The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a postgraduate pathway designed for learners seeking advanced capability in strategic leadership, applied management judgment, financial and organizational analysis, research competence, and global business decision-making. The pathway integrates higher-level strategic management study with analytical and professional perspectives to prepare learners for leadership, management, consulting, entrepreneurial, and organizational decision-making responsibilities across diverse business contexts.

The MBA pathway begins with the ATHE Level 7 Extended Diploma in Strategic Management delivered by The American University of Science (AUS).

The curriculum combines core study in enterprise strategy and competitive planning, managerial finance and performance analysis, organizational behavior and leadership practice, leadership development and strategic execution, and research methodology with specialization options in international strategic finance and accounting, international strategic marketing and communication, international strategic human capital and enterprise leadership, and international strategic enterprise management. This structure supports comprehensive progression across strategic, analytical, financial, organizational, leadership, and global business domains within contemporary management practice.

The pathway is structured to support eligible learners who successfully complete the AUS-delivered Level 7 strategic management stage and satisfy applicable academic requirements to progress to the MBA thesis stage as part of a structured route toward advanced business and management study.

Upon successful completion of all applicable academic requirements, eligible learners may complete the MBA thesis stage in accordance with AUS academic policies and progression requirements.