Master in Business Administration (M.B.A.)

The Master in Business Administration (M.B.A.) program at LIU Hudson offers two fully online M.B.A. cohorts for individuals seeking the knowledge they need to thrive in their careers. Both cohorts offer significant tuition reductions and take just 28 months to complete.

Online M.B.A. Cohort with a Concentration in Healthcare Sector Management

This 39-credit program prepares the next generation of healthcare leaders to manage patient-centered organizations that thrive financially. Students will learn to:

• Stay ahead of the evolving caregiving and healthcare marketplace
• Understand the workings of complex healthcare organizations
• Create effective data-driven strategies to meet emerging healthcare challenges
• Attain greater proficiency in nonclinical areas such as finance, marketing, and more
• Lead strategically and ethically

Online M.B.A. Cohort with a Concentration in Management

In this 39-credit program, students learn more than theory. They gain practical management skills they can put to work already while earning their degree:

• Create effective business strategies
• Direct operations
• Build teams
• Manage projects
• Design and implement innovative ventures
• Lead successful organizational change

Reduced Tuition and Accelerated Timeframe

Tuition is significantly reduced for both online cohorts and paid on a per-semester basis over seven semesters, rather than by individual credit. The tuition is the same each semester and will not increase during the cohort.

Admissions Requirements

To be admitted to the M.B.A. program, applicants must:

• Have a Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution
• Submit official transcripts from all colleges and universities previously attended
• Submit a written statement outlining their objectives for seeking admission into the program
• Submit a current résumé
• Submit two letters of recommendation
• Submit a completed application to the Admissions Office

Course Descriptions

The M.B.A. program consists of various courses, including:

General Business Core: 18 Credits

• GBA 510: Financial Accounting
• GBA 511: Corporate Financial Management
• GBA 512: Principles of Management and Leadership
• GBA 515: Managerial Communications
• GBA 516: Business Statistics
• GBA 517: Fundamentals of Management Information Systems

Advanced Business Core: 18 Credits

• MBA 611: Global Economic Environment of Business
• MBA 614: Operations Management
• MBA 630: Financial Services and Capital Markets
• MBA 632: Marketing Management and Strategy
• MBA 633: Organizational Behavior in a Global Society

Advanced Courses, Finance Concentration: 12 Credits

• FIN 702A: Money and Capital Market Applications
• FIN 704: Financial Reports Analysis
• FIN 705: Securities Analysis
• FIN 707: Portfolio Management
• FIN 710: Corporate Mergers and Acquisitions
• FIN 715: International Trade
• FIN 750: Financial Problems Seminar
• FIN 752: New Venture Creation

Advanced Certificate in Healthcare Sector Management Courses: 12 Credits

• HCM 710: Health Care Sector Organization
• HCM 720: Health Care Sector Finance
• HCM 730: Health Care Sector Information Management
• HCM 750: Advanced Seminar in Health Care Sector Management

Advanced Courses, Management Concentration: 12 Credits

• MAN 702: Theories of the Organization
• MAN 703: Project Analysis and Program Management
• MAN 704: Managerial Planning and Control Systems
• MAN 705: Management Decision Theory
• MAN 722: Human Resource Management
• MAN 724: Organizational Development
• MAN 725: Work People and Productivity
• MAN 750: Management Seminar
• MAN 752: New Venture Creation

Capstone Course: 3 Credits

• MBA 811: Business Policy
• HCM 810: Health Care Sector Management Capstone

Plan of Study

The basic structure of the M.B.A. program consists of four levels:

1. General Business Core Six courses (18 credits) at the 500 Level
2. Advanced Business Core Three courses (9 credits) at the 600 level
3. Concentration Four advanced courses (12 credits) in Management, Finance, Healthcare Sector Management, or The Business of Pharmaceutics/Biotechnology at the 700 level
4. Capstone Course One course (3 credits) at the 800 level

Finance Concentration

The Finance concentration stresses the application of analytical skills to the arena of business finance. The Finance major provides the tools essential to effective financial analysis and management in such areas as allocation of resources, financial reporting, capital markets, and investing.

Healthcare Sector Management Concentration

This concentration provides a comprehensive examination of healthcare organizations and systems. Students examine the healthcare sector from the standpoints of payers, providers, and suppliers.

Management Concentration

The Management concentration deals with the challenges encountered by the general manager at the level of the enterprise as a whole. The student majoring in Management has the opportunity to master the competencies required to create business strategy, direct operations, supervise employees, build teams, manage projects, create new businesses, and lead organizational change.

Business of Pharmaceutics and Biotechnology Concentration

This innovative program of study is designed for Scientists who need to gain a broader understanding of the business of drug discovery, development, and commercialization. It is also designed for Business operations professionals who need insight into the science, regulation, and development processes leading to the commercialization of pharmaceutics, biotech, and related products.

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Overview:

• Founded in 1926 as the Brooklyn Law School
• Expanded to become Long Island University in 1954
• Currently has 6 campuses across New York State
• Enrolls over 20,000 students
• Notable achievements:
  • Ranked among the top 200 universities in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report
  • Recognized for its strong programs in business, education, and health sciences
  • Home to the Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, one of the largest pharmacy schools in the country

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Student Life:

Extracurricular Activities:

Over 200 student clubs and organizations, including academic, cultural, social, and recreational groups

Clubs:

Examples include the Student Government Association, the Black Student Union, and the International Student Association

Sports Teams:

NCAA Division I athletics in 16 sports, including basketball, football, and soccer

• Student Support Services:

  • Academic Advising
  • Career Counseling
  • Health and Wellness Center
  • Counseling and Psychological Services

• Campus Facilities:

  • Modern academic buildings
  • State-of-the-art athletic facilities
  • Student centers with dining, recreation, and study spaces
  • On-campus housing available at most campuses

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Academics:

• Academic Resources:

  • Over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs
  • Faculty of over 1,000 full-time and part-time professors
  • Research centers and institutes in various fields

• Teaching Methodologies:

  • Traditional lectures
  • Small group discussions
  • Hands-on learning experiences
  • Online and hybrid courses

• Academic Support Services:

  • Tutoring
  • Writing Center
  • Math Lab

• Unique Academic Programs or Initiatives:

  • Honors College
  • Global Studies Program
  • Experiential Learning Program

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Top Reasons to Study Here:

Reputation:

Ranked among the top 200 universities in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report

Specialized Facilities:

State-of-the-art facilities for health sciences, business, and education

Industry Connections:

Partnerships with leading companies and organizations

Notable Alumni:

Includes politicians, business leaders, and entertainers, such as former New York City Mayor David Dinkins and actor Alec Baldwin

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Services:

Counseling:

Counseling and Psychological Services provides individual and group counseling, as well as crisis intervention

Health:

Health and Wellness Center offers medical care, vaccinations, and health education

Housing:

On-campus housing available at most campuses, including traditional dorms, apartments, and townhouses

Library Resources:

Over 1 million volumes in the university libraries, as well as access to online databases and research tools

Technology Support:

IT Help Desk provides technical assistance and support for students

Career Development:

Career Services offers resume writing, interview preparation, and job search assistance