Online Learning

We know how to make this easy for you because our faculty pioneered online business learning in the 1990s. In fact, the Kelley Online MBA is the #1 ranked online MBA program in the country (U.S. News & World Report, 2026; The Princeton Review, 2025; and Poets&Quants, 2026.)

The same expert faculty who teach traditional MBA students online also instruct students in the Physician MBA Program. You benefit by learning from the foremost trailblazers of online instruction.

We offer technology learning primers to ensure your success from the start. You’ll learn how to use prominent business tools, including Excel spreadsheets, so you and your physician peers start out on the same level. Even if years have passed since you last attended class, we’ll make sure you aren’t grappling with technology.

How online learning works

You can expect 10–14 hours a week of on-demand online learning supported by your professor, including:

Class discussion forums
Readings
Videos
Real-time or recorded class sessions
Group meetings

Our online learning resources are available on demand, whenever they fit into your schedule. Unlike many online programs, we don’t require specific log-on times. This allows you to get to the work when you can.

Because course content is delivered in advance and can be accessed without an internet connection, you may work at your convenience—allowing you to plan your studies around existing professional and personal obligations. You’ll benefit from full-time instructional support throughout the program to ensure you are comfortable with select technology.

“The Physician MBA Program is designed to balance the struggles of working clinicians and clinical leaders. I am proud of completing a rigorous MBA program while balancing professional and family demands.”

John Erwin III, MD, MBA’24Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine at Prisma Health

“We have successfully combined curriculum with a delivery model that provides a rigorous MBA education tailored to fit the constraints of your demanding career and your life.”

J. Reed Smith, PhDProfessor of Accounting and Katz and Sapper & Miller Faculty Fellow

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