Master of Business Administration Program

You have your own ideas. You want to lead a global business - or maybe just start a local one. Whatever you want to accomplish in business, Seton Hill's accredited MBA program can help. Long known for its experience in teaching entrepreneurial skills - Seton Hill has been recognized multiple times by Entrepreneur magazine as one of the nation's top 100 entrepreneurial universities - Seton Hill is uniquely suited to provide students with a thorough understanding of what it takes to start, run and succeed in business.

Why Seton Hill's MBA Program?

One of the largest programs in the Pittsburgh area, Seton Hill's MBA program is committed to providing you with the personal attention you deserve by keeping classes small, with most classes containing fewer than 25 students.

Our experienced faculty includes current business professionals.

Seton Hill's MBA program is accredited by the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education.

We offer two specializations: Entrepreneurship and Management.

We offer a 16-credit graduate certificate in entrepreneurship, for students who already have an MBA, or who prefer not to commit to the 36-credit MBA program.

Our program's accelerated format allows you to complete your degree in as a little as one year by concentrating on two courses at one time, or in two years by concentrating on one class at a time.

Our convenient course scheduling - six eight-week sessions a year - also offers six opportunities to enter the program - so you can begin your MBA at almost any time.

Classes are available on Saturdays and weeknights.

Seton Hill MBA students benefit from the resources and support of the Farrell Programs for Innovation in Business and the E-Magnify Women's Business Center.

Seton Hill's business faculty will help prepare students without an undergraduate degree in business for the rigor of the MBA program.

Our small classes, charming campus and dedicated faculty allow you to learn in a collegial, supportive environment while creating a new network of professional colleagues.