Heidelberg University's MBA program helps you develop the knowledge and skills needed for general management. We focus on a liberal arts foundation, convenience and flexibility, quality faculty, and a small personal environment. The Aris Kaplanis Masters of Business Administration provides you with a competitive edge. Research shows those with an MBA are more likely to be high performers, well prepared for the challenges of their positions, and promoted sooner and paid more on average than their peers. Earning an MBA will increase employment opportunities and offer advancement while also providing you with the opportunity to complete a challenging educational experience and demonstrate your unique abilities.
What You'll Gain
- Expanded core business knowledge
- Leadership ability
- Improved written and verbal communication skills appropriate for the business environment
- Skills and experience necessary to collaborate effectively in a team environment
- Analytical and problem solving abilities necessary for a manager to make good business decisions
Heidelberg's business programs have been awarded full accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). ACBSP is the only organization offering specialized business accreditation for all degree levels. ACBSP accreditation certifies that the teaching and learning processes within the business programs and degrees offered by the Heidelberg University meet the rigorous educational standards established by ACBSP.
Only one other school in our conference and only 11 other private colleges and universities in the state of Ohio can say they are accredited by the ACBSP.
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