Medaille's Master of Business Administration accelerated program is designed to teach the skills in the classroom that our students will bring to the boardroom. While maintaining a job, our students can attend classes at night or online to develop and enhance the management and analytical skills necessary to change or advance their career. Our program focuses on solving strategic management problems and enhances students' analytical, interpersonal and decision-making skills.

Our professors are real world practitioners in the business community and are dedicated to helping their MBA students fit this degree into their lives. Coursework is enhanced through the use of individual laptop computers to teach the programs and skills necessary in today's business field.

Lavon discusses Medaille's master of business administration program

International Assembly For Collegiate Business Education (IACBE) Accreditation

Medaille College's business and business-related programs at the Buffalo, Amherst and Rochester Campuses have received specialized accreditation through the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE), located in Olathe, Kansas. The IACBE promotes and recognizes excellence in business education in colleges at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

The business programs on the Amherst and Rochester Campuses in the following degrees are accredited by IACBE:

• Associate of Science in Business Administration
• Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration
• Master of Business Administration

The Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership is currently under review for accreditation by IACBE. The Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Systems has been recently added and accreditation by IACBE is pending. The IACBE reviews new programs only after two years of outcomes assessment data has been accumulated. 

The IACBE requires that every member disclose their learning outcomes assessment. The assessment results can be found in our annual report linked below. 

IACBE Annual Report 2011-12