Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Unleash Your Potential: Dive into the UAP MBA Program

The Department of Business Administration, under the School of Business, offers accelerated and self-paced programs providing individual needs and preferences. UAP Highlights the unique teaching style that focuses on "real-life" practical application, preparing students for real-world challenges. Standing at the crossroads of ambition and accomplishment, the UAP MBA Program isn't just a stepping stone – it's a springboard to propel you towards the pinnacle of your professional aspirations. More than just an academic qualification, the UAP MBA is a transformative journey. It's about honing your leadership skills, sharpening your strategic acumen, and expanding your knowledge base in a dynamic learning environment.

Structure of the MBA Program

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at the University of Asia Pacific (UAP) is a full-time program that can be completed in 1.5 to 2 years. The curriculum consists of 20 courses and an internship/dissertation program. Each course carries three credit hours. The 20 courses are segregated into foundation (10), functional (5), major (4) and capstone area (1). To obtain an MBA degree, a student must complete all the courses (unless waived) and defend successfully the internship/dissertation report. Waiver is given only in the foundation courses. The internship, a non-credit mandatory component, consists of an organization attachment for two months and a project work. Instead of an internship, a student may be allowed to write a dissertation under the supervision of a faculty member.

Total class weeks in a semester

An MBA student may register two courses at minimum and maximum of five courses in a semester. Every week, a student has to attend a 3-hour long class for each course. However, additional hours for a course may be scheduled by the concerned faculty as and when needed. A particular semester will consist of the following:

Class Schedule

Curriculum Structure