The leading organization overseeing the quality and level of excellence of college business programs throughout the world has granted full accreditation to Framingham State University’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program.

The International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE) granted the Framingham State MBA full accreditation in December, following a lengthy review of the program and its outcomes.

“IACBE accreditation is the gold standard for business programs,” says Framingham State MBA Director Dr. Steven Moysey, who led process. “Our MBA students can feel confident that the quality of their courses and outcomes of the program meet the very highest standards.”

Framingham State offers MBA programs in two in-demand concentrations: Management and Biotechnology Operations. The curriculum places an emphasis on teamwork and creativity, while focusing on the humanistic, strategic and operational elements of business management.

Students can choose to earn their MBA in a blended hybrid format, which combines online and face-to-face learning. Students also have the flexibility of completing their degree in as little as 16 months, or stretched out over four years, depending on the course load they are able to take on.

To learn more, visit www.framingham.edu/mba.