Details: Business Administration - MEM to MBA, Master's

Business Administration - MEM to MBA

Program type: Master's

The MEM-to-MBA program from Wichita State’s AACSB-accredited Barton School of Business gives engineers holding a Master of Engineering Management (MEM) degree a way to also complete a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in a reasonable timeframe, leading to increased knowledge and skills in business and management—and more career options.

Learn how Business Administration - MEM to MBA is the right fit for you.

Degree
MEM to MBA Program
MBA graduate student interns discussing a project.

  • Making your graduate education affordable

    In addition to scholarships and financial aid, more than 30 percent of full-time graduate students hold assistantships or departmental fellowships amounting to more than $4 million each year.

  • Admission to the program

    Admission to the MBA program is based on the following:

    • Personal goals essay
    • References
    • Current resume
    • TOEFL, IELTS or PTE-Academic score for international applicants

    For additional admission details, click on the link below.

Cynthia Matson

Inside the Program

International business group gives students competitive advantage

Cynthia Matson's time at Wichita State shaped who she is today. As a business major, she was vice president of the Barton International Group, a student-run consulting firm through the Barton School of Business at WSU.

Every fall, BIG takes undergraduate students from all majors and classes, ranging from finance to mechanical engineering for an opportunity to get involved in unique capacities.

As a BIG member, students have the opportunity to gain a competitive advantage through real-world experience, working alongside business professionals from diverse industries in a fast, highly driven environment with other liked-minded students.

  • Curriculum

    Students completing the MEM program may count four of their MEM courses (12 credit hours) toward their MBA degree. This allows students to complete both programs by taking 60 credit hours of coursework. The MEM program must be completed before any courses can be applied to the MBA program.

    WSU’s MBA is a traditional, management-based program offering coursework in accounting, business law, economics, management, finance and marketing. A thesis is not required.

    Most MBA classes are eight-week hybrids, where you attend class once a week and also complete work online.

  • Careers

    A graduate degree in business from Wichita State's Barton School will help you take the next step in your career—while opening doors to new possibilities.

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