adjunct professor
- Michael Cheng, adjunct professor
- Rick Dawe, professor
- Anthony Deleon, senior adjunct professor
- Phil Friedman, professor
- Denise Gibson, adjunct professor
- Judy Lee, lecturer
- Martin Mederios, adjunct professor
- Marcia Ruben, adjunct professor
- William Sarsfield, senior adjunct professor
- T.J. Tabara, professor
- Bruce Wasserman, senior adjunct professor