About The University of Alabama at Birmingham

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) has served students as a public, four-year degree granting institute since 1859. The school has been accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on College (SACSCC) since 1969 as well as 29 other independent accrediting agencies for different degree programs and residencies. UAB's Collat School of Business is AACSB accredited and it's MBA program can be completed in as little as 1 year (most complete the program in 2).

The MBA program includes specializations in health services, management information systems, marketing, finance and general business.

Student Testimonials

''(Using UAB's mobile apps) allows me to read and complete assignments from virtually anywhere - planes, helicopters, flight-lines and other random places,' he said. 'There's been times that I have participated in live class discussions in the corner of the laundry area at about 2 a.m.'' '

-Junias Jackson, MBA, UAB graduate

Why University of Alabama at Birmingham

• Top Ranked Institute: UAB's many degree programs have been highly ranked by Forbes and US News & World Report, including Collat School of Business' part-time MBA program
• Flexible Learning: In addition to being offered on-campus, working professionals can elect to take the MBA program completely online.
• Diversity in Education: The Collat School of Business's MBA program builds and develops skills in a diverse array of disciplines, such as organizational management, real estate, and supply chain management.
• Distinguished Faculty: The majority of the faculty at UAB have earned the highest honors in their respective fields.

Minimum Eligibility Requirements

Applicants to the University of Alabama at Birmingham should have a bachelor's degree or the equivalent from a regionally accredited institution. UAB also requires students to submit their post-graduation professional work experience and GMAT scores, though students may waive these requirements in some cases. Some programs may have additional admissions requirements.