WMU began its partnership with Christ University in 1997 and has been successfully working with students from Christ for more than 20 years. Now, WMU is offering its MBA program for Christ University students. The program’s integrated approach, flexibility and opportunity to discover your path in business, make it particularly attractive.
This double MBA program is offered by CHRIST University and Western Michigan University.Students who graduate from the program will receive an MBA in the chosen specialization (Marketing/Finance/Lean Operations and Systems/Human Resources/Business Analytics) from CHRIST University and a Master of Business Administration from Western Michigan University.The program offered by Western Michigan University is predominantly cross-functional and oriented towards developing general management and strategic business competencies among students. the students will have opportunities to choose courses from within and outside Haworth College of Business at Western Michigan University.Our students are interning and getting permanent job offers at great companies such as Kellogg,Bank of America, Cargill, USAA and Siemens.

Program: Year 1 in CHRIST (Deemed to be University) + Year 2 in WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY   International Exposure-MBA from an AACSB-accredited institution

• Three trimesters in CHRIST (Deemed to be University)
• One year in WMU, USA
• Opportunity to do optional Practical Training-12 months (OPT)
• Work While Studying-20 hours /week

This program offers a dual degree option with MBA from CHRIST (Deemed to be University)and MBA from Western Michigan University, USA, through credit transfer facility. Studentswill spend the initial 12 months at the CHRIST (Deemed to be University) main campus and complete the entire first year MBA curriculum including an internship. Students then visit the WMU campus in the US and stay for the duration of 12 months. Students will obtain two degrees from two universities in two years with an international exposure of 9 months or more in the USA. Students may also extend their U.S. degree completion if desired.