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Master of Business Administration

Stand out in Today's Business Environment

Have you dreamed of leading a multinational corporation? Gain the tools to approach business from a global perspective through hands-on learning, a dynamic curriculum, and industry-relevant specializations. Norwich’s online Master of Business Administration program will teach you how to apply the key concepts used in the primary functional areas of business management. 

You know that an MBA degree is becoming the minimum requirement for some of the best careers in management, finance, and other business areas. With your degree from Norwich, you will learn how to communicate and interact effectively with managers and members of your organization and your community. Gain the critical and creative thinking skills needed to identify business problems and recommend implementable solutions that meet business objectives.

Collaborate with other students who are field leaders around the world. Taught by business experts across various industries, Norwich’s online courses offer flexibility and the ability to work from anywhere, anytime. Learn about the various concentrations, taught by our experts in their fields, that Norwich offers in our Program Requirements. See where our degree could take you or learn about the admissions process with the buttons below. 

Program Requirements Career Outcomes Admission Details

Norwich’s Business Administration Graduate Certificates:

Use your certificate towards a master's degree.

Don't have time for the full program? Check out our graduate-level certificates. Specialized certificates that transfer 12 graduate-level credits seamlessly to your Masters of Business Administration. Take the next step in your academic journey on your terms.

Norwich’s business administration certificate programs include:

Next Graduate Session Start Dates:

FALL: August 31, 2026

WINTER: November 23, 2026

SPRING: February 22, 2027

Next Graduate Session Application Deadlines:

FALL: August 21, 2026

WINTER: November 13, 2026

SPRING: February 12, 2027

Quick Info

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Online

Courses completed entirely online

15

Students

Maximum number of students per class

18

Months

Average time to program completion

Alumni Testimonials

Student Ashley Blevins and her spouse

Norwich helped me build my knowledge and confidence in the supply chain industry. I was very overwhelmed when I started my new job, but using what I've learned in class has helped me succeed in my new profession.

Ashley Blevins

'22 Master of Business Administration

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Norwich gave me the opportunity to continue my education. I always knew I wanted to go to graduate school. With the help of Norwich, I was able to obtain my goal.

Erik LeMay

'22 Master of Business Administration

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Emily Oliver headshot

I will use this degree to advance my career in the future and take on further leadership roles.

Emily Oliver

'22 Master of Business Administration

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As a working professional in the MBA program, I could apply key learning concepts in real-time. I didn’t wait for graduation to return the knowledge to my employer.

Matthew Mansfield

'22 Master of Business Administration

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Nathan Chang headshot

Norwich’s online program fit perfectly for my lifestyle. It allowed me to continue working full-time to provide for my family while obtaining additional skillsets that would assist me in moving up within my firm.

Nathan Chang

'21 Master of Business Administration

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Ashley Blevins

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Erik LeMay

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Emily Oliver

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Matthew Mansfield

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Nathan Chang

Faculty & Staff

Our MBA faculty are subject matter experts in project management, finance, organizational leadership, and business. They hold terminal degrees, and many hold industry certifications. Each are here to help you reach your academic, professional, and personal goals. We have an in-house instructional design team that work hand-in-hand with program faculty and staff to ensure an efficient and interactive online learning experience in each course.

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Career Outcomes:

Business today moves fast, and the organizations that thrive are led by people who can think strategically, manage complexity, and drive results across every function. A Norwich MBA builds exactly that skill set. From financial leadership and supply chain operations to consulting and organizational strategy, the career paths open to Master of Business Administration graduates span virtually every industry. At Norwich University, you'll learn the analytical rigor, leadership foundation, and business acumen to compete at the highest levels and develop the discipline to deliver.

  • Supply Chain Manager

    Oversees the movement, storage, and distribution of goods across an organization's entire supply chain, from procurement and inventory to logistics and delivery. A highly sought-after MBA career path as global commerce and e-commerce continue to drive demand for skilled operations leaders. The median annual wage for transportation, storage, and distribution managers was $102,010

    Supply Chain Manager Careers
  • Financial Manager

    Directs investment activities, creates financial reports, and develops long-term financial strategies for organizations across banking, insurance, and corporate sectors. One of the strongest ROI career paths for Master's in Business Administration graduates. The median annual wage for financial managers was $161,700

    Financial Manager Careers
  • Management Analyst

    Analyzes organizational operations and advises leadership on strategies to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and drive growth, a natural fit for Master's in Business Administration graduates entering consulting or corporate strategy roles. The median annual wage for management analysts was $101,190

    Management Analyst Careers

Admissions Details

At a Glance

No GRE/GMAT required Undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or higher

 

 

Contact Admissions

Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EDT    
Extended hours available by appointment

Call: 1-888-409-1480
learn@norwich.edu

Transfer Credits


You may receive the equivalent of up to 12 semester credits for study conducted elsewhere. Norwich complies with VA regulations and guidelines as it pertains to transfer credits.
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International Admissions


Norwich University welcomes students from all countries who want to study through our online programs. You must complete all steps in the admissions process.
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Norwich Alumni Benefits


Reconnect with Norwich to complete your master's degree. As apart of our alumni community, you are eligible for a $2,500 scholarship and other benefits.
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Non-Discrimination Statement

Norwich University, in compliance with Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendment of 1972, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, or physical handicap in any of its policies, practices, or procedures.

Eligibility Requirements

 

  • A bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited U.S. institution, or an equivalent degree from a foreign institution, as evaluated by a NACES approved agency.
  • If English is not your first language, proof of English language proficiency is required. This can be demonstrated in one of three ways:
    • TOEFL - a minimum score of 550 (paper-based test) or 80 (Internet-based test) is required.*
    • IELTS – a minimum composite score of 6.5 is required.*
    • Duolingo - a minimum score of 110 is required.
    • The applicant holds a baccalaureate or master’s degree from a college/university/institution in which the primary language of instruction was English.

Please Note:  All eligibility requirements are expected to be met unless noted in specific articulation agreements or memoranda of understanding (MOUs).

Application Process

We encourage you to contact an admissions advisor (see below) if you need help at any stage of the application process. You will be required to submit the following items:

  • Application form
  • Official transcript of your undergraduate degree from a regionally or nationally accredited university, mailed to the address below.
  • Proof of English language proficiency if applicable (TOEFL)

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Mail transcripts to:
Norwich University
ATTN: CGCS
158 Harmon Drive
Northfield, VT 05663

For electronic delivery, we accept transcripts delivered from Parchment, National Clearing House, and other services if sent to cgcsamt@norwich.edu via password protection.

To contact an admissions advisor:

Call: 1-888-409-1480
Email: learn@norwich.edu

When applying for a graduate program at Norwich University, there are two essential factors to consider: what does it cost, and how can you pay for it? There are many ways to get financial assistance and several financial strategies that can help you achieve your academic and professional goals. We are here to help you identify and pursue the options that are best for you.

Tuition at a Glance
Credit Hours: 36
Cost Per Credit Hour: $550 - $799
Additional fees & military discounts may apply.


Financial Aid Resources
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NECHE Accredited

 Norwich University is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (formerly the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc.).

 

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Norwich University's Project Management concentration in the MBA program is accredited by the PMI Global Accreditation Center for Project Management Education Programs (GAC).

MBA Project Management Concentration Enrollment and Graduation Data.

 

ACBSP

Norwich University's MBA program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, a leading specialized accreditation association for business education. MBA Accreditation and Assessment Performance Data for ACBSP.

Program Requirements

Norwich’s 36-credit online MBA program is made up of six courses, each of which is delivered through our online classroom over 11 weeks. Students master one course at a time, to create a strong foundation of knowledge and context for future topics.

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Independent Research Project (IRP)

 

Students embark on an independent research project (IRP) in the following concentrations: Construction Management, Energy Management, Organizational Leadership, Project Management, Supply Chain Management and Logistics, and Technology Management.  IRPs begin in the fourth course and are completed in three phases, ending in the sixth (last) course. Students are encouraged to identify a corporate partner to focus on in a case study and with whom to practice the skills gained in their concentration courses. If students are unable to use their own employer, they may select another enterprise. Students will receive instructions for completing each phase of the independent research project in the first week of the associated three concentration courses.

 

For full course listings, requirements, and registration information, head to the Norwich University Course Catalog.

Summer Immersion Courses – ​​​Berlin, Germany

Norwich Online is thrilled to announce that this summer 2026, we are holding two graduate-level courses with a one-week immersive in-person instruction in Berlin, Germany. These courses are available to current Norwich Online students

 

Hybrid Warfare

Throughout the course, participants will engage in an intensive, hands-on, cumulative exercise in which they will develop and test offensive and defensive hybrid campaign strategies, analyze information and influence operations, and apply structured frameworks for risk and escalation management. Topics include megatrends and concepts and theories of hybrid warfare, offensive and defensive toolkits, intelligence preparation, institutions and laws, mapping vulnerability, and the role of cyber and information operations in modern conflict.

Students enrolling in this course can take advantage of a unique opportunity to visit Norwich’s Berlin, Germany campus. While in Germany, participants will engage in a simulation exercise that applies hybrid warfare frameworks within a European context. This hands-on activity will help them hone their decision-making skills, enhance leadership abilities, and put into practice the knowledge gained throughout the course.

Following this exercise, students will participate in an after-action report to reflect on their performance in Berlin, including factors such as participation, leadership, decision-making, application of key principles, metacognitive awareness, and mastery of course objectives.  

This innovative hybrid course is dedicated to the critical study of Hybrid Warfare and its application within today’s complex security landscape. The dynamic program spans 11 weeks, featuring 10 weeks of engaging, instructor-led asynchronous online learning and a week of immersive in-person instruction in Berlin, Germany.

Participants will delve into the multifaceted nature of hybrid conflict, exploring it as both a dynamic and contested field of scholarship and a practical toolkit used by both state and non-state actors to achieve strategic objectives without crossing the line into open warfare. Rather than portraying hybrid warfare as a rigid doctrine, this course emphasizes the themes of ambiguity, competitive strategies, and informed decision-making.

The deadline for applying for the summer seminar is April 30, 2026. Accepted students may use this seminar as a capstone replacement or elective, depending on eligibility and approval from the Academic Director. There is also a $3500 fee to cover the cost of the Berlin experience.

Graduate programs with eligible students include:

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Global Strategic Leadership

In partnership with Helmut Schmidt University (HSU), this 11-week graduate seminar delves into strategic leadership in complex global environments and examines the growing threat of disinformation to global security.

Throughout the program, participants will enhance their skills in executive communication, decision-making under uncertainty, and cross-cultural leadership, all while gaining international academic experience. Plus, you will tackle real-world strategic issues related to global security and disinformation.

The program will conclude with an immersive, one-week in-person workshop in Berlin from July 28 to August 3. Here, you will join a dynamic German-American cohort, focusing on cross-cultural collaboration, virtual teamwork, systems thinking, and strategic leadership, all through the lens of national and international security. This is a unique chance to learn from global experts and build international relationships that will enhance your leadership skills.

Enrollment is limited to 10 Norwich students and 10 Helmut Schmit University (HSU) students. Graduate programs with eligible students include:

The deadline for applying for the summer seminar is April 30, 2026. Accepted students may use this seminar as a capstone replacement or elective, depending on eligibility and approval from the Academic Director. There is also a $3500 fee to cover the cost of the Berlin experience.

This is a unique opportunity to expand your global leadership abilities, gain hands-on experience in international security, and collaborate with peers from around the world.

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