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A Competitive and Mission-Based Response to the Shifting MBA Program Market: A Case Study

Thomas L. Zeller, Dawn Harris, Gabriella Annala, Seth Green, Rachel Phan, Emma Houser
August 4, 2021
SKU:
BUS-007892
Region: 
Africa, Asia - Pacific, Europe, Latin & South America, North America
Topic: 
Ethics & Social Justice
Length: 
7 pages
Keywords: 
Inspirational Paradigm, CJBE, JJBE, Jesuit, jesuit values, Higher Education
Copyrighted by: 
Colleagues in Jesuit Business Association
Student Price: 
$3.50 (€3.17)
Average rating: 
0

This case study frames Loyola University Chicago, Quinlan School of Business’ mission-based response to the shifting market in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program. The long-standing, discipline-focused curriculum no longer meets the needs of society, students, or employers. Society is hungry for business to address equity to poverty to climate change issues. Students are hungry for a moral compass and an integration of business careers and life’s purpose. Employers are hungry for graduates that are prepared to deliver on profit and society’s needs. This case study first presents our new Next Generation MBA, driven by our Jesuit mission, and student and employer expectations. Next, we articulate using a balanced scorecard strategy map how and why the program aligns with our mission and stakeholders’ expectations.