Cost & earnings at Lander University What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Business Administration graduates earn a median $64,706 Across 1,207 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →Lander University's MBA develops broad managerial and strategic skills with options for focused expertise through two micro-credentials. It suits mid-career professionals seeking promotion, career-changers who need business grounding, and aspiring leaders who want practical specialisation in areas such as analytics, operations or digital marketing.
The curriculum combines advanced study in accounting, finance, economics, management and marketing with focused short programs (micro-credentials). Students select two micro-credentials from Business Analytics, Organizational Leadership, Supply Chain and Operations Management, Healthcare Management, Digital Marketing, or Financial Management. Learning goals include attaining advanced business knowledge, applying ethical principles in decision-making, evaluating information with evidence-guided reasoning, choosing leadership approaches to strengthen operations, and leveraging micro-credential expertise for career readiness.
Applicants must hold a B.A. or B.S. from an accredited institution and submit official transcripts. Completion of a Statistics course with a grade of C or better is required. Candidates without a business degree must complete BA 600. The program welcomes all applicants and may request additional materials when necessary.
Graduates leave with comprehensive business knowledge and advanced leadership and problem-solving skills intended to prepare them for roles as leaders, managers, executives, entrepreneurs and innovators across industries. The program highlights readiness to address dynamic business issues such as diversity, sustainability, globalisation and ethics.
Tuition is offered at a flat rate of $545 per credit hour with no additional fees. Special tuition rates are available for active duty military, veterans and military spouses. Eight-week semesters let students take one or two classes at a time and finish the program in as little as 12 months, supporting both full-time and part-time study plans.
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