Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Finance (STEM) Central Michigan University, USA

Full-time or part-time, no matter your route to completing our in-person or online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, you'll expand your skill set and be prepared for executive leadership positions in today's global economy.

Why should you get an MBA online or on-campus?

The business world is always changing and adapting. Today, it's global, more complex and more competitive than ever. To succeed, you need to understand your organization and everything it touches. You need to know how economic forces, industry trends and emerging technologies will influence your business and respond proactively.

Our in-person or online MBA program equips you to do that. Whether a full-time student or a working professional, you can earn this valuable degree on your schedule.

By the time you graduate, you'll have advanced accounting, finance, marketing and management skills. Our curriculum includes:

• Applying and instruction in statistical theory.
• Computer applications and data analytics, visualization, mining, warehousing and forecasting.
• Solving real world business problems. 

You'll choose a specialty from one of 11 emphasis areas, tailoring your degree to meet your needs and interests. Owing partly to the focus on business quantitative methods in the core curriculum, six of our emphasis areas – business data analytics, cybersecurity, finance, information systems (with SAP), logistics and project management, have been classified as STEM programs.

Through it all, you'll work with experienced faculty who integrate current business case studies and trends into your coursework. You'll bring value to your organization while working on your degree!

Finance

Know where your money is and where it's going. Courses in financial statement analysis, international finance and financial modeling will help you understand your current financial situation, the global forces at play on your finances and how to forecast and analyze future performance. This emphasis is classified as STEM.