The DeVos Graduate School of Management offers four alternatives leading to the master of business administration degree:  The traditional Full-time MBA, Evening MBA, Switzerland MBA, and the Dealership Executive MBA .  Each program exceeds traditional curriculum standards by integrating technical business skills with the knowledge necessary to assume leadership roles in a changing global economy.  All coursework is driven by key student outcomes focused on the development of business acumen, critical thinking, and personal effectiveness, including emotional intelligence.

The DeVos Full-time MBA program is a dynamic 15-month weekday, daytime curriculum. The curriculum is designed for students with varying levels of professional work experience and from an array of undergraduate disciplines. The Full-time MBA program is offered in the Midland, Michigan location only.

The Evening MBA program is a 27-month, part-time MBA option with a unique cohort based curriculum developed to meet the needs of individuals with significant professional work experience.  Evening MBA students seek to gain the additional knowledge, understanding and skills necessary to advance in their respective careers.  The Evening MBA program is delivered one evening per week at each of our Midland, Lansing, and Troy, Michigan locations.

The DeVos Switzerland MBA program is an innovative adaptation to our signature Full-time MBA curriculum.  The DeVos Switzerland MBA option is a 12-month inclusive study abroad alternative offered entirely on the campus of The Hotel Institute Montreux (HIM).  HIM is a renowned leader in hospitality management education located in Montreux, Switzerland. This innovative academic partnership provides students the opportunity to pursue a world-class, fully accredited U.S. graduate degree abroad.

The Dealership Executive MBA program is a 30-month option that will feature two learning environments.  There will be five, one week face-to-face classroom sessions at sites across the United States. Each session will require students to focus on assigned readings and cases and participate in defined simulations. Forums on topics critical to the industry will also be scheduled.  The period of time between each visit will be 10 to 12 weeks.  During this time, directed study will continue via use of the Internet and the specific resources of www.Study.Net and Northwood University's Blackboard online education platform.