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MBA Program

 

 

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You want to work smarter, become more focused and self-reliant, and advance professionally.

Bring that ambition to St. Ambrose University, and we'll tailor our opportunities to help you achieve success. At Ambrose, you'll find personal goal-setting and planning courses, a toolset that enables you to leverage your strengths, idea-sharing that broadens your horizons, plus the attention of faculty who integrate current trends and real-world best practices.

Benefits and bonuses
  • Small classes that rarely exceed 25 students: Most classes range from 15-20 students on campus, with even fewer at most satellite sites.
  • Professors who are responsive to your needs and willing to adapt to your professional realities: Each student's background is considered individually, with your goals at the top of the list. Students may even replace a basic course with a higher-level course in their area.
  • Convenient locations: In addition to the main campus in Davenport, Ambrose offers select classes at our satellite sites.
  • Integrative curriculum: You learn how the various functional areas of business relate to each other and interact in a real-life setting, ensuring you become the best team player possible. In fact, employers value our graduates win-win attitude, teamwork and leadership.
  • Competence is not just a degree: It's the outcome of the challenging, focused and supportive experience you have here.
  • Your experience will exceed your expectations: You generate a measurable increase in confidence as well as skills.
Cross-cultural observations

Leslie Lawson chose the St. Ambrose MBA program because she could complete her coursework in one year. Yet that one year offered her a breadth of unexpected experiences, including the chance to study with international students. "We live in a global environment. International students bring such a different flavor and diversity to the classroom. They were able to teach us what the workplace is like in other countries."