This story is published in cooperation with Willamette Week and University of Oregon’s Portland-based Executive MBA program. For years, many have associated Executive MBA programs with a particular ...

After graduating from Brandeis last May, Susanna King ’25, SBE MBA’26, knew an MBA was the next step in her academic and professional journey. She enrolled in Brandeis’ BA/MBA program, a unique ...

The 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Programs rankings, released this week, listed Saunders College of Business’ online Executive MBA program as No. 13 in the nation for “Best Online MBA ...

Dr. Stacy Gee Hollins, Harris-Stowe State University associate provost, and Anheuser-Busch School of Business dean, said its new MBA Program is designed to meet the needs of working professionals, ...

Your first semester pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) is an intense “on-ramp,” quickly establishing the pace and habits for the first year. You’ll begin with core classes to ensure a ...

The University of Texas at Austin’s MBA program for working professionals will move from the Texas Medical Center to a bigger space at CityCentre. The move aims to deepen local business ties and ...

And he finished months ahead of schedule. Washington Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner has graduated from the Howard University School of Business Executive MBA program, ESPN reports. The program is ...

The three-year J.D./MBA is a full-time, on-campus program, and begins during the fall semester, with coursework taken simultaneously across law and business schools. Students will receive a J.D. from ...

Twelve MBA programs in Oregon had total combined enrollment of 1,251 in Fall 2025, more than half of which was in the classroom full- or part-time. Enrollment declined 9.5% from Fall 2024. Information ...

MBA and master's programs differ in purpose, experience level, curriculum, career direction, program structure, and cost. MBA programs prepare you for leadership and strategic roles, while master's ...

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Applications to U.S. business schools slumped this year as many international students, worried about tighter visa restrictions, opted for schools closer to home. Interest in M.B.A. programs in the ...