Business Administration

Entry requirements

Applicants considered for admission to graduate studies at Webster University must hold an earned baccalaureate degree from an accredited educational institution recognized by Webster University, and meet all program admission standards.

Months of entry

March, May, August, October

Course content

Earn a Flexible MBA Degree That Creates Value for Today’s Organizations

Effective business operations depend on strong collaboration among marketing, finance, information systems and beyond — even across international borders. That’s why skilled managers who understand the value of strategic relations are in high demand in every industry. Earn an MBA "your way" at Webster University and get the education you need for a broad business perspective.

At Webster, you have flexible learning options to help you balance work and life while you expand your professional horizons. Whether following a full- or part-time schedule, you can attend classes on one of our campuses, complete an online MBA degree from anywhere, or enjoy the best of both worlds. You’ll also choose from a standard Master of Business Administration or specialize your degree with one of the following emphases:

• Corporate Communications
• Corporate Finance
• Cybersecurity
• Digital Marketing Management
• Enterprise Resource Planning
• Health Administration
• Information Technology Management
• International Business
• Marketing
• Project Management

No matter your path, you’ll take part in small classes that enable personal interaction with our world-renowned faculty, while you build competencies for business and personal effectiveness.

And our MBA program is designed for working adults who need program flexibility. Individuals who take one class every nine-week term without interruption will complete the program in approximately 30 months or 2 1/2 years. Individuals taking more than one class per term will finish sooner. The program can be completed in as little as 18 months for individuals taking two classes every nine weeks without interruption.