Pacific Lutheran University

What you'll study

The curriculum emphasizes leadership, innovation, global business perspectives and ethical decision making. Students study core MBA topics together with experiential components such as internships, consulting projects and case competitions that connect theory to practice. The program also includes an embedded, faculty‑led 10‑day international business study trip with core travel costs covered by the program.

• Two degree paths: General MBA or MBA in Management Science & Quantitative Methods (STEM‑Designated)
• Optional concentrations: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Analytics, Cybersecurity Management, Healthcare Administration, Finance
• Experiential learning: internships, consulting projects, case competitions and a funded 10‑day global study trip

Entry requirements

The course page does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective students should consult PLU's admissions office or the MBA admissions pages for documented prerequisites, application materials and deadlines.

Career prospects

Graduates move into leadership and managerial roles across sectors including nonprofits, government, multinational corporations, healthcare systems, athletic organizations or start‑ups. PLU highlights alumni working in roles such as program management at large tech employers and positions supporting creative businesses; the curriculum is intended to prepare students to integrate business concepts for responsible leadership.

Scholarships & funding angle

PLU locks MBA tuition for six consecutive semesters so students changing pace are protected from tuition increases. All schedule options are treated as full‑time for financial aid and military benefits; for scholarships, assistantships or precise funding opportunities, contact the PLU School of Business financial aid office.