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The Eller Executive MBA program (located at the downtown Phoenix, AZ campus) consists of 21, eight‐week courses delivered in a lock‐step hybrid format with in-person class attendance one weekend per month at the Phoenix, AZ campus, as well as online classes, plus a mandatory two-hour orientation at the Phoenix, AZ campus, a mandatory three-day residential session at the Tucson, AZ campus, and a required 7-day global business experience. The program includes group work that will involve students meeting with other students in person or remotely. Working well within teams will be required for successful completion of the program. Staying on site in Phoenix overnight, allows the Executive MBA student to focus on academic and networking experiences. Many students comment that the close-knit community that develops through the course of the program is one of its greatest strengths.
The Eller College of Management is home to the Eller MBA program which houses the Full-Time, Evening, Online, and Executive MBA programs. With emphasis on Innovation, Application and Communication, the Eller MBA program is developing business leaders who can not only solve real world problems with a strong critical thinking framework, but also effectively communicate their solutions to a diverse group of stakeholders.
These degree programs are designed to educate students in modern scientific research methods as applied to general and specialized management problems and to prepare students for careers in education, management, or government.
In addition, the Full-Time MBA program offers a variety of dual programs. By combining the MBA degree with a graduate degree in a legal, scientific or technical field, Eller MBA students are uniquely poised to leverage their considerable understanding of the marketplace and create value in some of today’s most dynamic and interesting enterprises.
All prospective students interested in a dual-degree program option should also check with the partner department for additional admission requirements. To be considered a dual-degee candidate admission must be granted admissions to both programs. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree or its equivalent. Proficiency in mathematics at the level of Calculus is preferred. Individual functional areas will vary to allow for differing backgrounds and to accommodate different special interests. Please visit our website for more information
GPA 3.0
TOEFL - We will consider the IELTS in lieu of the TOEFL
GMAT or GRE (Not necessary for Executive MBA)
2 letters of recommendation
Separate department application located at https://apply.grad.arizona.edu/users/login
Resume
Essays Official transcripts from all universities and colleges attended. International applicants are to provide official transcript and degree certification/diploma, in native language and official English translation.
Minimum TOEFL: Internet-based: 100
Minimum IELTS: 7
Graduate degree seeking students that are US citizens or eligible non-citizens are eligible for federal student loans if they are enrolled in at least half time as defined by the Graduate College http://grad.arizona.edu/financial-resources/federal-state-and-institutional-aid. All students must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be eligible for federal loans. The form is available on line at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/. Basic eligibility requirements are available at http://studentaid.ed.gov/eligibility/basic-criteria
Community Leadership Scholarship
Applicantion Deadlines:
October 15: Early Decision
December 1: Round 1
February 15: Round 2
April 1: Priority Deadline
June 15: Final Deadline
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
4832
42 Units
Core coursework: Mandatory Orientation and Residential Launch Pre-Session prior to start of Fall Semester
Fall 1 (year 1)
MGMT 501: Leadership and Organizations
MGMT 562: Applied Business Statistics
MGMT 515: Quantitative Intensive - Begins at Tucson Campus, followed by Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Fall 2 (year 1)
ECON 550: Economics for Managers
BCOM 510E: Communications for Managers
- Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Spring 1 (year 2)
ACCT 540: Introduction to Financial Accounting
CSC 444: Data Visualization
- Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Spring 2 (year 2)
ACCT 545: Introduction to Managerial Accounting
MKTG 510: Market-Based Management
-Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Summer 1 (year 2)
Innovation and Change
MGMT 520: Legal and Ethical Values in Business
-Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Summer 2 (year 2)
Silicon Valley Immersion Week
MIS 515E: Information Security in Public and Private Sectors
-Online plus weekends in Phoenix
-Five-day California trip dates
Fall 1 (year 2)
ECON 551: Business Strategy
MGMT HR
-Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Fall 2 (year 2)
MIS 578E: Project Management
FIN 510A: Survey of Finance as Analyst
-Online plus weekends in Phoenix
Spring 1 (year 3)
BNAD 513: Global Context of Business
FIN 510B: Survey of Finance as Corporate Manager
Online plus weekend in Phoenix
Spring 2 (year 3)
BNAD 564E: Negotiations
MKTG 579E: Marketing of Innovations
Global Business Experieince International Trip
-Online plus weekends in Phoenix
-Seven-day Global Business Experience (GBE) trip
Must earn a 3.0 GPA to graduate. Only grades A-C are acceptable for the Master Plan of Study.
We expect students to complete the course requirements in 21 months.