The MBA program provides a broad curriculum organized around three principle components: foundation, core, , capstone courses and optional specialization. The program also includes modules on a variety of topics including computer skills, international business principles, and the foundations of ethical leadership.

The foundation courses include (12 credit hours):

ECON 600                     Economic Analysis of the Firm
MBA 600                      Financial Accounting and Analysis
MBA 601                      Quantitative Analysis for Managers
MBA 603                      Managerial Accounting
 

The core courses include (24 credit hours):

MBA 602                      Information Technology for Manager
MBA 604                      Operations Management
MBA 605                      Marketing Management and Strategy
MBA 606                      Financial Management
MBA 607                      Ethics and Law in Business
MBA 608                      Leadership and Change
MBA 610                      International Business and Management
STAT 601                     Statistics for Managerial Decisions

The capstone course includes (3 credit hours):

MBA 609                          Strategy Design and Implementation

Although students may choose to do a general MBA, they also may pursue a formal specialization in accounting, finance, or management information systems. Or a student may pursue the dual degree option and earn a second master's degree in any of a variety of fields, such as organization development, public health, industrial technology, and public administration.
 

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