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Executive Master of Business Administration(MBA)
PURPOSE
Midwest University’s Executive Master of Business Administration program aims to provide classes and team- based projects opportunities with focusing on leadership development and further increasing students’ learning experiences in the global business fields.
OBJECTIVES
Upon completing this degree, students will be able to:
- Be equipped with theoretical business understanding with practical knowledge for their communities.
- Provide the opportunity to participate in global mission and business network.
- Become business leaders in their fields with mission mindsets.
COURSES
Core Courses
24 Credit Hours (Select 6 courses)
| EM 601 Leadership in the Digital Age | 4 |
| EM 602 Strategic Financial Leadership | 4 |
| EM 603 Innovation Strategy & Design Thinking | 4 |
| EM 604 Organizational Behavior & Culture | 4 |
| EM 605 Global Strategy and Market Dynamics | 4 |
| EM 606 Sustainable & Ethical Leadership | 4 |
| EM 611 Executive Coaching & Personal Development | 4 |
| EM 612 Strategy Simulation & War Game | 4 |
Field Practicum Course
3 Credit Hours
| EM 621 Global Immersion Module | 3 |
Capstone Course
3 Credit Hours
| EM 622 Executive Capstone Project | 3 |
Service leadership Engagement Program (SLEP)
The Service Leadership Engagement Program is designed to cultivate servant leadership, ethical responsibility, professional integrity, and community engagement through structured leadership service activities. Doctoral students participate in community service, organizational leadership projects, and professional engagement experiences that strengthen ethical leadership and social responsibility competencies.
Option 1 - Community Service
Complete 24 hours of approved community service, demonstrating leadership, civic engagement, and service to the community.
Option 2 - Leadership Service Seminar
Complete a 1-credit Leadership Service Seminar, which focuses on the role and responsibilities of leaders in serving communities. Students are required to attend the seminar and successfully complete a reflective report or assigned project demonstrating their understanding and application of service leadership principles.