Lawrence Technological University

What you'll study

The curriculum starts with five foundation courses (total 6 credits):

• Fundamentals of Financial Accounting (ACC5001T) — 1.5 credits
• Fundamental of Economics (ECN5011T) — 1.5 credits
• Fundamentals of Finance (MBA5051T) — 1.5 credits
• Legal Environment of Business (MBA5061T) — 1.5 credits

Core courses cover managerial and financial decision making, global economics, analytics, leadership, marketing, operations and information systems. Representative core course topics (generally 3 credits each) include:

• Managerial Accounting — management/cost accounting methods for decision making
• Global Business Economics — economic, demographic and political factors affecting global business
• Financial Management — firm finance, planning, budgeting and capital structure
• Statistics for Data Analytics and Visualization — basic concepts of data analytics, distinctions among statistical analysis, data mining, business intelligence and exposure to tools/programming languages
• Reflective Leadership — leadership theories, cross-cultural competence and personal leadership development
• Strategic Marketing Management — marketing research, consumer behavior, product strategy, pricing, distribution and global marketing
• Operations and Supply Chain Management — process design, quality, forecasting, inventory and supply chain strategies
• Management Information Systems — strategic and operational uses of information systems and socio-technical perspectives
• Global Strategic Management — the MBA capstone addressing strategic planning and decision making

Students pair these core competencies with a chosen specialty area to build applied expertise.

Entry requirements

The program page indicates admissions requirements exist but does not list detailed criteria; prospective applicants should consult the MBA admissions office or program contact for specific prerequisites and documentation needed.

Career prospects

Graduates combine technical specialty skills (for example analytics, IT, finance, marketing, project management, HR or healthcare administration) with leadership and strategy training. That mix prepares holders for roles that require both functional competence and cross-functional decision making in multinational and domestic organizations—examples include analytics manager, finance manager, IT/business systems lead, marketing manager, project manager, HR leader or healthcare administrator, depending on chosen specialization.

Scholarships & funding angle

The program page does not list specific scholarships. Applicants should explore university-wide financial aid, graduate assistantships, employer tuition support and external scholarships, and contact the program office for guidance on available funding options.