Stonehill College Announces New Master of Business Administration Program

The Meehan School of Business at Stonehill College is pleased to announce its new Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. Launching at the start of the fall 2025 semester, the MBA, accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International, is the latest addition to the institution’s growing selection of Graduate & Professional Studies programs.

Through a comprehensive curriculum that includes project-based classes taught by expert faculty with extensive industry experience, MBA candidates will expand their knowledge and skills in preparation for a range of management and leadership roles. 

“At Stonehill, we aim to develop leaders who not only drive economic development but also make a positive impact on society. Our MBA is a natural extension of that commitment. This degree is designed to empower students with the entrepreneurial skills and strategic insights necessary to excel in today’s dynamic business environments,” said Elizabeth Stringer Keefe, dean of graduate & professional studies. 

Stonehill’s MBA program includes accelerated and part-time enrollment options with three flexible entry points during the fall, spring and summer semesters. Perfect for working professionals, the program offers in-person, online and hybrid formats. Courses meet in the evenings over a seven-week period.

The MBA is 36 credits and can be completed in three to four semesters. Students will choose a specialization area from an array of offerings, including entrepreneurship, international business, healthcare management, digital marketing, and strategic data analytics. They may also design a custom specialization in a focus area catered to their unique goals and interests. 

“Growth is paramount to any business venture. As such, Stonehill College’s MBA program was developed with a growth mindset. We seek to help students evolve in ways that will allow them to make meaningful contributions to various types of organizations after they graduate. I am so excited to begin working with our first cohort this fall,” said Kristin McGillicuddy, director of graduate business administration.