Help Yourself.

Help the World.

Introducing the new M.A. in

Management (Social and Sustainable Emphasis)

It's here...an accessible business degree for non-business majors who want to diversify their skill set, increase their marketability when searching for a job, and help bring hope to the world.

Seattle Pacific University offers an innovative 11-month Master of Arts (MA) degree in Management with an emphasis in social responsibility. It is designed for recent college graduates or those students in the class of 2012, who demonstrate strong academic skills, interest, initiative, and the ability to learn both independently and in teams.

The degree prepares non-business majors with the core business skills needed to be competitive in today's environment and a deep understanding of the ethical and responsible stewardship of people, the planet, and profits. 

Study on campus in Seattle and abroad in some of the world's fastest growing emerging markets (e.g. China, India).

TO LEARN MORE about SPU’s MA in Management program, please provide the following information and SPU will be in touch with additional details about the program.

Program Essentials:

• Integrated modular curriculum addressing business foundations, a Christian understanding of business responsibility & ethics, and professional & career development
• Focus on higher-order learning through challenging, hands-on, real-world problem-solving in collaboration with business community partners
• Development of key professional skills and qualities sought by employers Development of business and social enterprise community connections
• AACSB accredited
• Intensive immersion for 11 months
• Mix of classroom, independent, team, and on-line learning through problems, cases, projects and a cooperative learning/internship experience
• Completed together with a select group of bright, like-minded people
• Study on SPU’s campus in Seattle and on a study abroad trip to both India and China
• Tuition is estimated to be about $31,000 (plus fees for study abroad, etc.)
• Research Assistantship funding available (about $5,000 per person)
• Competitive admissions • Cohort begins in Summer Quarter 2011