The heart of our MBA program is personal attention and technical prowess. No academic regimen has any better grasp of today's new technology, and our high faculty-to-student ratio makes the interpersonal exchange between professors and students hard to match. History tells us that great achievement requires great collaboration, and the Ole Miss program places a premium on teamwork. In learning to work toward consensus, students learn from each other perhaps as much as from any other source.
Real decision-making experience and extensive participation in group projects involving actual business organizations are the cornerstones of this innovative curriculum. Employers want MBA graduates who will make an immediate and lasting contribution to the value of their companies. They want relevant experience and the ability to act decisively in a competitive and constantly changing global business environment. The Ole Miss MBA program delivers these working assets.
MBA Curriculum:
The Ole Miss MBA Program allows students to complete the program in 12 months on a full-time basis or 24 months as a part-time student. All classes are offered on weekday evenings on the Oxford campus. The 33 semester hour curriculum consists of the following courses:
1st Summer Session (June)
MBA 621: Statistical Analysis
2nd Summer Session (July)
MBA 614: Environment of Business
August Intersession (August)
MBA 612: Decision Making
Fall Semester (Late August to December)
MBA 601: Managerial Communications
MBA 611: Finance
MBA 623: Integrative Business Analysis
MBA 606: Organizational Behavior
MBA 602: Seminar Series
Winter Intersession (Early January)
MBA 602: Speaker's Edge
Spring Semester (Mid-January to May)
MBA 622: Business Planning and Entrepreneurship
MBA 613: Mobilizing Technology
MBA 602: Seminar Series
MBA 631: Concept Integration
For Information, contact:
Bethany Cooper
Director of Corporate Relations and MBA Services
The University of Mississippi
253 Holman Hall
University, MS 38677
662-915-5483 voice / 662-915-7968 fax bcooper@bus.olemiss.edu
attention and technical prowess. No academic regimen has any better grasp of today's new technology, and our high faculty-to-student ratio makes the interpersonal exchange between professors and students hard to match. History tells us that great achievement requires great collaboration, and the Ole Miss program places a premium on teamwork. In learning to work toward consensus, students learn from each other perhaps as much as from any other source.