MBA Degree

MBA Core Courses and Concentrations

The MBA program is 34 semester hours, which consists of a 25 semester hour core and 9 semester hours of electives (see MBA– Accounting Concentration for specific requirements for the MBA– Accounting Concentration AND see Joint Curriculum Two Degree Program with a Family and Community Services Concentration for specific requirements in this 45 semester hours program).

Only one concentration can be earned in 34 graduate hours. To earn an additional concentration, at least six additional credit hours must be taken in the second concentration before MBA degree is conferred.

MBA Core and Electives

Core
MBA 600Foundations of Business, Part 12
MBA 601Foundations of Business, Part 22
MBA 603MBA Essentials1
AC 642Accounting Information for Strategic Decision Making2
CIS 622Information Systems Design and Project Management2
DA 662Analytical Tools for Strategic Decision Making2
EC 692Strategic Microeconomic Analysis for Managers2
EMB 612Business Ethics and Responsibility in a Global Economy2
EMB 682Global Business2
FI 632Corporate Financial Strategy2
MG 602Leadership2
MG 630Strategic Management and Competitive Analysis2
MK 672Strategic Marketing Analysis2
Electives9
Select 9 hours from elective courses 1
Total Hours34
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These courses may be selected to complete one of the concentrations below or other combinations of courses may be selected to meet the student’s career objectives

Concentration Electives

Data Analytics

DA 675Business Analytics3
Choose 2 of the 3 options below:6
Database Management Systems
Optimization
Regression and Time Series Analysis
Total Hours9

Finance1

FI 593Advanced Financial Management3
Select two from the following:6
Seminar in Finance
Security and Portfolio Analysis
Independent Study/Research

Health Care Management1

MHA 621Health Policy, Politics, and Analysis2
MHA 625Healthcare Finance3
MHA 642Quality and Process Improvement in Healthcare Operations3
MHA 665U.S. Health Care System1

LyonsHR Human Resource Management1

MG 648Human Resources Management3
MG 658Strategic HR Planning and Development3
MG 668Advanced Personnel Management3

Information Systems1

Select three from the following:9
Software Engineering for the Enterprise
Information Systems Management
Business Process Integration with ERP Systems
Electronic Commerce

Project Management1

MG 585Project Management3
MG 670Leading High Performance Teams3
MG 685Applied Project Management3

Sales and New Business Development1

MK 620Sales Techniques for New Business Development3
MK 625Sales Management Strategies for New Business Development3
Select one from the following:3
Category Management
Private and Government Contract Business
Purchasing, Logistics, and Supply Chain Mgt.
Key Account Management
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No more than one 500-level course may be applied toward the MBA degree.