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Jun 14, 2026
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2026-2027 Catalog
Business Administration - Enterprise, MBA
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The Enterprise MBA, modeled after the School of Management’s Part-Time MBA program, is a fully asynchronous degree program open to employees of Andersen Tax. Andersen employees can complete the program in three to five years.
Foundational to the program is a challenging academic curriculum designed to train students to meet the requirements for a diverse and rapidly changing global workforce. Academic and professional preparation is sustained by an expensive series of co-curricular programs and mentor-supported reflections directed at encouraging students to discern and articulate their values as they develop their characters.
THE MBA CURRICULUM
The University of San Francisco MBA Program is a rigorous and intellectually challenging field of study that provides the analytical, functional, and interpersonal skills necessary for success in an increasingly complex and global business environment. The MBA curriculum reflects careful consideration of the development of these skills by providing students with two levels of graduate management course work: Core Courses and Elective Courses.
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Program Learning Outcomes
- Apply data-informed strategic thinking to diagnose and address complex, ambiguous business challenges.
- Assess organizational decisions using ethical reasoning, responsible technology practices, and stakeholder impact.
- Create novel solutions by integrating insights from multiple business disciplines.
- Advance socially-responsible approaches while leading effectively across cultures and borders.
Enterprise Major Requirements (36 units)
The MBA Enterprise curriculum is 36 units comprised of 10 core courses (20 units), Capstone course (2 units) and 14 elective units. Required MBA Courses
The MBA Core Courses are the nucleus of the MBA curriculum and provide innovative problem-solving skills to diagnose and solve a wide variety of managerial problems. In addition to the development of specific functional and analytical skills, the core curriculum has been uniquely designed to integrate five themes throughout each course: global perspectives, ethical perspectives, creative problem solving, leadership dynamics, and communication skills. Through the use of case studies, guest speakers, computer simulations, and faculty-student interaction, these themes merge with course content to provide a real world experience. Capstone (2 units)
The Magis Final Project is a capstone course and a cornerstone of the MBA curriculum, designed to synthesize the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program. This requirement challenges students to apply their learning to a complex, real-world business issue, demonstrating their ability to think critically, lead effectively, and create value and impact in a professional context. MBA Electives
MBA students have the opportunity to customize their learning experience through four elective courses, allowing them to tailor their education to their professional goals and areas of interest. Electives cover a wide range of topics, including advanced business disciplines, emerging trends, and industry-specific knowledge. Please complete an additional 10 units of MBA courses. |
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