Applied Learning

The University of South Carolina Professional MBA program at the Darla Moore School of Business focuses on providing students practitioner-based knowledge that they can immediately apply to their careers.

Highly Accessible Nature of the Moore School Professional MBA program

With the University of South Carolina PMBA program, a well-respected MBA is closer than you think.

Balancing work, life and school with the UofSC PMBA program

Taking on the work associated with earning a graduate degree while maintaining a full-time job may sound daunting, but the flexibility of the University of South Carolina’s Professional MBA program allows students to find a balance between their course work, career and personal life.

Preparing to Apply for the UofSC PMBA Program

Are you ready to advance your education and career and apply for the University of South Carolina’s Professional MBA program?

Why the UofSC PMBA?

The part-time Professional MBA program at the University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business offers students the opportunity to earn an MBA degree with flexibility, affordability and access to industry-experienced faculty.

Moore School International MBA and Professional MBA Celebrate Premier National Rankings

The International MBA program at the University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business is again ranked the nation’s best according to U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate School 2020 Rankings.

The True Cost of an MBA

Humans constantly analyze situations and make choices. From minute daily decisions to life altering, nerve racking, “did I chose the right path” moments, we chose.

Full-time MBA + Certificate in Business Analytics = ROI

How important are data skills in today’s job market?

Creating Career Magic with a University of South Carolina MBA

When Walt Disney said, “Here is the world of imagination, hopes, and dreams” he wasn’t referring to the University of South Carolina, but he might as well have been.

Why Intercollegiate Athletes Make Top MBA Candidates

Being successful in business takes a strong work ethic, solid team skills and strategic goal-setting. At the University of South Carolina, we recognize those traits are often already well-established in college athletes. That’s what makes them above-average MBA students.

A Veteran Takes a Road Less Traveled to the No.1-Ranked International MBA

There’s no one path to business school. Often a traditional timeline looks like this: Graduate with a bachelor’s degree (typically in business or engineering), work for about 3-5 years (typically finance or consulting) then get an MBA.