MBA - Online and On Campus
A Cal Lutheran MBA gives you the insight and inspiration you need to thrive in your career.
Ideal for people who want grounding in core business skills while they also pursue an area of passion, our MBA program features a rigorous curriculum that can be customized by pursuing one of our professional tracks.
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| 2019-20 Cost $855 per credit $38,475 base cost |
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Want to learn more?
Let us know you're interested and we'll reach out to answer your questions. You'll also receive more information about the program and your financial aid options.
Join us for a Coffee Chat!
Thursday, March 28, 2019 from 7:30 - 9 a.m.
Five07 Coffee Bar and Eatery, Thousand Oaks
Join us for complimentary coffee and pastries, and the opportunity to get answers to your individual questions in an informal setting. Talk with faculty and admission counselors to learn more about the School of Management's programs. We’ll also give you a voucher to waive the application fee! Learn more and RSVP
Professional Tracks
You can work toward an MBA in a general track or you can choose to earn an MBA with a specialization in one of these areas:
- Enterprise Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Learn how to use your company's size, speed, and flexibility to successfully compete - Finance
Apply financial strategy to contribute to your company's long term success - Human Capital Management
Learn about talent management, compensation, training, and employee relations - International Business
Be prepared for a career in a borderless world economy - IT Management
Take on data management, software planning, security, and IT strategy - Marketing
Understand the principal tools of marketing and sales management
Primo CustodioMy experience in the MBA program has been so much more than just earning a degree. The unique environment of small classes, like-minded students from various industries, and experienced professors who care about students' progress have helped shape the business professional and person I am today.
VP, HR Operations & Technical Services, ret. 2016, NBC Universal