Opportunities & Outcomes
Grounded in Quincy University’s Catholic Franciscan values, the MBA emphasizes responsible leadership, collaboration, and service. Through applied coursework and real-world problem solving, graduates gain the perspective and professional readiness needed to advance their careers or pivot into new leadership roles across industries.
Career Pathways
An MBA opens doors to leadership, management, and strategic roles across business, nonprofit, and public-sector organizations.
Leadership & Management
- Manager or senior supervisor
- Operations or program director
- Team or department leader
- Organizational development manager
Strategy, Analytics & Consulting
- Business or strategy analyst
- Management or operations consultant
- Project or change management leader
- Data-informed decision-making roles
Finance, Marketing & Growth
- Financial or budget manager
- Marketing or brand manager
- Business development or growth strategist
- Sales or revenue operations manager
Human Resources & Talent Leadership
- Human resources or talent development manager
- Training and organizational effectiveness leader
- Employee relations or compliance manager
- Nonprofit, Healthcare & Public Leadership
Nonprofit executive or program director
- Healthcare administration or operations leader
- Public sector or government management roles
- Mission-driven organization leadership
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Business owner or entrepreneur
- Startup or innovation manager
- Product or venture development roles
Programs of Study Offered
- Master of Business Administration with a General MBA Concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a Health Care Administration Concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a Operations Management Concentration
- Master of Business Administration with a Organizational Leadership Concentration
Program Overview
The program is available both online and on campus. Courses are offered during the fall, spring, and summer terms. To accommodate busy schedules, on-campus courses meet once per week for 3.5 hours.
Special Notice for CPA Candidates: The MBA degree provides students with an advanced credential beyond the Bachelor of Accounting while also fulfilling current state requirements. Students who wish to sit for the CPA examination and pursue a master’s degree to meet the 150-hour requirement can complete both through the MBA program at Quincy University.
Contact
Vicky Eidson, D. Mgt
Dean, Oakley School of Business
Professor of Accounting
217-228-5432 ext:3061
eidsovi@quincy.edu
Amy K. Stollberg, M.S.Ed, Associate Dean of Transfer and Graduate Admissions
Francis Hall Room 111
217-228-5212
stollam@quincy.edu
Degree Requirements
Graduate
- Master of Business Administration, General MBA Concentration, MBA
- Master of Business Administration, Operations Management Concentration, MBA
- Master of Business Administration, Organizational Leadership Concentration, MBA
- Master of Business Administration with a Health Care Administration Concentration