General Online MBA Curriculum


The Online MBA requires 36 semester credit hours, excluding the 12 semester credit hours of foundation modules, which may be required depending on the student’s qualifications. Currently, students can opt for a General Online MBA, or choose a specialization in Health Care Management.

Cornerstone Course
3 Credits
MGT 501: Responsibility, Sustainability, and Justice

Core Courses

21 credits
 ACC 502: Accounting for Management
OM 503: Operations Management
MIS 504: Management Information Systems
MGT 505: Organizational Behavior
MKT 506: Marketing Management
ECO 507: Managerial Economics
FIN 508: Financial Management

Advanced Courses
9 Credits

 FIN 583: Investment Analysis
MKT 561: Marketing Research
OM 540: Supply Chain Management

Capstone Course
3 credits

 MGT 509: Business Policy

 


Foundation Requirements

Students lacking the appropriate background will be required to take the foundation modules listed below. Based on the student’s prior academic preparation and work experience, some or all of these modules may be waived.

Foundation Modules (1 credit each, all required unless waived)

Decision-Making Concepts & Tools
MBA 501A: Statistics Module
MBA 501B: Management Science Module
MBA 501C: Information Management Module

Accounting Analysis and Business Law
MBA 502A: Financial Accounting Module
MBA 502B: Managerial Accounting Module
MBA 502C: Business Law Module

Economics and Finance
MBA 503A: Microeconomics Module
MBA 503B: Macroeconomics Module
MBA 503C: Finance Module

Management and Marketing
MBA 504A: Management Module
MBA 504B: Marketing Module
MBA 504C: Operations Management Module




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