Building Business Leaders
Welcome to your Nebraska Business Graduate Programs student hub. Here, you’ll find the tools, resources and support you need to succeed in the program, from academic planning and course registration to career development and graduation requirements. Whether you're just getting started or preparing to finish your degree, this page is your go-to source for staying on track and making the most of your experience.
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Online Course Schedule
2025 Summer Online Course Schedule
Term 1255A | May 19 – July 11, 2025
| GRBA 811 | Managerial Finance |
| GRBA 812 | Managerial Economics |
| GRBA 814 | Applied Organizational Behavior |
| GRBA 815 | Supply Chain Management Strategies |
| GRBA 816 | Strategic Human Resource Management |
| GRBA 851 | Business Analytics |
| GRBA 853 | Advanced Business Strategy |
| GRBA 898 | Influential Communication |
| FINA 804 | Portfolio Management II and Ethics |
| FINA 867 | Options, Futures and Derivative Securities |
| MNGT 866 | The Regulatory Environment for Employment and Labor |
| SCMA 832 | Planning and Controlling Supply Chain Systems |
Term 1255B | July 14 – August 14, 2025
| FINA 855 | Capital Markets and Financial Institutions |
| GRBA 813 | Managerial Marketing |
| GRBA 896 | Strengths Based Leadership |
| MNGT 817 | Positivity for Managers |
Term 1255C (3-week term) | May 19 - June 6, 2025
| MNGT 996 | Adaptive Leadership (requires in person attendance May 29 - May 31) |
2025 Fall Online Course Schedule
Term 1258A | August 25 – October 17, 2025
| GRBA 808 | Foundations of Business Strategy (two sections) |
| GRBA 812 | Managerial Economics |
| GRBA 813 | Managerial Marketing (two sections) |
| GRBA 815 | Supply Chain Management Strategies |
| GRBA 816 | Strategic Human Resource Management |
| GRBA 851 | Business Analytics |
| ECON 822 | International Finance |
| FINA 801 | Quantitative Methods for Finance |
| MNGT 817 | Positivity for Managers |
| MNGT 864 | Talent Acquisition & Staffing |
| MRKT 845 | Advanced Marketing Analytics |
| MRKT 855 | Marketing and Globalization |
| SCMA 836 | Project Management and Implementation |
| SCMA 847 | Information Technologies for Operations and Innovation |
| SCMA 851 | Predictive Analytics |
Term 1258B | October 27 – December 19, 2025
| GRBA 809 | Financial Accounting (two sections) |
| GRBA 811 | Managerial Finance (two sections) |
| GRBA 814 | Applied Organizational Behavior (two sections) |
| GRBA 815 | Supply Chain Management Strategies |
| GRBA 851 | Business Analytics |
| GRBA 853 | Advanced Business Strategy |
| GRBA 860 | Management: Theory, Issues, and Practice |
| ECON 817 | Introductory Econometrics |
| ENTR 823 | Business Plan Development and Decision Making |
| FINA 862 | Security Valuation and the Buffett Investment Method |
| FINA 871 | Non-profit Finance |
| MNGT/MRKT 859 | Negotiations |
| MRKT 821 | Applied Marketing Research |
| SCMA 844 | Managing Logistics in the Supply Chain |
| SCMA 853 | Data Mining and Descriptive Analytics |
2026 Spring Online Course Schedule (Tentative)
Term 1261A | January 12 - March 6, 2026
| GRBA 808 | Foundations of Business Strategy |
| GRBA 812 | Managerial Economics |
| GRBA 813 | Managerial Marketing (two sections) |
| GRBA 815 | Supply Chain Management Strategies |
| GRBA 816 | Strategic Human Resource Management (two sections) |
| GRBA 851 | Business Analytics |
| ECON 817 | Introductory Econometrics |
| ENTR 821 | Initiating and Managing Entrepreneurial Growth |
| FINA 802 | Fixed Income Analysis |
| FINA 863 | Portfolio Management |
| MNGT 811 | Leading People and Projects |
| MNGT 840 | Corporate Strategy and Entrepreneurship |
| MRKT 826 | Services Marketing |
| MRKT 830 | Strategic Issues in Marketing Communication |
| SCMA 834 | Topics in Lean Supply Chain Management |
| SCMA 837 | Risk and Simulation Modeling |
| SCMA 855 | Prescriptive Analytics |
Term 1261B | March 9 – May 8, 2026
| GRBA 809 | Financial Accounting (two sections) |
| GRBA 811 | Managerial Finance |
| GRBA 814 | Applied Organizational Behavior |
| GRBA 815 | Supply Chain Management Strategies |
| GRBA 851 | Business Analytics |
| GRBA 853 | Advanced Business Strategy (two sections) |
| FINA 803 | Case Studies in Financial Management |
| FINA 867 | Options, Futures and Derivative Securities |
| MNGT 828 | Leadership in a Global Context |
| MNGT 863 | Compensation Management |
| MNGT 871 | Nonprofit Management |
| MRKT 821 | Applied Marketing Research |
| MRKT 850 | Data-Driven Decision Making |
| SCMA 839 | Global Supply Chain Management |
| SCMA 851 | Predictive Analytics |
| SCMA 852 | Data Management and Organization |
Course Syllabi For Online Students
This website is designed to give you an overview of the courses in our online graduate business classes and provide you with information about format and features used in the online courses and sample syllabus from classes.
Refund Schedule
See the University Academic Calendar to find the last day for a full refund and the last day for a partial refund each term. For the 8-week terms, you typically must drop within the first four days of the course to receive a full refund. For the 5-week terms, you typically must drop within the first three days of the course to receive a full refund.
Pay close attention when you attempt to drop the course. MyRED will tell you the exact refund you will receive. You will have the opportunity to continue to drop, or cancel and stay in the course.
View the University Academic Calendar
Register For Online Classes
Students will use MyRED to register and pay for classes each term.
Registration will open approximately 30 days prior to the start of each semester. The August and October terms are both considered part of the fall semester. The January and March terms are both considered part of the spring semester.
Online MBA class numbers are hidden in MyRED – they will not show up in a class search. Class numbers needed for registration will be emailed out from businessgrad@unl.edu approximately 30 days prior to the start of each semester.
Student Engagement Opportunities
Business Graduate Programs Study Abroad Program
Location may vary by year. Previous locations included Barcelona, Spain. The course is open to UNL Graduate Students, including students in the MBA program. Please connect with your academic advisor if you are hoping to use the three credits toward your degree/plan of study. Coursework will start remotely in Spring A, with approximately two-thirds of the class's in-class portion completed prior to the trip through online lectures and discussions, and finish abroad over spring break.
- Spring Semester
- Credit Hours: 3
- Class Credit: GRBA 898 International Studies in Business
- Apply by Oct 1
Additional Engagement Opportunities
Online students have engagement opportunities available to them in the program including, a one-week residency course in Lincoln on Adaptive Leadership (MNGT 996) over the summer, one-on-one Clifton Strengths Coaching provided by faculty, career coaching, interview and resume prep, football and softball tailgating events sponsored by the College of Business, and opportunities to volunteer to serve on the Online Graduate Student Advisory Board. Interested students should contact Christa Rahl at crahl2@nebraska.edu to learn more about getting involved.
Additional Benefit for All MBA Students
MBA Mentoring Program
The purpose of the MBA Mentorship Program is to cultivate relationships between current graduate students and alumni or friends of the university. MBA students must apply for the program, and the mentors and mentees meet once a month from September through April. The MBA mentees gain insight to businesses and organizations, get career advice and expand their network. FAQ If you have questions, you can contact the Business Graduate Programs Office at businessgrad@unl.edu or 402-472-2338
MBA Mentoring Program FAQ
How Do I Qualify to apply?
Students who have completed at least four courses in the MBA program but no more than 39 credit hours by the end of the Spring 2020 semester and have a 3.00 cumulative GPA or higher are eligible to apply. Both online and on-campus students are welcome to participate in the mentorship program.
How often do mentors/mentees meet?
While individual mentors/mentees will decide how often they would like to meet, we anticipate this to be approximately a once a month commitment.
When does the program start and end?
Formal mentoring meetings will begin in September and conclude in April. Mentors and mentees will decide the best way to conduct a recurring meeting through Zoom or other video conference options, phone or in-person are encouraged.
How does the matching process work?
When students are selected, the matching process begins. We plan to match mentors and students as best as we can based on industry interest (management, business analytics, supply chain management, marketing, economics and finance) and years of professional experience for both the mentor and mentee. The number of students accepted into the program and their industry interest area will dictate the number of mentors needed to facilitate the program. We plan to have mentors and students matched by the end of August and start the program in September.
Memorandum of Courses
Download Memorandum of Courses
- Click the link above. Download and save the file to your computer BEFORE filling it out.
- Fill out the top with your personal information.
- Check the MBA box.
- Select Option "B"
- Write "Business" on the Major line.
- If you are completing a specialization, write it in on the Specialization line. Students are only allowed to list ONE specialization.
- If you were required to take statistics, list the course you took and the grade you received in the "Courses to remove deficiencies" section.
- List the required core courses under Major Courses.
- List your electives under Minor and/or Related Courses.
- Include all elective courses you plan to take. If you choose a different elective later, you can update your MOC with your advisor.
- Electives may be taken from any of the business areas – accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, supply chain, or business analytics.
- Approved internships can be used as electives.
- If you have approved transfer credits, they should be substituted for the appropriate class on your MOC.
- The MOC should be filed when you are half-way through your program (24 credit hours.)
- Graduate Studies will not accept your MOC during your final semester. It must be submitted to your advisor at least one full semester prior to graduation.
- SAVE the completed MOC to your computer again to retain your information.
- Email the completed MOC to your advisor, who will get it signed and then file it with Graduate Studies once it is approved.
Tuition
The following tuition and fees were posted for the 2025-26 academic year. Tuition costs are determined by the Board of Regents and announced in July for the upcoming year. The tuition rate for 2025-26 academic year:
| Tuition & Fees Per Three-Credit Hour Class | |
|---|---|
| Fees | $186 |
| Tuition | $1,944 |
| Total | $2,130 |
| Fees Breakdown | |
|---|---|
| Registration Fee | $20 |
| Library Fee | $24.75 |
| Technology Fee | $36 |
| Online Course Fee | $105 |
| Round-Up | $0.25 |
*Course materials such as textbooks, cases studies, and coursepacks, may be required for your course. We anticipate that the average cost for course materials will be $150 per course.
In accordance with Federal Financial Aid requirements, Nebraska provides an estimated Cost of Attendance as a standardized estimate of the overall cost of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for a specific period. It represents the best estimate of expenses a student might expect to incur.
If you are enrolling in an on-campus course, you can determine if you are a resident or non-resident of Nebraska. Please refer to the Nebraska Residency Policy.
For questions related to financial aid, please contact the Scholarships and Financial Aid office.
Financial Assistance
Loans are credited to your student account each semester at the point you reach half-time status (4 or more hours). You can check your UNL To Do List in MyRED to see requirements and accepted financial aid. If your semester financial aid award exceeds your charges, a refund check will be mailed to you at your local address about 14 days after your aid is credited to your student account unless you enroll for direct deposit of your check. Enroll for direct deposit via your MyRED account. If you have questions, contact the Financial Aid Office 402-472-2030.
Payment
Tuition for each semester is due by the following dates:
- Fall: September 12
- Spring: February 12
- Summer: June 12
Husker Payment Plan will allow you to split up your tuition payments over multiple months
You can see additional payment options here:
Payment Options
Career Services in Your College
A dedicated team of career coaches at the College of Business can help you achieve your career goals. Our career coaches are ready and willing to help our on-campus and online students in a variety of ways.
Graduation
Approximately four months prior the end of the semester you plan to graduate, you should begin familiarizing yourself with the requirements and deadline for graduating. Graduation applications are generally due the first month of your last semester. You can find step-by-step instructions and the application deadline on the registrar's website.
Contact
Business Graduate Programs
402-472-2338
businessgrad2@unl.edu