Walton MBA Programs
With a constantly changing business landscape, the Walton MBA programs equip students with a strong basis of business knowledge, critical thinking skills, and expansive network to succeed in any facet of business.
Selective Enrollment
Admission to Walton College MBA programs is highly competitive and selective. Enrollment in each program is limited.
Three Degree Options
The full-time MBA program is a traditional graduate program that can be completed in two years. The Executive MBA and Healthcare Executive MBA programs are part-time two-year programs designed for working professionals.
Full-Time MBA
Masters Degree (MBA)
This 2-year program is designed to help students obtain the knowledge and experience to be successful in an ever-changing business world. Students complete an internship and customize their focus sequence to better match their career goals.
Typically, full-time MBA students are seeking real-world business experience or are in the process of changing careers.
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Executive MBA
Masters Degree (EMBA)
Formatted for working professionals, the Walton Executive MBA program is a two-year part-time graduate program that provides students with the necessary knowledge and networking to move up within their organization.
The two-year program consists of online coursework and one Saturday in-person class per month.
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Healthcare EMBA
Masters Degree
The Walton Healthcare Executive MBA program is connected to our Executive MBA but features a specialization in healthcare. The program has the same blended delivery of online classes and one Saturday class a month but features healthcare administration classes taken at UAMS.
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Walton College Names Toms Director of Marketing and Communications
Walton College has named Jerra Nalley Toms the director of marketing and communications effective Sept. 23. Toms will create the college’s strategic marketing plans and oversee its implementation.
Full Circle: Manny Mejia
Eleven MBA students developed a mentorship service project at Springdale (Arkansas) High School. For one student, this project takes him back to his alma mater and leads him to reflect on the importance of volunteerism.
Student Startup Teams Take First Place at Arkansas Governor’s Cup
Nivera Solutions, a graduate student startup at the University of Arkansas including students from the Walton College and the College of Engineering , won the high growth/technology division Thursday at the 21st annual Governor’s Cup.
