Take Your Career to the Next Level
The MBA in Marketing from Marylhurst University helps you develop confidence in your marketing leadership and a strong foundation of skills to succeed in your career.
Learn real-world theories to hone your ability to research, develop and communicate innovative marketing strategy. Build upon your core foundation and gain the expertise required to climb the corporate ladder. According to a recent article in USA Today, the average annual starting salary for an MBA graduate is $106,000.
From the classroom to the boardroom
- No GMAT required*
- Learn innovative marketing and management skills from instructors who are successful practitioners in the marketplace
- Graduate in 18 months by taking one class at a time
- Our seven levels of support are always there to help you, including personalized guidance from a dedicated advisor
- 100% online – our online campus is seconds from anywhere
- Your diploma is exactly the same as our on-campus graduates earn
About Marylhurst University
Founded in 1893, Marylhurst is one of Oregon's oldest private universities, offering working professionals a time-honored tradition of accredited academic excellence. Marylhurst is devoted to providing its students the utmost personal attention. Small, intimate classes of 15 to 20 students allow you to build lasting relationships with fellow peers and faculty.
Get Started Today
Call an Enrollment Advisor at
1-866-278-3965 for program details.
*Must have at least five years of work experience or a minimum
GPA of 3.0.
Regional and Specialized Accreditation
Marylhurst University holds regional accreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) and specialized accreditation from the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).Read More
What Our Students are Saying
Willie Hughey
MBA Graduate, 2008
"The interaction with other students is an immersion into the corporate world. I have gained a wide range of business knowledge, from producing in-depth financial statements, to applying leadership theories, to starting up and maintaining an online business. These tools will no doubt prove to be quite valuable in the years to come."