Master in Business Administration and Management (Master's)

Tuition is Total Tuition $18,450* for Ohio students; per credit hour $615. Tuition and fees are subject to change. Books are sold separately.; the application deadline for Master in Business Administration and Management (Master's) is Oct 7, 2026.

This programme prepares students for roles in financial reporting, auditing, and accounting management. It focuses on managerial accounting, financial analysis, and internal controls through applied coursework. Students develop skills in decision-making using financial data and auditing procedures. The programme is delivered online with an accelerated format for working professionals.

Focus areas include Managerial Accounting, Financial Reporting, Auditing, Internal Controls, Accounting Analysis, Corporate Financial Management.

The programme requires 30 credit hours, with 21 credit hours in core MBA courses and 9 credit hours in concentration courses. Students without a business background may need up to 12 additional foundation credit hours.

Graduates enter roles such as Financial Reporting Manager, Controller, Accounting Director, and Financial Reporting Analyst.

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited university with a minimum 2.75 GPA. No GMAT is required. Three professional references and a resume are needed. Official transcripts must be submitted upon admission.

The programme totals about 30 credit hours. Online, accelerated format, full-time or part-time, with start dates in August, October, and January. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 81% of applicants.

Nearly 20,000 students study on Bowling Green State University's walkable campus, where hundreds of student organizations, Division I athletics, traditions, volunteering and study-abroad opportunities support an active student experience. Bowling Green, Ohio, offers a welcoming community, affordable cost of living and a downtown area close to campus. Toledo is nearby, while Detroit, Cleveland and Columbus are within a few hours, providing access to employers, internships, cultural attractions and entertainment.

More than 200 academic programs cover fields connected to student and employer demand. Career preparation begins early through the Career and Life Design program, which gives every student access to personalized support, college and career coaches, internships, mentoring, networking, hands-on projects and employer connections. Nearly 80% of students in the program connect with professionals in their career field during the first semester. Students can also pursue undergraduate research alongside faculty from their first year, and support includes advising, tutoring, accessibility services and mental health resources.

Bowling Green has long connected its teaching and research with regional needs and industry partnerships. Research addresses challenges including water quality, the opioid epidemic, plastic alternatives and Lake Michigan coastal erosion. Partnerships with hundreds of companies and organizations support research and development, talent acquisition and continued education. International students should expect a campus designed for close contact with professors, classmates and resources, alongside opportunities to build professional relationships and explore Ohio beyond the university community.