Master of Business Administration

Located in the hub of Oklahoma City's thriving Innovation District, OU's MBA programs are, quite literally, surrounded by global leaders in energy, healthcare, tech, entrepreneurship and finance. Our new 27,000 square foot state-of-the-art campus makes collaborating across these industries easy.Our campus includes diverse and adaptable spaces for studying and collaboration, along with convenient amenities.Our 48-hour Full-time MBA program is designed in a modular format, with each semester being broken into two 8-week modules. This structure allows you to begin specialized elective coursework prior to your summer internship. It also creates an accelerated program, so that you can complete your MBA in 16 months, instead of the traditional 2-year format.Core classes cover fundamental business knowledge and essential managerial competencies with an emphasis on the global business perspective. Topics include accounting, marketing, financial analysis, business strategy, human resources, operations management, and data analytics.After the first year of core courses, electives are incorporated into the curriculum to fit your interests. 18 hours of electives are required for the MBA program. Electives are offered in several areas, including: Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, FinanceLaw, Management Information Systems, Supply Chain Management

Entrance exams demonstrate your academic aptitude in areas that will be developed during the MBA program.We accept the GMAT or GRE exam. Test scores are valid for five years, and we only consider your highest GMAT or GRE scores. Which test you take is entirely up to you, and we do not give preferential treatment to those who select one test over the other. Upload an unofficial copy of your transcript from your last degree-granting institution to the online application and request for an official transcript to be sent to OU.Applicants must submit a transcript from the college or university where they earned their most recent degree in order to be considered for admission.