Master of Business Administration in Energy Management

The Collins College Working Professionals MBA program is designed for full-time employees who wish to sharpen their business skills and enhance career advancement opportunities. The program arranges classes with your work schedule in mind. Classes are small, resulting in an extremely personal environment. Real-world cases and current events are incorporated into classes, which assist you in developing critical thinking skills and teach you new ways to think about and solve problems. Completion of the MBA will set you apart in the workplace and prepare you to take a leadership role in business.The MBA energy management track is a 37-hour program. It can be completed in a two calendar-year period. However, given that the typical student is employed full-time, heshe may opt to stretch the courses over a longer period.Prepare to embark on a dynamic leadership journey. Get your foot in the door or accelerate your career. We put emphasis on practical experience and offer practicums and internships in business organizations to equip you with the business knowledge, leadership skills and networks. TU graduates thrive with 100% employment rates at top companies and institutions including Verizon, Chevron, JP Morgan Chase & Co., Amazon, Bank of America, General Motors, Walmart, and more.Job opportunities: Contracts analyst, Program manager, Implementation consultant, Market research analystBusiness operations specialist

Applicants must hold a baccalaureate or graduate degree from an accredited college or university.Applicants must meet any admission requirements set by the degree program in addition to those set by the Graduate School.Applicants whose academic work has been superior are admitted upon the approval of the degree program and the Dean of the Graduate School.GPA: A grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in the undergraduate major is required, but requirements may vary among programs and may be higher than 3.0.GRE or GMAT: Applicant must obtain a satisfactory score on the GRE General Test. Programs in the Collins College of Business do not require the GMAT or GRE exam, but submitting your scores may improve scholarship opportunities. Additionally, some programs may waive the GRE requirement.