Division of Business to Host Four Upcoming MBA Information Sessions

by Adam Frazier
September 24, 2012
Looking for a competitive career advantage? Discover an affordable, part-time Indiana University Master of Business Administration (MBA) program designed to meet the needs of busy working adults.

The Division of Business at Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC) invites those interested in learning more about the MBA program to attend one of its free information sessions. Each session will begin at 5:30 p.m. on the IUPUC campus:
  • Monday, October 1 | CC Room 170
  • Tuesday, November 13 | CC Room 176
  • Monday, January 28 | CC Room 170
  • Tuesday, February 26 | CC Room 176

An MBA degree is a good choice for those who seek career advancement and growth. In a challenging job market, earning an MBA can increase employment options in corporate, public, or nonprofit business sectors.

MBA graduates are found in accounting, finance, management, marketing, operations, quality control, sales and other functional areas. They work in areas as diverse as consumer products, advanced manufacturing, information technology, pharmaceuticals, and more.

A bachelor’s degree in any field is required for admission to IUPUC’s MBA program.

Students take classes two nights each week and complete the degree in 24 months. Content is organized into six integrated, thematic modules. A multidisciplinary instructional approach drives program teaching and learning, fostering a high-level of student engagement in and focus on cross-functional thinking, decision-making, and problem-solving.

Faculty from the Division of Business, as well as current students in the MBA program, will be on hand to network with attendees and answer questions about the program, curriculum, and entrance requirements.

IUPUC is located at 4601 Central Avenue near Columbus Regional Airport. For more information about the information sessions, please call 812.348.7273 or 812.48.7288, e-mail iumbacol@iupuc.edu, or visit www.iupuc.edu/mba/infosession for more details.