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The degree requirements for the dual MBA and MPH program include the completion of 63 semester hours of graduate credit beyond MBA foundation courses identified at the time of admission. These hours will be completed as follows.

Core Courses: 43 credit hours

MBA: 22 hours required

MPH: 21 hours required


Elective Concentration Courses: 12 credit hours

MBA/MPH students are not eligible to choose a concentration area for the MBA program. Instead, they will select one of the three MBA/MPH concentrations listed below, and complete the four elective courses required to earn the chosen designation.


MBA/MPH Concentrations

The UNO MBA/MPH joint program offers concentrations in:

  • Public Health Administration
  • Health Policy and Social Marketing
  • Health Communication

Other MBA Requirements

Attendance at a minimum of three MBA leadership seminars and completion of the integrative business case requirement.

Capstone Courses & Service Learning: 8 credit hours

  • Students will complete the MBA program project-focused capstone course (BSAD 8870 – Executive Civic Leadership or BSAD 8880 - Arts and Executive: 2 credit hours) with a grade of B or higher.
  • Students will complete the MPH program capstone course (CPH 529 – MPH Capstone Experience: 3 credit hours) with a grade of B or higher.

  • Students will complete the MPH program service learning course (CPH 528 – Service Learning: 3 credit hours).


Foundation Courses

A student must complete the foundation courses listed below prior to, or concurrent with enrollment in the first MBA course. Courses successfully completed (A, B, or C grades) in the student’s undergraduate program are considered as sufficient preparation.

Otherwise, the student must complete the foundation requirements with a grade of “B” or above.

Core Courses

MBA Core Courses (22 hours)
Course Number Course Name Hours
BSAD 8070 People: Cultivating Skills for Leadership 2 hours
BSAD 8000 Business Ethics: Achieving Social Responsibility 2 hours
BSAD 8040 Information Technology: Connecting People and Information 2 hours
BSAD 8150 Economics:Essential Concepts for Managers 2 hours
BSAD 8210 Accounting: Decisions and Consequences 2 hours
BSAD 8250 Organizations: Managing Capabilities and Systems 2 hours
BSAD 8420 Marketing: Understanding Consumers and Markets 2 hours
BSAD 8630 Finance:Understanding Cash and Capital 2 hours
BSAD 8830 Strategy: Developing Sustainable Competitive Advantage 2 hours
BSAD 8700 Business Analytics/Intelligence 2 hours
BSAD 8720 Strategic Financial Management 2 hours

MPH Core Courses (21 hours)

Course Number Course name Hours
CPH 500 or HPRO 830 Foundations of Public Health 3 hours
CPH 501 or HPRO 860 Health Behavior 3 hours
CPH 502 or HSRA 873 Health Services Administration 3 hours
CPH 503 or ENV 892 Public Health, Environment & Society 3 hours
CPH 504 or EPI 820 Epidemiology in Public Health 3 hours
CPH 505 or HPRO 805 Applied Research in Public Health 3 hours
CPH 506 or BIOS 806 Biostatistics 1 3 hours

Capstone Courses and Service Learning

Capstone Courses and Service Learning (8 credit hours)

MBA Project-focused Capstone Course (taken within the last 9 hours or the final semester of the program)

Students will conduct an integrative applied project by selecting ONE of the following courses:

Course Number Course Name Hours
BSAD 8870 Executive Civic Leadership 2 hours
BSAD 8880 Arts and the Executive 2 hours

MPH Service Learning/Capstone

Students must complete all core and concentration area courses, be within 12 hours of graduation (including 6 hours of service learning/capstone experience), and be in good academic standing to start the Service Learning/ MPH Capstone Experience.

CPH 529 MPH Capstone Experience 3 hours
CPH 528

Service Learning

Prerequisite:
CPH 505 or HPRO 805 Applied Research in Public Health

3 hours

Elective Concentration Courses (12 credit hours)

Public Health Administration Concentration

Course Number Course Name Hours
CPH 562 Human Resources Management in Health Organizations 3 hours
CPH 563 Strategic Planning and Management in Public Health Administration 3 hours
CPH 565 Health Care Finance 3 hours
CPH 580 Health Care Organizational Theory and Behavior 3 hours

Health Policy Concentration

Course Number Course Name Hours
CPH 566 Health Policy 3 hours
CPH 564 Health Economics 3 hours
CPH 555 Public Health Law 3 hours
CPH 567 Health Policy Analysis & Evaluation 3 hours

Social Marketing and Health Communication Concentration

Course Number Course Name Hours
CPH 540 Community-Based Participatory Research 3 hours
CPH 541 Introduction to Social Marketing and Health Communication 3 hours
CPH 542 Applied Social Marketing 3 hours
CPH 543 Advanced Health Communication 3 hours

Plan of Study

Each student admitted to the dual degree option will, within the first semester of their enrollment, file a plan of study in close consultation with a graduate advisor.

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