The International Master of Business Administration of Stratford University aims to help managers gain a distinct advantage in their profession, whether they are in industrial, financial, global, government or non-profit institutions. To achieve this goal, Stratford University offers a broad-based program curriculum which hopes to strike a balance between technical training and practical problem-solving that is founded on current management theories and approaches. It is complemented by case analyses, company/industry studies, business games and other experiential learning methods.

A conscious effort has been made to develop a curriculum responsive to the unique features of global environments. IMBA students engage in an intensive study in current management concepts and techniques through a core curriculum covering the functional areas in business as well analytical decision making. Students gain added functional expertise by selecting specialization courses.

The IMBA offers five areas of specialization: (a) Finance, (b) Information Technology and e-Commerce, (c) Global Leadership, (d) Entrepreneurship, and (e) Marketing. The requirement for graduation is 54 quarter credits and normally takes 60 weeks (6 quarters) to complete.