Can you tell me in detail about the admission process in MBA (Master in Business Administration) course offered by University of the Incarnate Word?

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) in University of the Incarnate Word is designed for the professional.

It develops a broad understanding of how the elements and processes of business organizations relate to one another and to the external environment.

One who wishes to pursue it must have the appropriate business course foundation to successfully complete a graduate level of study in Business.

At UIW, it constitutes the Common Professional Components (CPCs):

Accounting I & II, Information Systems, Economics (Macro and Micro), Quantitative Analysis and Statistics, Finance, Global Environment*, Marketing, Business Law, Management

Degree Highlights:
• Completed in 10 months
• No GMAT or GRE required
• Build own specialization or choose from Human Resources, Data Analytics or Asset Management

UIW MBA for Professionals
Working professionals wanting to advance in the current job, change careers or start the own business

Typical MBA
Professionals with work experience who seek career advancement

Major Requirements


A. Core Coursework (24 hours)
PMBA 6310 - Managerial Accounting and Control Systems
PMBA 6311 - Managerial Finance
PMBA 6312 - Quantitative Methods and Research
PMBA 6313 - Managerial Economics and Decision-Making
PMBA 6314 - Management of Information Technology
PMBA 6315 - Leading Organizations and Human Resources
PMBA 6316- Strategic Marketing, Communications, and Research
PMBA 6317 - Global Strategy, Policy, and Regulation

B. Specialization (Choose one)
Asset Management (6 hours)
PMBA 6320 - Investments
PMBA 6321 - Portfolio Management
PMBA 6323 - Real Estate Investments

Data Analytics (6 hours)
PMBA 6322 - Data Management
PMBA 6330 - Applied Data Analysis
PMBA 6331 - Forecasting Methods in Business

Human Resources (6 hours)
BMGT 6311 - Human Resource Management
PMBA 6340 - Metrics and Measures of HR
PMBA 6341 - Strategic Human Resources Management

General (6 hours)
Six hours in transfer credit or 3 hours from two chosen specializations