MBA Learning Goals

The University of Wyoming MBA Program and College of Business are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. AACSB sets the highest standards of student, faculty, and institutional excellence, and visits each institution every 5 years for assessment for re-accreditation. The UW MBA program utilizes the following Learning Objectives to assess curriculum relevance as well as instructional effectiveness in guiding our students to successful achievement of their MBA:

1. Students will demonstrate a clear understanding of business concepts.
2. Students will show the ability to apply business concepts to solve complex, unstructured business problems.
3. Students integrate concepts of sustainability, globalization, ethics, and entrepreneurship into decision making.
4. Students will present ideas using written and verbal/nonverbal communication in an effective manner to a professional audience.
5. Students will demonstrate leadership and teamwork skills.

College of Business Mission Statement

The College of Business prepares students for careers by providing quality education in business disciplines, creating and disseminating knowledge, and by assisting in Wyoming's economic development. The College of Business expects the highest level of integrity from our administration, faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Philosophy: The College of Business strives toward this mission through four basic tenets.

• We focus on personal interaction among students, faculty, and staff.
• We strive for distinction in three primary areas:  Sustainable Business Practices, Entrepreneurship, and Ethics.
• We favor interactive learning enhanced with opportunities for student interaction with the business community.
• We are committed to providing our students with the skills necessary for career exploration and job placement.