Lincoln
University offers a unique practical training program in
which international graduate students are allowed to
work in full-time employment in local U.S. companies
while attending the Master of Business program.
This program is only available at Lincoln's Oakland
Campus in
California (San Francisco Bay area) campus.
The MBA at Lincoln University is
a professional degree. It is designed to develop broad
managerial competence to enable graduates to cope with a
wide variety of business situations appropriate to their
diverse backgrounds. The Lincoln MBA program upholds a
strong international focus. In order to fulfill the
overall objective, emphasis is placed throughout the
program on the development of the individual through the
concentration on basic disciplines and skills as well as
specific subject areas. The following objectives have
been identified and judged appropriate:
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use of analytical tools from the quantitative and
behavioral sciences;
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coverage of the basic functional areas of business
with stress on their inter-relationships;
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the building of flexible adaptability to changing
environments;
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the development of the student's ability to evaluate
social, political, and economic values;
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advancement of skills in group cooperation and
decision-making;
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development of communication skills;
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development of a sense of professional
responsibility;
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the multinational aspects as related to all the
subject areas. MBA
Lincoln
University offers the internship program in
Masters of Business with
concentrations in:
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International Business
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Financial Management & Investment Banking
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Human Resource Management
Each quarter
when a new "cohort" of students starts, only one of
these four concentrations will be officially offered (on
a rotating basis throughout the year).
However, no matter what the concentration may
"officially" be in the quarter that a student begins,
the student may also select or substitute courses in any
of the other concentrations that he/she may have
interest in. Elective courses may be chosen to
supplement the concentration and may be in different
areas. A personal concentration may be created by
a student with the permission of the Dean and an
Academic Adviser.
MBA
Requirements
MBA
Course Description
English Classes