Wherever you are, whatever your schedule – you can earn an Oregon State MBA. Our program is offered fully online, in-person, and via a hybrid format where 80% of material is online and the rest is through in-person classes in Portland or Bend. As a full-time or part-time student you’ll take classes from our renowned business faculty with accomplished leaders in a variety of industries.
In Corvallis
With our Full-time or part-time program
24 months
Full-time students can complete the accelerated MBA program in nine months.
Why choose the OSU MBA?
You can choose from multiple tracks in Portland, Bend, Corvallis and online. Our tracks are designed with feedback from alumni and industry partners and are a direct response to market needs, which translates into an MBA that meets your needs and positions you well for your career.
We bring together students and industry to find solutions to problems that companies face in managing or growing their businesses. Projects are defined by industry and solved by student teams with faculty and partner mentorship.
Earning an MBA takes time and effort, but you won’t be going it alone. Your faculty and advisors are ready to help you succeed in the classroom and beyond. We’ll also help you forge a network of successful alumni and professionals, promoting mentorship and enhancing career management success.
We are an AACSB-accredited college, and our courses are taught by faculty who are experts in their field. AACSB accreditation is known worldwide as the longest-standing, most recognized form of specialized/professional accreditation an institution and its business program can earn. Fewer than 25 percent of the business schools in the U.S. have earned this distinction.
We’ll help you plan and execute a successful job search. Our Career Success Center hosts resume reviews, mock interviews and other professional development workshops to help you put your best foot forward with your future employer.
Nathan Peterson
Organizational Leadership AlumnusI wanted to go with a program that afforded me some name recognition, to get an MBA from a place people had heard of and could relate to. I looked at other programs in Portland, and Oregon State was the best value. It’s significantly more cost effective and I couldn’t see the upside of paying that much more. Plus, traveling all over the country, I had to have flexibility.
-Marketing Manager | The Standard
Rachel Salazar
Supply Chain & Logistics ManagementI knew I wanted to work for an apparel company, ideally Nike, and it’s worked out great for me. I definitely got everything I wanted out of it. In the OSU MBA program, I not only learned in my classes and from my professors and instructors – my classmates were from all over the world. The smaller class sizes were really appealing, and we got a lot of hands-on feedback and support. The professors are super eager to provide feedback and help students get more out of the program.
-Global Procurement Sourcing Analyst | Nike
Eric Vela
Organizational Leadership TrackAfter being a principal research scientist for year and a half, I was promoted to management because of the vision I had; I was young and a new employee, and my management liked my grandiose visions. But I had done nothing but research, and now I was being asked to manage about $3 million a year in the program and a staff with 20 to 25 direct reports. I had never taken a business class before I started in the MBA program, and it seems like regardless of what the class is, anything I learn at OSU I can apply in my job that day. I really appreciate the way the program is set up to be applied on a daily basis.
- Medical Research Scientist | Oregon Health & Science University Portfolio Manager
Maria Sar
Organizational Leadership TrackI hit the button to request more information, scheduled a call with a recruiter to learn more about the flexibility of OSU’s MBA program and that eased my worries about working and going to school at the same time. OSU made it easy to go back to school, and I’ve loved the MBA program and faculty. I’m a full-on supporter, and I’d recommend it to anyone. It definitely got me where I am today. The OSU MBA program is very flexible - not easy - but manageable, doable. And I’m glad it’s not easy. If it were, that would be an issue.
- Sr. Credit Analyst | Nike