Now you can earn the same quality MBA that Eastern Illinois University offers to its on-campus students.
EIU’s School of Business is proud to launch the MBA in a completely online format. The EIU School of Business is accredited by the AACSB and the MBA program is taught by doctoral qualified faculty.
The Applied Management Option is focused on “hands-on” development of students’ intellectual and creative capacities. The program addresses a broad range of business-related skills emphasizing a combination of teamwork, writing, contemporary global and ethical issues, and analytical skills that can be immediately put into practice. Click here for more information on this option.
The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Option is designed to support careers using computer systems to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage and present spatial or geographical data in a variety of fields including management, logistics, insurance, and telecommunications. Click here for more information on this option.
The Accountancy Concentration is intended for students who have completed an undergraduate degree in accounting, and the program will prepare students to meet the educational requirements necessary to take the Certified Public Accountant examination. Click here for more information on this option.
We are pleased that we have been able to partner with the MS in Cybersecurity degree program from EIU's School of Technology by offering MBA 5670, MIS 4850, and MIS 4860 as required online courses for those students. Click here for more information on this option.
he Research Option is designed for students who want to focus on business research and quantitative methods for research. Click here for more information on this option.
Dr. Dobbs joined the faculty at Eastern in 2009 after teaching at Southern Methodist University (SMU), LeTourneau University, and Arkansas State University. His research and publications are primarily focused on Strategic Management issues related to sport, nonprofits, and small business.
Mark Bayer is an Assistant Professor of Management at Eastern Illinois University. His research focuses on group cognition and collective creativity. He holds a doctorate degree in Organization Science from the University of Texas at Austin. Before earning his PhD, he spent over 15 years in the aerospace industry as a flight test engineer and engineering manager.
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