Find out which MBA in Illinois is right for your career. Check the schools' profiles for information on MBA courses including study options, tuition, costs, duration and admission requirements. Find programs that follow the international accreditation standards of AACSB, AMBA, or EQUIS.
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A program offered for employees of the Chicago Police Department at the Chicago Police Department Education and Training Division. Classes typically meet on Wednesday in 8-week terms in the late afternoons, 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Online courses are also available.
A cohort-based, 23-month program. The curriculum consists of 16 courses delivered in 8-week sessions.
Courses are delivered in an eight week evening hybrid format and an eight week online format.
A cohort-based, Saturday-only, part-time program that can be completed in two calendar years, starting each fall. Students take two courses each fall and spring semester, along with a total of three courses over each two-term summer. Typically, classes meet 9:00-11:30am and 1:00pm-3:30pm in Douglas Hall on the UIC campus.
Most courses are offered Monday-Thursday evenings, one time per week from 6-8:30pm. Most core courses are also offered every other semester online. A few advanced electives may also be offered on Saturday mornings, as well.
A joint degree program enabling students to complete both the MD and the MBA programs in 5 years.
A joint degree program enabling students to complete both the Doctor of Pharmacy and the MBA programs in 5 years. Students spend the first two years at the College of Pharmacy and start their business study by taking one to two core courses during the summer semesters of those years. They will spend the third year at the Liautaud Graduate School of Business. During the last two years, they will mostly study in the College of Pharmacy.
A dual degree program a joint degree program between the Liautaud Graduate School of Business and the Department of Economics.
Most core courses meet week nights on the UIS campus. Electives are offered in a variety of ways including online, blended, and on campus–weeknights and weekends. Courses in Peoria are offered on weekends.
A five-year program combining a bachelor's degree and a master's degree.
A program mixing 75% of online instruction and 25% of face-to-face classes.