Academic Programs

CIBU offers both degree and non-degree programs to meet the diverse educational needs and professional goals of students. CIBU’s rigorous programs offer exceptional academic preparation, a friendly and multi-cultural student environment, and access to a thriving business community.

The Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA)

This is the terminal degree in the field of Business Administration for those wishing to pursue a career in areas such as teaching, research, consulting and upper-level business and/or university administration. CIBU is one of the few ACICS approved universities for the DBA program in the United States. Only a small percentage of qualified students ever achieve this significant level of success.

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

This program of study prepares students for careers in business and provides them with the necessary skills and global orientation to succeed in the international marketplace. The elective options focus students on the diverse and fast-changing global environment and provide students with an understanding of the economic, social and technological forces shaping global markets today.

Master of Science in International Management (MSIM)

This program is designed for those interested in leadership roles in international businesses and organizations. Global issues are integrated throughout the curriculum and are examined in the course electives. Graduates will master the basic tools and be able to apply cutting-edge business strategies. This degree prepares students to thrive in diverse work environments and face organizational strategies.

Bachelor of Science in Management (BSM)

BSM is an outstanding broad-based education in general management. The core-courses in this major give students a broad background in the key functional areas of business, law and economics. This program provides students with a solid analytical business foundation and the electives offer relevant, cutting-edge business strategies applicable to real-world organizational challenges.