Find out which part-time MBA in Georgia 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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The program offers the same curriculum as the full-time MBA with the flexibility to complete the program at a slower pace while continuing working.
Classes meet on evening at the Coastal Georgia Center in downtown Savannah or on the Statesboro campus.
A cohort-based program that meets two evenings per week for 18 months. Classes take place on the campus of Dalton State College.
A program structured into eight modules of twelve weeks each plus an optional international residency. The program is offered at the Terry Executive Education Center in Buckhead or the UGA Gwinnett campus in Lawrenceville. The programs blends 70% of classroom instruction and 30% of distance learning.
A weekend program composed of six 12-week sessions with breaks between each session. Classes meet on Friday from 6-10 and all day Saturday from 8-5pm.
A 30-hour, on-campus program that consists of 10 graduate courses. All classes meet in the evening
Courses are offered at the downtown Atlanta campus, Robinson's Buckhead Center, and Georgia State University's Alpharetta Center. The program offers career paths in Accounting Information Systems Design and Assurance, Enterprise Risk Management, Information Systems Consulting, Information Technology Risk Management.
An accelerated 16-month program with January start date. Classes meet on Saturday every other week.
A program for Robins Air Force Base employees.
Classes meet once per week Monday through Thursday evenings.
A lock-step, 30-hour MBA program for working professionals beginning each August. Classes meet meet two evenings per week.
A non-thesis program offered on-campus in the evenings consisting of 10 courses.