UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN · UNITED STATES
Online Master of Business Administration (OMBA)
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
21 mo
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Master's
Level
- 40Total Course Credits
- 24.75Core Course Credits
- 17.25Elective Credits
- 9Credits Over Three Residencies
- 6MAP Course Credits
- 2Intakes per Year (Fall/Winter)
The University of Michigan's Online MBA (OMBA) program is designed to prepare you for leadership roles by teaching you to make critical decisions, act in uncertain situations, and overcome challenges. The curriculum is delivered by expert Ross faculty and emphasizes practical application, mirroring the demands of real-world business leadership. You will engage with peers and faculty both online and during required in-person residencies.
Curriculum
The OMBA curriculum includes core courses, residencies, and electives. You can customize your learning journey by selecting electives that align with your interests and career goals. Some electives can be taken online, while others are available on-campus through other Michigan Ross programs.
- Core Curriculum
- Principles of Financial AccountingACC 533
- Principles of Management AccountingACC 534
- Multidisciplinary Action Projects (MAP)BA 533
- Applied MicroeconomicsBE 533
- Business Law and EthicsBL 533
- Financial ManagementFIN 533
- Marketing ManagementMKT 533
- Leading People & OrganizationsMO 533
- Corporate StrategySTRATEGY 533
- Competing in Global BusinessSTRATEGY 534
- Applied Business StatisticsTO 533
- Intro to OperationsTO 534
- Residencies
- Leadership ResidencyBA 534
- Innovation ResidencyBA 535
- Transformation ResidencyBA 536
- Global Strategy ResidencyBA 537
- Financial Communication and Executive Presence ResidencyBA 538
- Electives (17.25 Credits)
- Corporate Financial ReportingACC 764
- Foundations of Tech: Algos, Crypto, AI, QuantumACC 751
- Real Estate Market AnalysisBA 715
- Communicating In Virtual WorldBCOM 710
- Health Care Markets and Public PoliciesBE 708
- Competitive Tactics & PoliciesBE 780
- Innovative New Business DesignES 715
- Managing the OMBA Fund Part AFIN 705
- Managing the OMBA Fund Part BFIN 706
- Managing the OMBA Fund Part CFIN 707
- The Life Cycle of a Firm: From Birth Till MaturityFin 711
- ValuationFIN 715
- Corporate Financial PolicyFIN 721
- Advertising ManagementMKT 711
- Consumer BehaviorMKT 713
- Marketing Research and AnalyticsMKT 718
- Digital MarketingMKT 722
- The Science of SuccessMO 700
- Coaching and Mentoring in OrganizationsMO 705
- High Stakes LeadershipMO 711
- Bargaining & Influence SkillsMO 712
- Leading Diverse TeamsMO 730
- Global StrategySTRATEGY 711
- Strategies for GrowthSTRATEGY 772
- Mergers, Acquisitions, and Corporate DevelopmentStrategy 782
- Supply ChainTO 720
- Decision Support with SpreadsheetsTO 712
- Managerial Data AnalyticsTO 718
- Digital Transformation and Business Model InnovationTO 730
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Online MBA program?
- A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is required. While specific GPA requirements are not listed, a strong academic record is generally expected.
- What is the tuition for the Online MBA program for international students?
- For the 2025-26 academic year, non-resident per-credit hour rates for graduate full-term (Fall & Winter) start at $3,775 for the first credit hour. Half-term (Spring & Summer) rates start at $3,574 for the first credit hour. Mandatory fees are additional, and tuition is subject to change.
- How long does the Online MBA program take to complete?
- The Online MBA program includes 40 total course credits, with 24.75 core course credits and 17.25 elective credits. The program structure involves core curriculum, residencies, and electives.
- How can I apply to the Online MBA program?
- You can apply by attending an information session, connecting with current students, completing the online application, and submitting required documents such as transcripts, essays, and letters of recommendation.
- What is the language of instruction for the Online MBA program?
- The program is delivered by expert Ross faculty members, and all program content and instruction are in English. It includes online modules, interactive sessions, and in-person residencies.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeA bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is required.
Specific GPA requirements are not listed, but a strong academic record is generally expected. Applicants are encouraged to attend an information session or connect with current students for more details.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition for graduate programs at the University of Michigan varies by credit hour and program. For the 2025-26 academic year, non-resident per-credit hour rates for graduate full-term (Fall & Winter) are $3,775 for the first credit hour, increasing to $30,685 for 9+ credit hours (full-time). Half-term (Spring & Summer) rates are $3,574 for the first credit hour, increasing to $17,030 for 5+ credit hours (full-time). Mandatory fees are additional.
Tuition (home)Tuition for graduate programs at the University of Michigan varies by credit hour and program. For the 2025-26 academic year, resident per-credit hour rates for graduate full-term (Fall & Winter) are $2,055 for the first credit hour, increasing to $15,204 for 9+ credit hours (full-time). Half-term (Spring & Summer) rates are $1,854 for the first credit hour, increasing to $8,430 for 5+ credit hours (full-time). Mandatory fees are additional.
LivingSpecific living cost estimates for the Online MBA program are not provided. Prospective students should refer to the Office of Financial Aid for a general estimation of the full cost of attendance.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. The provided rates are for the 2025-26 academic year and include mandatory fees. Detailed information on additional fees and historical data can be found on the Office of the Registrar's website.
How to apply
1. Attend an Information SessionLearn more about the program by attending an online information session. Dates and registration links can be found on the Admissions Events page.
2. Connect with a StudentReach out to current OMBA students to gain insights into their experiences and ask questions about the program.
3. Complete the Online ApplicationSubmit your application through the online application portal. This will include providing personal information, academic history, and other required details.
4. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload all required documents as part of your online application. This typically includes transcripts, essays, and letters of recommendation.
5. Await Admission DecisionAfter submitting your application, the admissions committee will review your profile. Admission decisions will be communicated accordingly.
Accreditation
The University of Michigan's Online MBA program is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Online MBA program?
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A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is required. While specific GPA requirements are not listed, a strong academic record is generally expected.
What is the tuition for the Online MBA program for international students?
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For the 2025-26 academic year, non-resident per-credit hour rates for graduate full-term (Fall & Winter) start at $3,775 for the first credit hour. Half-term (Spring & Summer) rates start at $3,574 for the first credit hour. Mandatory fees are additional, and tuition is subject to change.
How long does the Online MBA program take to complete?
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The Online MBA program includes 40 total course credits, with 24.75 core course credits and 17.25 elective credits. The program structure involves core curriculum, residencies, and electives.
How can I apply to the Online MBA program?
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You can apply by attending an information session, connecting with current students, completing the online application, and submitting required documents such as transcripts, essays, and letters of recommendation.
What is the language of instruction for the Online MBA program?
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The program is delivered by expert Ross faculty members, and all program content and instruction are in English. It includes online modules, interactive sessions, and in-person residencies.