Master of Science in Management (M.S.M)

Purpose of the Program
The Master of Science in Management (MSM) degree is designed to equip students with a strong business foundation coupled with a focus on technology, process, project, and client service management.  The program includes courses to help build communication, client management, business process management, budgeting/forecasting, people management and project management knowledge and skills.  While gaining knowledge of core business topics, students will acquire an understanding of how to address issues and challenges of managing the dynamic environment inherent in today’s organization. Graduates may choose a concentration to provide career focus. A total of 12 hours of electives from a specific concentration area is required in order to obtain the concentration.

 

Admission Requirements

A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above. Candidates lacking sufficient GPA will be considered on a case-by-case basis. See the admissions section of this catalog for admission application procedures and costs. 

     

Graduation Requirements
A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher for all courses. Completion of the program within 5 years of the starting date.

Degree Requirements

M.S.M. Core Curriculum (24 Hours)

BACC 6321Accounting for Managers

3

BADM 6310Managerial Communication

3

BADM 6312Organizational Behavior and Leadership

3

BADM 6315Client Service Management

3

BADM 6343Global Issues in Business and Society

3

BADM 6330Business Process Management

3

BCIS 6350Project and Change Management

3

BSYS 6342Technology and Operations Management

3

In addition to the core, the student must complete six (6) elective hours (two 3-credit courses).  Students are encouraged to complete a concentration by completing six (6) additional elective hours for a total of twelve (12) in four related courses.