Choose the MBA Program that Fits You
Why KU Business
- KU's full-time MBA program ranks 53rd and our working professional program ranks 38th among public universities, according to the 2020 edition of U.S. News and World Report’s “Best Graduate Schools."
- The online KU MBA program ranks No. 26 overall (tied) in the U.S. and No. 20 among public schools, per U.S. News & World Report.
- Our Master of Accounting program touts 95 percent career placement yearly, and it allows you to meet CPA education requirement in only one year.
- The CPA exam pass rate of KU Master of Accounting graduates places KU in the top 12 percent nationally among large program schools, according to the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy.
- There are KU business alumni groups in nearly every major city in the country and around the world.
MBA Program Snapshots
FULL TIME
- Length of program
- 18 months (with optional 4th semester)
- Total number of credit hours
- 50 credit hours
- Total number of courses
- 20 courses
- Campus location
- Lawrence Campus
WORKING PROFESSIONAL
- Length of program
- 2.5 years (based on student’s progress)
- Total number of credit hours
- 42 credit hours
- Total number of courses
- 15 courses
- Campus location
- Edwards Campus, Overland Park
Online MBA Program
- Length of program
- 2.5 years (on average)
- Total number of credit hours
- 42 credit hours
- Total number of courses
- 14 courses
- Campus location
- 100 percent online
Master of Accounting Program Snapshot
- Length of program
- 10 months (one academic year)
- Total number of credit hours
- 30 credit hours
- Total number of courses
- 10 courses
- Campus location
- Lawrence Campus
Business and Organizational Leadership
A cutting edge program designed to prepare you for the leadership challenges in your future.
Supply Chain Management and Logistics
Are you an officer in the military? Enhance your military career with a specialized Supply Chain Management degree.
Doctor of Philosophy
The KU School of Business doctoral program is highly selective, allowing six or seven new students chosen each year to work closely with research faculty.
