As part of our accreditation process, the Labovitz MBA Program has developed a set of program learning goals and objectives. Through a process of continuous improvement, we strive to ensure that all graduates of our program meet the following objectives:
Core Knowledge and Skills
- Learning Goal: Communicate effectively in business contexts.
Learning Objective 1A: Produce professional quality business documents.
Learning Objective 1B: Deliver professional quality business-oriented presentations. - Learning Goal: Diagnose and evaluate business problems accurately to make effective managerial decisions.
Learning Objective 2A: Use appropriate quantitative tools and techniques to analyze business problems.
Learning Objective 2B: Apply quantitative information to make effective decisions.
Learning Objective 2C: Apply qualitative information, tools/techniques, and appropriate theories to make effective decisions. - Learning Goal: Integrate ethical and global perspectives in managerial decisions.
Learning Objective 3A: Identify and resolve ethical and legal issues in managerial situations.
Learning Objective 3B: Identify and analyze relevant global issues in managerial situations.
Management Specific Knowledge and Skills
- Learning Goal: Demonstrate an advanced level of business acumen.
Learning Objective 4A: Know the core functional business areas from a managerial perspective: accounting, finance, management [human resources and operations], and marketing.
Learning Objective 4B: Integrate knowledge of the core functional business areas that reflect cross-functional aspects of management. - Learning Goal: Demonstrate knowledge and skills to be effective leaders.
Learning Objective 5A: Explore their leadership qualities and identify opportunities for leadership development.
Learning Objective 5B: Apply knowledge of individuals, groups, and the organizational context to influence and direct the work of others effectively.