Graduate programs develop the tools and skills that the student will need in the business world. Upon completion of the program, students are able to analyze the financial situation of an organization; develop plans for further development; analyze external economic and market factors that impact the organization; apply quantitative methods to help decision making and; Present findings and recommendations to final decision makers, taking into account ethical and legal implications.

All courses are conducted using the case method to immerse students in situations affecting real companies and require students to develop, present and defend solutions among the alternatives offered by their fellow students. This method requires active participation of the students and the development of critical thinking. The programs develop skills in the areas of accounting, finance, marketing, administration, human resources, and economics, among others.

All Graduate programs require 42 credit hours for graduation. Students are expected to enroll in a course with 12 credit hours per semester, which would allow completion of all requirements in approximately 14 to 16 calendar months by maintaining continuous enrollment.

1. Provide a comprehensive, student-centered, and flexible learning experience.

2. Articulate and clearly communicate our value proposition to all our stakeholders.

3. Make effective use of current and future resources to fulfill our mission.