An outcome-oriented program for the highly motivated professional
Millikin University's Master of Business Administration degree is designed as a unified curriculum rather than a collection of courses. 

This focused style of program is designed to prepare men and women for positions of leadership in today's complex business world. The curriculum is intentional with the objective of developing a business leader with broad generalist skills, a person who can analyze a business situation from different perspectives and then exercise the judgment required to create a solution.

Certainly the Millikin MBA graduate is schooled in finance, in marketing, in operations-in the traditional functional areas of business. But the answers to business dilemmas rarely lie in only one discipline. The successful solutions lie in the intersection of the disciplines or functions within business. Millikin teaches how to see those intersections, how to frame quantitative and qualitative questions, and how to articulate comprehensive answers to complex problems. 

Master of Science in Nursing

The School of Nursing offers graduate courses leading to the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree for those nurses who want to advance their careers beyond the baccalaureate level. All MSN tracks require applicants to be a BSN-prepared registeerd nurse (RN), with the exception of the Master's Entry into Nursing Practice track.

Four tracks are offered:

Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL)- Program is 38 credit hours and includes 400 hours of clinical practice.  Classes are generally held on Fridays with flexible clinical practice hours.  Student may be full or part-time.

Nurse Educator (NE)- Program is 38 credit hours and includes 400 hours of clinical practice.  Classes are generally held on Fridays with flexible clinical practice hours.  Student may be full or part-time.

Master's Entry into Nursing Practice (MENP) - Program is designed for students who already hold a non-nursing bachelor's degree and are interested in entering the nursing field. The track consists of an intensive, fast-paced curriculum delivered in the classroom and clinical and practical settings five days a week for 24 continuous months.  Graduates earn a MSN and are eligible to take the RN licensure exam.

Nurse Anesthesia Program (NAP) - Program is highly specialized and prepares students with the advanced knowledge and technical skills required to become a nurse anesthetist (CRNA). Full-time program with more than 2400 hours of clinical practice.  Offered in conjunction with Decatur Memorial Hospital.