MBA with Concentration in Corporate Communication

It's a graduate program awarded in the United States that integrates the MBA's academic core with a specialization in marketing strategy, sales management, and customer relationship management. Across 36 graduate credits, you'll build analytical, strategic, and interpersonal competencies to identify market opportunities, design value propositions, and negotiate with commercial impact. The concentration complements the MBA's common curriculum with specialized courses in market intelligence, sales network management, and strategic negotiation, preparing you to lead commercial teams in any industry.
 

The MBA with a Concentration in Corporate Communication takes an estimated 16 to 20 months to complete, depending on each student's pace. The program consists of 36 graduate credits spread across 6 academic periods, combining the MBA's general core with four specialized courses in media relations, digital communication, and crisis management. Thanks to the 100% online format, you can move through the program flexibly, adapting your course load to your work and personal responsibilities without compromising the quality or depth of your education.
 

It's designed for corporate communication professionals, public relations specialists, brand managers, and marketing leaders who want to strengthen their strategic communication skills. It's also ideal for executives who want to deepen their expertise in reputation management and crisis response, as well as anyone looking to move into corporate communication leadership. If you have professional experience and want training that combines strategic business vision with communication specialization, this MBA gives you the tools you need to take on greater responsibility in any industry.
 

The full program consists of 36 credits across 12 courses over 6 academic periods. Of these, 4 courses are specific to the Corporate Communication concentration and replace the MBA's standard concentration block: Media Relations and Press Management, Challenges of the Chief Communication Officer, Digital Communication and Social Media, and Crisis Communication. The remaining 8 courses make up the MBA's common core, shared with any other concentration: Advanced Management Theory and Practice, Managerial Accounting, Leadership and Organizational Behavior, Managerial Finance, Research Methodology, Information Systems and Technology Manager, Operations and Project Management, and Thesis. In other words, you get the full strategic foundation of an MBA together with a specialization in corporate communication.
 

Graduates of this concentration can work as corporate communication directors, public relations managers, chief communication officers, media relations strategists, and crisis communication leads. This training prepares you for leadership roles in multinational organizations, communication agencies, government entities, or your own venture. The skills you develop — from media strategy to crisis response — position you to lead communication teams and protect organizational reputation across industries, in an increasingly digital and competitive business environment.
 

Yes. In addition to technical specialization in corporate communication, the program incorporates our SUJIS methodology (Step Up Journey Into Success), designed to strengthen soft skills such as negotiation, effective communication, conflict resolution, and adaptability. These skills are especially relevant in corporate communication, where leading teams under pressure and communicating strategically with internal and external stakeholders are central to the role. Combining technical communication knowledge with leadership skills prepares you comprehensively to lead communication initiatives in complex, multicultural organizations.
 

The MBA with a Concentration in Corporate Communication is delivered 100% online through the Blackboard platform, letting you study from anywhere in the world. Classes combine synchronous and asynchronous sessions, supporting both real-time interaction with professors and classmates and the flexibility to organize your own schedule. This format is designed for working professionals who want to advance academically without pausing their careers, giving you access to quality content, an industry-experienced faculty, and a global network — all adapted to your schedule and responsibilities.