Overview

The MBA and the Master of Science in Finance (MSF) dual degree requires a minimum number of total credit hours for degrees to be completed. With planning, you can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master’s degrees.

Required Coursework

Core Courses:

• BUSI 7110 Financial Analysis
• BUSI 7120 Quantitative Decision Making
• BUSI 7130 Strategic Analysis and the Competitive Environment
• BUSI 7140 Organizational Leadership, Ethics, and Change
• BUSI 7150 Operations Excellence
• BUSI 7210 Marketing and Consumer Theory
• BUSI 7220 Information Systems for the Competitive Advantage
• BUSI 7230 Cost Analysis and Systems
• BUSI 7310 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis
• FINC 7650 Applied Financial Management

Electives:

• 12 credit hours of graduate-level finance courses
• 12 credit hours of graduate-level free elective courses from the College of Business

Program Requirements

You will be required to take BUSI 7310 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.

Overview

The MBA and the Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) dual degree requires a minimum number of total credit hours for degrees to be completed. With planning, you can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master’s degrees.

Required Coursework

Core Courses:

• BUSI 7110 Financial Analysis
• BUSI 7120 Quantitative Decision Making
• BUSI 7130 Strategic Analysis and the Competitive Environment
• BUSI 7140 Organizational Leadership, Ethics, and Change
• BUSI 7150 Operations Excellence
• BUSI 7210 Marketing and Consumer Theory
• BUSI 7220 Information Systems for the Competitive Advantage
• BUSI 7230 Cost Analysis and Systems
• BUSI 7310 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis
• ISMN 7660 Information Systems Analysis and Design
• ISMN 7830 Advanced Database Management
• ISMN 7980 MIS Project

Electives:

• 18 credit hours of graduate-level information systems or business analytics courses

Program Requirements

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 7310 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.

Overview

The MBA and the Master of Industrial and Systems Engineering (MISE) dual degree requires a minimum number of total credit hours for degrees to be completed. 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.

Required Coursework

Core Courses:

• BUSI 7110 Financial Analysis
• BUSI 7120 Quantitative Decision Making
• BUSI 7130 Strategic Analysis and the Competitive Environment
• BUSI 7140 Organizational Leadership, Ethics, and Change
• BUSI 7150 Operations Excellence
• BUSI 7210 Marketing and Consumer Theory
• BUSI 7220 Information Systems for the Competitive Advantage
• BUSI 7230 Cost Analysis and Systems
• BUSI 7310 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis
• INSY 6600 Manufacturing Production Economics
• INSY 7300 Advanced Engineering Statistics I
• INSY 7420 Linear Programming and Network Flows
• INSY 7950 Seminar

Electives:

• 15 credit hours of graduate-level industrial and systems engineering courses
• 6 credit hours of graduate-level coursework approved by the MISE advisor

Program Requirements

In addition to completing the coursework listed, you will be required to take BUSI 7310 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.

Overview

The MBA and the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (SCMN) dual degree requires a minimum number of total credit hours for degrees to be completed. With planning, you can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master’s degrees.

Required Coursework

• BUSI 7110: Financial Analysis
• BUSI 7120: Quantitative Decision Making
• BUSI 7130: Strategic Analysis and the Competitive Environment
• BUSI 7140: Organizational Leadership, Ethics, and Change
• BUSI 7150: Operations Excellence
• BUSI 7160: Advanced Professional Development
• BUSI 7210: Marketing and Consumer Theory
• BUSI 7220: Information Systems for the Competitive Advantage
• BUSI 7230: Cost Analysis and Systems
• BUSI 7310: Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis
• SCMN 6500: Inventory/Warehouse Management
• SCMN 6600: Supply Chain Planning
• SCMN 7600: Supply Management and Manufacturing
• SCMN 7700: Demand Management and Fulfillment
• SCMN 7800: Supply Chain Strategy

Electives:

• 12 credit hours of business graduate-level coursework