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FOR MORE INFORMATION:EWU College of Business and Public Administration 509.828.1232 • fax 509.828.1275 mbaprogram@ewu.edu

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSThe MBA Program at Eastern Washington University welcomes students from all over the world. Recent graduates and current participants in the program include representatives from Asia, Africa, Europe, Canada, the Middle East and Latin America. Students who wish to improve their English language skills to gain admission to the MBA program may enroll in the English Skills Support (ESS) Program offered by the English Language Institute. It is a calendar year, intensive program focused on developing discussion skills and written communication skills equivalent to a 92 TOEFL iBT score. During the year, students complete the business foundation course work required to enter the MBA program.

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The MBA Program is housed in Eastern Washington University’s College of Business and Public Administration, which is headquartered on the EWU Spokane Campus. Located in the heart of the University District, classes are easily accessible to business professionals or undergraduate students continuing their education. The facility offers conveniently located classrooms including a 200-seat auditorium. Plenty of parking is available. Buses also serve the campus.

The Master of Business Administration program at Eastern Washington University doesn’t stop with the basics. It goes a step beyond traditional MBA programs to ensure you are proficient in the following skills:

• Accounting

• Business analysis and decision making

• Managing and leading employees

• Setting business policy and strategy

• Critical thinking

• Communicating effectively

• Financial analysis

• Marketing

MBA FOUNDATION COURSES (32 credits)

Students with nonbusiness degrees may need to take some or all of the following courses prior to taking MBA core courses:

MBA CORE COURSESAll class credit hours are based on the quarter system.

The MBA degree consists of 48 credits of course work: 28 credits of core courses and 20 credits of electives. Required courses:

BADM 520 Business Research (4 credits)

BADM 530 Corporate Finance (4 credits)

BADM 540 Marketing Management (4 credits)

BADM 552 Leadership and Ethics (4 credits)

BADM 555 Strategic Operations (4 credits)

BADM 560 Decision Making and Accounting Information

(4 credits)

BADM 590 MBA Capstone (4 credits)

Approved elective courses (20 credits)

MBA ELECTIVE CONCENTRATION OPTIONS

THE MBA PROGRAM AT EWUUnique business skills are an advantage in any career. From pharmacy to theatre, advertising to engineering, if you want to be a successful professional, you need to know about business.

EWU’s MBA program prepares graduates to make an immediate impact on their current career or to prepare for a new career. Students are given unique opportunities to apply business theory and practice to real-world experiences through case studies, internships and collaborations with regional businesses.

DUAL DEGREE OPPORTUNITIESEWU also offers a dual master’s degree in business administration and public administration. Combining an MBA with an MPA will make you especially marketable in today’s business world where skills in public-private partnerships are vital.

Gain international experience – Earn an MBA at EWU and an MA in international business and economics from the University of Applied Sciences in Schmalkalden, Germany, by studying for one additional semester in Germany. Courses are taught in English.

EWU offers graduate assistanceship opportunities that can pay for tuition for the full-time student.

THE FACULTYEastern’s MBA faculty are nationally and internationally renowned scholars with strong ties to the local community. They stay current in their specialties by conducting research and writing textbooks and scholarly articles that contribute to new trends in business theory and practice.

MBA courses meet once a week in the evening. Classes are small, typically 25 students or less, which allows for significant interaction between faculty and students.

MKTG 310 Principles of Marketing (4 credits)

ACCT 261 Business Law (4 credits)

BADM 505 Essentials of Accounting (4 credits)

MGMT 326 Organization Theory and Behavior

(4 credits)

BADM 503 Quantitative Analysis in Business

(4 credits)

BADM 500 Economic Analysis (4 credits)

FINC 335 Financial Management (4 credits)

OPSM 330 Operations Management (4 credits)

Get your

FINANCE

ACCOUNTING

BUSINESS ANALYTICS

GLOBAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

SPORTS MANAGEMENT

OTHER :• Public Administration• Internship opportunities

Ask about alternatives: mbaprogram@ewu.edu

Ask about our GMAT waiver options: mbaprogram@ewu.edu

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