Liberty University

What you'll study

Students complete either a 36-hour MBA or a 45-hour MBA with a chosen specialization. Core learning stresses applied business skills, critical thinking and Christian ethical perspectives on management. Available specializations include Leadership; Healthcare Management; Public Relations; Accounting; Marketing; Accounting; American Legal Studies; Criminal Justice Administration; Economics; Executive Coaching; Finance; Healthcare Law & Compliance; Human Resources; International Business; International Legal Studies; Leadership; Marketing; Non-Profit Leadership & Management; Project Management; Public Administration; Public Relations; Real Estate Development; Six Sigma; Strategic Management; Strategic Media & Digital Content; Supply Chain Management & Logistics; Tourism Management.

Campus resources supporting practical training include stock trading simulation rooms with ticker boards, IT labs, networking and data centers, a 500-seat auditorium, and the Center for Entrepreneurship which helps students develop business plans and pursue funding. The School of Business also brings an average of 40 guest speakers into classrooms annually. Faculty highlighted on the program page include experienced practitioners in management and human resources.

Entry requirements

Specific admissions criteria, transfer credit policies and application steps are provided through the university's residential admissions information. Prospective applicants should consult the Residential Admissions site for required materials and eligibility details.

Career prospects

The program emphasizes real-world learning to prepare graduates for a range of roles in private and public sectors. Alumni and students have worked at organizations such as Wells Fargo, Investment Banking, AT&T, Bank of America, Cisco Systems and IBM. Residential students are also positioned to build peer and faculty networks through on-campus collaboration.

Scholarships & funding angle

While specific scholarships or funding amounts are not listed on the program text, applicants should explore university scholarship pages, residential admissions resources and graduate funding offices for assistantships, merit awards or other support. The program's mix of online and evening formats can also help working students balance employment and study.