Graduate Programs

Each of our graduate programs has a professional advisor that provides one-on-one academic and career advice as you progress through the program.

The CBA offers scholarships and paid graduate assistantships, which may also carry a partial tuition waiver. As a Graduate Assistant (GA), you will work closely with faculty members on a variety of projects such as conducting research studies, assisting with the undergraduates' projects or grading undergraduate papers and exams.

The College of Business Executive Mentor Program is available for graduate students. This program provides students with the opportunity to learn from highly successful and experienced executives by forging long-lasting, professional relationships.

Read about Rebecca Spexarth's 48 Hours in Mumbai (pdf)

Students in our Professional MBA program participate in a faculty-led study abroad experience that is often described as a highlight of their program. Master of Accountancy students may also participate in study abroad opportunities offered by the department, led by faculty with scholarship opportunities provided by alumni. Students in other programs are encouraged to take advantage of the wide variety of Study Abroad opportunities offered at both the College and University level.

Professional advisors provide support throughout your academic experience, but we also offer specific opportunities for individual programs. The Technology Entrepreneurship Intern Program (pdf) provides students pursuing their graduate degrees with classroom and real-world exposure to all aspects of technology development and venture creation. The program exposes graduate students to hands-on work in the

• creation of innovation,
• protection of intellectual property, and
• licensing and commercialization of patented technologies.

During the Internship, students work in three organizations that provide in-depth understanding of how technologies reach the marketplace.

Please contact lwaugh@ksu.edu for more details.

The graduate studies advisory council promotes a partnership between the college and the business community to improve the graduate education in the MBA and PMBA programs. The council meets twice a year to discuss various approaches to support the graduate programs, including offering internships, scholarships and jobs, reviewing academic curriculum and providing student practicum projects.

Master of Accountancy (including concurrent Bachelor and Master of Accountancy)

Master of Business Administration

Master of Science in Data Analytics

Master of Accountancy

Professional Master of Business Administration

Master of Science in Data Analytics

Business Administration

Data Analytics

The College of Business graduate programs have partnered with other programs in the College and across campus to allow you to pursue graduate education in business in conjunction with another area of interest to you. Click below for detailed catalog listings to provide guidance how to pursue these opportunities, or contact us for more details.

Bachelor Science in Business Administration and Master of Science in Data Analytics

Bachelor of Science in Economics and MBA

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and MBA

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering and MBA

Master of Business Administration and Master of Hospitality Management

Master of Agribusiness and PMBA (classes are offered mostly online)