The MBA program is going full speed ahead and preparing for its next field study in China.
New students are accepted for Fall, Spring, and Summer terms.
An article by Dr. Peter Antoniou, the MBA Program Coordinator, has been accepted by the US Southeast Chapter of the Academy of International Business (AIB). The article, entitled “An Exploratory Study of Changing Work Values: The Case of Japan,” will be presented at the chapter’s annual conference in Jacksonville, Florida on October 28-30, 2009. More Graduate News »
Application now being accepted:
Master of Business Administration
Mount St. Mary’s College, Los Angeles MBA Program offers concentrations in Entrepreneurship, Non Profit Management, Organizational Leadership, and Health Services Management. For over 60 years, Mount St. Mary’s faculty have been preparing business students for professional careers in Accounting, Marketing, Management and International Business. Many of our successful alumni have come back to experience once again the Mount’s tradition of caring and academic excellence as they return for an MBA. Downtown Los Angeles is home to one of Mount St. Mary’s campuses of distinction—the historic Doheny estate.
We invite you to join the next weekend MBA cohort on the downtown Doheny Campus to take the next step in your career as a manager, entrepreneur, or organizational leader!
The Mount St. Mary’s, Los Angeles MBA is offered in a weekend format to individuals holding a Bachelor’s Degree in any field. Those without undergraduate business preparation are offered Business Foundations courses as they enter the MBA program. Those with undergraduate business degrees enter directly into their first semester of cohort study.
MSMC is accredited by WASC and is a member of AACSB.
Program Length
The Mount St. Mary’s College, Los Angeles MBA program includes one semester of "Foundations" courses which may be waived if the applicant documents successful completion of equivalent courses in his or her undergraduate studies. The program spans eighteen months and is designed to meet the global need for effective leaders who can guide change by using value-based decision-making.
Curriculum Design
The Mount’s outstanding faculty will prepare you to meet the challenges of today’s business environment by offering an innovative, collaborative and globally oriented curriculum. The program is designed with the understanding that managers face global and cross-disciplinary challenges on a daily basis. These global challenges are not merely studied at the theoretical level. Every Mount St. Mary’s, Los Angeles MBA student participates in a minimum of one international study trip to gain hands-on experience with international companies outside the U.S. and as part of this requirement, learns to prepare a country and industry analysis.
A unique feature of the masters in business administration program is that it replaces the traditional course-by-course masters curriculum with theme-based modules. By blending business disciplines that are traditionally kept separate (like marketing, finance, and business law), you will develop the “big picture” view of how disciplines come together in a real business environment. You will also have an opportunity in your final semester to choose a concentration in Entrepreneurship, Organizational Leadership, Non Profit Management or Health Services Management. The program will culminate in a real world final project in either your own organization or a choice of another one. If you want to make a difference and your goal is to earn an MBA, Los Angeles provides a wide variety of career opportunities for service and leadership. To master in business administration at Mount St. Mary’s College is to come to understand that today’s international, global business environment is dynamic, fluid, and complex, requiring successful business leaders to be able to understand and respond to patterns and market conditions in constant flux.
Information Sessions
In order to better acquaint you with our Master of Business Administration program, we have scheduled information sessions throughout the year. If you will be attending one of the following sessions please RSVP to Graduate Admissions: (213) 477-2800
Date and Time
- March 27, 2010, 10:00 AM -12:00 PM - Doheny Campus, Bldg. 2 (Campus Map PDF)
- April 17, 2010, 10:00 AM -12:00 PM - Doheny Campus, Bldg. 2
- May 15, 2010, 10:00 AM -12:00 PM - Doheny Campus, Bldg. 2
- June 19, 2010, 10:00 AM -12:00 PM - Doheny Campus, Bldg. 2
Total Cost (not including foundation courses and books):
$31,760*
*includes travel study trip and all fees.
*2009 - 2010 Academic Year