You Served Us, Now Let Us Serve You

Download Guide: “Beyond the Military – 5 Reasons to Pursue an MBA”

Wherever you are in your career, we are here to help you reach your goals or simply explore your options. Download our guide below to learn more about the value of a business education for military members.

Where Can the University of Utah’s MBA Programs and Executive Education Take You?

The short answer? Wherever you want to go. Build on the experience you’ve already gained in the military and let graduate business education take you even further. With four distinct MBA program formats and a variety of non-degreed leadership development courses, we have a world-class option that will fit your life.

The Full-Time MBA program (traditional) is for those seeking an immersive, experiential program looking to make a career pivot. The Professional MBA  program (evening) is for early- to mid-level professionals ready to deepen their business acumen and accelerate their careers. The MBA Online program is for those who want a flexible online curriculum and can be completed anytime, anywhere. The Executive MBA program (weekend) is for senior-level professionals looking to bolster their networks and become thought leaders in their industries. Our Executive Education classes (non-degreed) provide short, open enrollment classes to boost your clout in any field. These non-degreed courses are taught by highly acclaimed MBA professors in a variety of topics.

An Investment Worth Making

Highly Ranked and Accredited

Our MBA programs are accredited by the AACSB, and recognized for quality by the Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report, the Financial Times, and more.

Military Member Benefits

We are a GI Bill and Yellow Ribbon Program participating school and are a partner of Military MBA, which offers a variety of scholarships.

Return on Investment

Our students achieve their career goals, whether that means advancing within the military or transitioning into other opportunities.

“The PMBA program been a great way to transition out of the military and to learn about the corporate setting. I moved here from San Diego, I got out of the marine corps there, and I’ve made a lot of friends through the cohort. Just having that connection and the networking has been a huge benefit for me.”

Andy Beck, Professional MBA, Class of 2020 | US Marine Corps