MBA

The MBA programs at UNLV prepare students to succeed in today's business environment by providing them with the needed skills, knowledge, and tools to become visionary and creative leaders. The program focuses on ethics and critical thinking, business communications, the role of the firm and its goals and markets, firms' strategic planning and positioning, supply chain management, international business culture, information technology, leadership, and teamwork. Our faculty and administration are committed to fulfilling the recently revised college mission: to advance the knowledge and practice of the disciplines that constitute business and administration and to foster the intellectual and economic vitality of Nevada and the Intermountain Region through teaching, research, and outreach. Our faculty are committed to continuous quality improvement of the curriculum. To achieve the best outcome, the faculty embrace no single teaching method, but rather employ a combination of methods best suited to the particular objectives of the course. Lectures, group discussions, seminars, case studies, computer simulations, and individual and group research projects are frequently used within courses and across the curriculum.

The MBA programs provide our students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the fast-paced, always-changing world of business through innovative and dynamic programs and courses. The faculty and staff at UNLV are very proud to be your partners in building a successful career.

Lee Business School offers a part-time evening MBA program. The program is designed to provide a breadth of management and business skills, knowledge, and tools to become visionary and creative leaders. Students have the opportunity for specialization and in-depth focus on cutting-edge issues through dual degree programs.

The Lee Business School MBA Program at UNLV is designed for those who seek global career and leadership opportunities. The world is changing quickly and today's business leaders are faced with new challenges in a complex business environment supported by new communication technologies and organizational structures. Success in the new global marketplace requires teams of executives working across functions and across borders.