MBA Program

Leadership Skills

Leaders in today's global marketplace require skills to meet the demands of increased competition, rapidly evolving technology and workplace diversity. The Cal Lutheran MBA Program prepares students to be innovative and responsible leaders who can:

• Analyze and evaluate business conditions
• Respond effectively to economic challenges
• Continually apply learning skills
• Manage personnel with fair standards
• Utilize ethical criteria for decision making
• Advance their careers or transition to new ones

Program Goals

The goal of the MBA program is to develop well-rounded professionals who understand:

• Economic, legal, political and strategic factors
• Concepts and processes in finance and financial institutions, production, marketing and distribution
• Concepts and methods of accounting, quantitative methods and information systems
• Organizational theory, interpersonal relationships, leadership and motivational strategies and communications
• Administrative processes, integrative strategies and management policy determination in challenging conditions
• Ethical values and systems for decision making
• Information technology for enterprises and professionals in business and technology

Cal Lutheran's MBA program is offered in Ventura County at the main CLU campus in Thousand Oaks as well as the Oxnard Center, and in Los Angeles County at the Woodland Hills Center (San Fernando Valley).

• Program Goals
• Program Requirements
• Core Courses
• Professional Tracks

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CLU's programs for working professionals are known for relevant education that create opportunities and help graduates achieve their goals. A CLU degree is an investment that produces invaluble, lifelong returns.