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The Master of Business Administration is designed to develop skilled managers for positions of responsibility in a changing society. It provides students with the competitive edge that high performing organizations demand. The general administration courses stress the knowledge and skills needed to deal with organizations and personnel. The functional courses (accounting, finance, economics and marketing) develop specialized skills necessary for a firm’s success and growth. In addition, the MBA stresses leadership and the social and public responsibilities of those in business.

All of our MBA courses are offered at night to accommodate the schedules of full-time professionals who want to work as they learn.

We are in the process of phasing out our existing MBA and phasing in a new MBA.    Click here to learn about the new MBA.   The existing MBA is no longer accepting new students.   Please choose one of the following to learn more about the existing Bloch MBA:

• Admission to the Program
• Degree Requirements
• MBA Emphasis Areas
• MBA Options
• Graduate Tuition Information
• Graduate Student Handbook
• Advising

BLOCH STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: MBA Students Make a Case for Ace (click for full story)

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Other MBA Options

• The JD/MBA joint program: The JD/MBA program is designed for professionals who seek to blend business and legal skills into a successful career. Click here to learn more about this degree program.
• Bloch Executive MBA: For experienced professionals on an executive career path, the Bloch School offers an Executive MBA program in a 21-month, alternating weekend format. For more information, visit our Web site.

Ready to apply? Click here to start.

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Regarding Graduate Tuition

Students who at the time of application are residents of one of the following Kansas counties may be eligible for the Metro Rate: Atchison, Douglas, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Leavenworth, Miami, Osage, Shawnee, Wyandotte.

If you are a part time student (which means one class (3 credit hours) to two classes (6 credit hours) in fall and spring semesters, and one class in summer semester), you will pay in-state tuition regardless of your residency*.

For students planning to enroll full time who are residents of Kansas (counties other than those included in the Metro Rate), Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota, the Midwest Student Exchange Program allows you to pay a reduced out-of-state fees for certain UMKC programs including those in the Bloch School. To be classifed as a Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) student, mark the "MSEP" box on your application for admission.

To view the UMKC tuition and fee schedule, click here.  

If you are a part time student (which means one class (3 credit hours) to two classes (6 credit hours) in fall and winter semesters, and one class in summer semester), you will pay in-state tuition regardless of your residency*. To view the UMKC tuition and fee schedule, click here.

*International students should check with UMKC’s International Student Affairs Office regarding tuition and fees.

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Graduate Student Handbook and Bloch Map

Our Graduate Student Handbook is full of information that will be helpful during your time here.

The Bloch School map is also an Adobe document. It is a floor-by-floor map of the Bloch School with important locations noted for you.

 

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Advising

Students in the MBA program are advised by staff in the Bloch School Student Services Office. For information on advising hours, click here.