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Unlock Your Full Potential
You want to succeed in your career at the management or executive level and you’re ready to take the next step. With Walsh’s flexible, 100% online MBA program, you’ll study the current demands of our global economy and the future of business, all while continuing in your full-time career. Enjoy exceptional support through a small cohort and personal business coach to help you become a well-rounded business professional. Identify your leadership style and learn to work with a diverse team of professionals.
- Cultivate a practical managerial skill set and leadership competencies to lead strategically and ethically
- Build on existing knowledge with experiential learning in a convenient, 100% online platform
- Learn operational and technical skills and receive leadership certification/designation on your transcript
- Refine four core skills of critical thinking, situational agility, effective communication and conflict resolution
Online MBA Fast Facts
- Ultimate flexibility, take classes at a pace and time that works for you
- Ideal for business and non-business majors
- 100% online
- 36 credit hours
- Complete in as little as 1 year
- Take up to two eight-week courses per term
- Six intakes per year
- Be paired up with an industry mentor and earn a leadership certification with your degree
- 4 specializations: Data Analytics, Healthcare Management, Management & Marketing
- Fall A 2021: August 23, 2021
- Apply by: August 11, 2021
Admissions Requirements
- No GMAT or GRE required
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- Official transcripts from all academic institutions attended
- Current resume
- No application fee
Specializations
Choose from four specializations – Data Analytics, Healthcare Management, Management or Marketing and establish yourself as a subject matter expert in the field.
This course is designed to explore behavior in the modern business world from a professional ethical perspective. Particular current issues will form the basis of discussion and analysis. During the course, students will study ethics as a discipline and will explore it with an emphasis on the modern business environment. Cases and presentations will be used to provide a better understanding of concepts and principles that determine managerial ethics in real-life situations. This course will explore the application of the moral theory to management decision-making with special emphasis on the Catholic moral tradition in adherence to Ex Corde Ecclesiae (1990).
In this course, students examine essential management, organizational behavior and communication theories. Topics include motivation, conflict management and resolution, groups and teams, and communication. This course is designed to explore how these elements impact the practical application of behavioral science theories with respect to solving complex management problems in a diverse, global environment.
This course examines the practices required to effectively manage an organization’s financial resources. It explores financial analysis and budgeting techniques with an orientation towards development, analysis, and interpretation of historical, present, and projected performance measures. This course will explore a firm’s financing strategies and its access to a variety of capital sources, a firm’s optimal capital structure, and effective resource allocation and investment strategies. The specific topics include financial statement analysis, pro forma analysis, operating budgets, capital budgeting, insourcing and outsourcing, capital structure, and cost of capital.
Hear From Our Students
Selecting a university for your MBA education is a big decision. We encourage you to read through our brochure, give us a call, and check out our testimonials from business professionals like you who have studied in our online MBA program.
"I feel Walsh has prepared me for my career by making me take a step back and really think about things and organization as the whole, rather than just the pieces and parts. Here, everyone is engaged and wants you to be successful."
–Jon Bishop, MBA student
This course explores the applications of marketing theories and concepts used throughout various types of organizations, including manufacturing, service, nonprofit, and government entities. Topics include marketing strategy and planning, market segmentation, consumer behavior, branding, product and service development, and international marketing.
In this capstone course, students focus on the perspective and skills of the general manager. The purpose of this course is to provide practice in diagnosing and identifying realistic solutions to complex strategic and organizational problems. The course builds on the previous coursework by providing an opportunity to integrate various functional areas and by providing a total business perspective. Topics include an overview of strategic management, the process of choosing and defining purposes and objectives, identifying internal and external environmental factors relevant to strategic management, formulating and implementing a viable strategy and monitoring strategic performance. The course focuses on relationships among the firm, its strategy and its environment; why firms choose certain businesses, which business strategies are successful, and how firms can change in response to a dynamic environment.
