Why Choose Auburn's College of Business
There are many reasons why you should choose to pursue your graduate degree at Auburn University. The College of Business is AACSB-accredited and has had proven success with distance education programs (as well as traditional instruction), advanced information technology is integrated into our curriculum, and our faculty are noted for responsiveness to student needs.
Auburn University credit courses are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). In addition, the Auburn University Master of Business Administration Degree is fully accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
Why choose the MBA program?
The successful business person in today's ever-changing global business environment must possess certain skills: a solid foundation in traditional business subjects; practical leadership and team building experience; a clear understanding of social and ethical issues; and a mastery of new technologies and their impact on the business environment. If your career could benefit from these skills, an Auburn MBA should be in your future.
Why choose the MAc program?
The MAc degree provides a broad-based business education, with courses focused on enhancing students' analytical and critical thinking skills, written and oral communication skills, and understanding of the global nature of the accounting profession. Particular emphasis is placed on development of technology skills and ability to assess business risk and performance. The curriculum offers students the flexibility to tailor their programs of study to meet specific career goals and objectives. Students take only four core accounting courses and choose three accounting electives and three business electives.
Why choose the MMIS program?
The MMIS is for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of information systems and technology management. Additionally, it is the right degree for anyone interested in bolstering their knowledge in a specific IT area and improving their career opportunities.
