Graduate Introduction

You work full time, have family obligations and participate in community activities. Now that you're mature enough to truly benefit from college, you're too busy to attend. Or, so you think.

The MBA program at Warner University is designed to accommodate the schedules of busy, working adults who need additional education to advance in their present careers or pursue new ones.

Graduate Programs:

Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Master of Arts in Education (M.A.Ed.)
Master of Science in Management (M.S.M) Online Program

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Each professional degree program is designed to prepare students for managerial and leadership roles, giving them a competitive advantage in the workplace. Professional peers make up the small class sizes, allowing for discussion and debate between students and faculty, and creating an enhanced learning environment.

Business Education with a Christian Perspective

Warner University is a Christian institution, and the MBA courses reflect its Christian world view. A focal point of the program is a two-hour course called Business Ethics From a Christian Perspective. "Students examine how someone with Christian beliefs would act and react in various business situations," Dr. Wiseman explains. "We stress a business ethic that is above what students might receive at a secular institution."

The capstone course taken by all students at the end of the program examines broad-based issues from the same Christian perspective.

Consistent with the college's mission, all students, faculty and staff have opportunities to participate in service projects within the community, as their schedules permit.

Small Classes, Highly Qualified Faculty

MBA students at Warner University enjoy small classes that promote discussion and debate between students and faculty. Many full-time students also appreciate the fact that those who enroll at the same time go through the program together, taking the same courses in sequence.

All students benefit from the combined expertise of highly qualified faculty who have earned doctoral degrees in their areas of expertise. They enjoy new, modern resource and student centers, both equipped with computer labs for student use. "Many of our library resources are available online for our students," Dr.Wiseman notes. "In fact, the entire card catalog for our library is searchable online."

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Call 1-800-309-9563, or e-mail admissions@warner.edu, for more information!