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Program
- Award
- Master of Business Administration
- Credential class
- ceterms:MasterDegree
- CIP
- 52.0301
- Total credits (published)
- 12
- Catalog edition
- Catalog 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
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Employers and professionals choose the Bethel M.B.A. because of its reputation for uncompromising quality, developing moral leadership and management, and for meeting the needs of working adults. With engaged and practitioner instructors, an emphasis on ethical, character-based leadership, and the ability to apply the coursework to the "real world," the Bethel M.B.A. gives students the tools they need to manage, lead, influence, and go to the next level, both in their personal and professional lives. Transformational Education Bethel's M.B.A. is about transformation. Most people seek an M.B.A. to pursue a promotion, improve their job opportunities, earn a raise or become a better manager. At Bethel, you will achieve your goals and so much more. You will continue to grow as a whole person: professionally, intellectually, personally, ethically, and spiritually. Become not only a better leader, but a better person, through the Bethel M.B.A. Built for today's business environment, the Bethel M.B.A. program coaches professionals to assess their organization's needs and apply a comprehensive view of business to their action plans, along with social, emotional and cultural intelligence. In other words, our graduates are equipped with best practices to lead the organization forward in a moral way. Character-Based Leadership You will be challenged to take your skills to the next level as a collaborative, ethical leader who can make a difference. Learn to infuse your leadership skills with not only confidence and passion, but character, wisdom, and professionalism. You will grow as the kind of discerning, ethical leader that companies are looking to hire and promote. Faith and Work Integration While we teach from a Christian worldview, our M.B.A. program welcomes students from all backgrounds. Our program is designed to help students discover how their faith and work can be integrated. In every course, students are challenged to find the connection between the subject matter and faith, and as personally led, put their principles into action in their personal and professional lives. The result is men and women who see faith and work as deeply intertwined and a source of power to influence the world. Honoring Uniqueness Bethel M.B.A. students gain a deep appreciation of how God has wired them and the purpose for their career. As they work with their professional coaches, get feedback from instructors and colleagues, and integrate their assessments into their learning, they develop in understanding their personal strengths and how to leverage them for greater impact, their weaknesses and how to manage them, and their career next steps. Program Outcomes Upon completion of the M.B.A. program, students will be able to: Integrate leadership theory, scholarship, and practice with developmental self-awareness. Respond to leadership dilemmas in a manner consistent with Christian ethical principles. Communicate effectively in a variety of leadership settings. Prioritize relevant internal and external factors that affect business decision-making. Create evidence-based solutions to business challenges and opportunities. Analyze the complex relationship between local business conditions and the global commercial environment. Apply effective leadership and collaboration strategies to virtual and culturally diverse environments. Evaluate operational efficiency through an analysis of internal data. (Management Concentration) Create strategies for competitive advantage based on an evaluation of relevant internal and external forces. (Strategy & Execution Concentration) Apply administration techniques that support operational effectiveness and efficiency in the healthcare setting. (Healthcare Administration Concentration) Accreditation Bethel's MBA is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) , a leading specialized accreditation association for business education.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 173160
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_173160_aa5aaea6_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Admission Requirements
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Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) 1, 4, 5
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Core Courses:
major core · 13 items
- As published: “Managerial Accounting”3
- As published: “Marketing Management”3
- As published: “Business Strategy”3
- As published: “MBA Portfolio Deliverable”0
- As published: “Managerial Economics”3
- As published: “Engaging Your Potential 3”0
- As published: “Leadership Theory & Personal Agency”3
- As published: “Organizational Diagnostics and Health”3
- As published: “Leadership Formation and Strategic Talent Management”3
- As published: “Data Analytics for Leaders: Making Ethical Decisions”3
- As published: “Strategic Communication for Leaders”3
- As published: “Integrative Team Capstone”3
- One Concentration 2Not resolved to a course12
Healthcare Administration (12 credits)
4 items
- As published: “Healthcare Policy and Economics”3
- As published: “Health Informatics and Application”3
- As published: “Legal Aspects in Healthcare”3
- As published: “Finance for Healthcare Administrators”3
Management Concentration (12 credits)
concentration · 4 items
- As published: “Managerial Finance”3
- As published: “Advanced Competitive Advantage”or: HCAM 605 Health Informatics and Application3
- As published: “Operations Management”3
- As published: “Managing Projects and Quality Initiatives”3
Strategy & Execution Concentration (12 credits)
concentration · 4 items
- As published: “Managerial Finance”3
- As published: “Advanced Competitive Advantage”3
- As published: “Innovation & Entrepreneurship”3
- As published: “Strategy Execution”3
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