Associate's - Business Administration (Online)

The AAS degree in Business Administration prepares students in the fundamentals, principles, techniques and skills essential to the theory and effective practice of business.

The AAS degree program includes core BUS requirements, elective requirements and general education requirements. The total requirement is 90 quarter credits and normally takes 60 weeks to complete.

Bachelor's - Business Administration (Online)

The mission of the BS degree in Business Administration is to allow students to build on a core of knowledge gained through the associate degree or its equivalent to focus on one of three upper-level concentrations, finance and accounting, ebusiness, and management.

The BS degree program includes core business requirements, elective requirements and general education requirements. The total requirement is 180 quarter credits.

Bachelor's - Hospitality Management (Online)

The mission of the BA degree in Hospitality Management is to allow students to build on a core of knowledge gained through the associate degree in culinary arts or hotel management or its equivalent to develop the management skills needed for successful operation of a hospitality-related business..

The BA Degree program includes core hospitality requirements, elective requirements, and general education requirements. The total requirement is 180 quarter credits.

MBA (Online)

The MBA program at Stratford University focuses on creating the world's future business leaders. The curriculum incorporates the industry reliance on information technology and the need to undergo frequent transformation. The program focuses on helping students develop and nurture their analytical, technical and interpersonal skills.

The first year program is focused on foundation courses that will offer the student the ability to discover the area of concentration they want to explore for their second year. These courses also give the student a diverse and broad understanding of all facets of business administration. The second year of study allows the student to choose an area of concentration from finance, information technology, management and leadership, and business and public policy. This allows the ability to hone one's skills in a particular area and be able to research and excel in that specific field of interest.