The Harbert College of Business offers you the opportunity to get a second master’s degree. Graduating with a dual degree will greatly increase your perceived value and earning potential among employers. Check out the information below to see details on the three available dual degree options. Your student services advisor can help you structure your elective choices and curriculum flow to allow you to earn a dual degree in as little as just one additional semester.
Please keep in mind that admission to one masters program does not guarantee admission into another masters program. In order to be considered for the dual degree options, you must meet the following admissions requirements:
The MBA and the Master of Science in Finance (MSF) requires a total of 54 credit hours. With planning, you can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master’s degrees.
In addition to completing the coursework listed, you will be required to take a compressive exam in your last semester. This cumulative exam is based on your finance coursework and can be taken at a distance.
You will be required to take BUSI 7316 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis (TRAC) near the end of the program. TRAC students work on a live case for a local, regional, national, or international client and present findings at the end of the semester. Please keep in mind that this course requires a three day on-campus residency.
The MBA and the Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) requires a total of 54 credit hours. With planning, you can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master’s degrees.
In addition to completing the coursework listed, you will be required to complete a major project in your last semester. For this project, you will work with a faculty advisor on an approved topic and present it near the end of the semester. This project can be completed and presented at a distance.
You will be required to take BUSI 7316 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis (TRAC) near the end of the program. TRAC students work on a live case for a local, regional, national, or international client and present findings at the end of the semester. Please keep in mind that this course requires a three day on-campus residency.
The MBA and the Master of Industrial and Systems Engineering (MISE) requires a total of 55 credit hours. This dual degree program is in partnership with the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. With planning, you can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master’s degrees.
In addition to completing the coursework listed, you will be required to take BUSI 7316 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis (TRAC) near the end of the program. TRAC students work on a live case for a local, regional, national, or international client and present findings at the end of the semester. Please keep in mind that this course requires a three day on-campus residency.
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