An Ambrose MBA student can expect to feel fully qualified, but also empowered, to pursue more high-paying and rewarding career opportunities. We develop leaders and managers who are interested in gaining knowledge and skills that will contribute to their growth as dynamic, socially conscious leaders in today's complex world of business.
What to expect
- Student interaction: Classes promote idea-sharing and conversation and group dynamics hone your ability to function effectively on teams. Ambrose students learn from each other as much as their professors.
- Instant results: You can apply practical learning right away that you receive through a one-week seminar, Leadership through People Skills.
- Real-world issues: Case studies often focus on students' day-to-day professional challenges.
- Organizations: You'll be able to network with graduate students and business professionals, mentor undergraduates, and find professional development and community service opportunities with our student organizations.
- Resources: Ambrose provides a number of resources to guide your road to success, such as GMIB testing and 7 Habits training.
- Services: Students can use any of the campus services, like Career Center and the Student Success Center, and expect one-to-one support.
A master volunteer project
As part of a course, MBA students took on the challenge of painting and cleaning housing for the Miriam House, home to the Safer Foundation's tutoring program for young adults. While it's common for management courses throughout the U.S. to use one large task (like building cardboard boats or oversized paper airplanes) to encourage team-building, this St. Ambrose class also gives back to the community.
Student Experience
