Master in Business Administration and Management (Master's)

At Longwood University, tuition is $460 Per Credit Hour (Virginia students).

This online Master of Business Administration program offers a General Business track. It aims to prepare students for management roles by developing strategic and analytical skills. The curriculum covers foundational business areas, strategic thinking, and technological advancements relevant to leadership.

Study areas include Managerial accounting, Economics, Data management, Information technology, Entrepreneurship, Team building.

Applicants must hold a conferred bachelor's degree or international equivalent from an accredited institution.

The programme totals about 31 credit hours. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 85% of applicants.

Longwood University began in 1839, giving it a long history in Virginia’s public higher-education system. It has grown into the state’s third-oldest public university while maintaining a close academic environment. Classes average 18 students, and full-time professors work directly with students as they prepare for meaningful lives and rewarding careers.

Academic life centers on collaboration, small classes, and conversations that engage with the complexity of the wider world. Students are encouraged to develop ideas with others and apply their learning to future work and personal goals. Recent graduates have a reported employment rate of 96 percent, while alumni satisfaction stands at 91 percent.

Longwood is located at 201 High Street in Farmville, Virginia. Student life includes dining services, orientation, campus events, and Division I athletics through the Lancers. International students can expect a setting where personal connections and regular interaction with professors are central to the student experience. Farmville provides the university’s local setting, while the campus community offers opportunities to build friendships, join activities, and take part in traditions that continue from a student’s first days through alumni life.