Master of Business Administration

John Brown University

We'll equip you to succeed in the corporate world and make a meaningful impact with our challenging, practical MBA programs.

The corporate world is competitive and ever-changing. You need the advanced expertise and skills to face complex challenges and ascend on the career ladder. Through interaction with expert faculty and practitioners--many with years of corporate experience--you'll learn to develop solutions to complex problems and provide ethical, strategic leadership to organizations.

You can earn a general MBA or choose to concentrate in your relevant field:

Program Length
The MBA program is 36-45 credit hours, depending on whether you have undergraduate coursework in a business-related field. Students typically complete the program in approximately two years.

Course Format
You can earn this degree 100% online or through a combination of online and in-person classes at the John Brown University Rogers Center.

Tuition & Aid
JBU's MBA tuition rates are straight-forward and very competitive with area universities, and there are several different types of aid. We also offer tuition scholarships to employees of partnering organizations.

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"Everyone wanted everyone else to succeed. I never felt like I was a just number at JBU; I always felt very connected despite my classes being online. That was really impressive to me.”

Chuck Dietrich '18

Husband, Father of Three, & Director of Elevation Execution at J.B. Hunt, Inc.

Why John Brown University?

1

Global Perspective

You won’t just learn about international markets in a classroom, you’ll have the opportunity for first-hand cultural business experiences in China, Brazil and Guatemala.

2

Experienced Faculty

At JBU, you’ll learn from men and women who have extensive academic training and years of real-world experience at companies like Walmart, Procter & Gamble, Saatchi and Saatchi X, Li & Fung and ServiceMaster.

3

More Than the Bottom Line

Truly successful organizations do more than just generate revenue. They make the world a better place. At JBU, you’ll learn how to use your leadership skills and entrepreneurship for the greater good.

4

Unique Focus on Christian Values

At JBU, we believe in education of the whole person – head, heart, hand. All of our courses are taught from a Christian worldview by faculty who are committed to the academic and spiritual growth of our students.

Don't take our word for it. See what our alumni have to say.

Juan Osorio '17

“The MBA program pushed me to the next level. I learned to collaborate with different levels of professionals, how to take a step back, make sound decisions and understand the impact of those decisions. . . most importantly, it provided me with the confidence and ability to overcome challenges I will encounter in my career.”

Angelique O'Bryan '17

“The program has challenged me to honor God and serve others in the workplace and in the community. The perspectives presented by my professors and classmates provided me with a rich experience while in the classroom, making me a better volunteer, a better employee, and a better person.”

Roberto Santos '16

"In a highly-globalized world, understanding different cultures and business styles is critical to increase shareholders value and well as to increase the likelihood of negotiations. The program has certainly enriched my cross cultural managerial skills. Our international practicum trip to China was a life-changing experience for me. The visits to world-class businesses and organizations enriched my negotiation and problem-solving skills as I gained a better understanding of their operations and practices.”

Aaron St. Amant '17

"The MBA program at JBU challenged me to model excellence in my professional life without compromising my integrity, values, or faith. The faculty required me to stretch myself beyond my known abilities and deliver my best work."