Business, MBA, Supply Chain Management Concentration (ALP)

Location(s): Online

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The graduate program in the Department of Business Administration within the College of Professional Studies leading to the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree is a strategically-designed program with the express purpose of preparing individuals to understand, interpret and successfully respond to dynamic and complex environments of regional, national and global enterprises, both in the private and public sectors.

This 30-credit degree allows graduate students to pair their specialized knowledge and skills gained through the core MBA curriculum with the advanced business concepts, technologies, and tools of transportation, logistics, and supply chain management.

Program Requirements

Core requirements: 18 credit hours

Concentration requirements: 12 credit hours

Core Requirements: 18 Credit Hours

ACCA 5307 - Accounting for Management Credit Hours: 3
ECOA 5303 - Managerial Economics Credit Hours: 3
FINA 5306 - Sem:Financial Mgmt Credit Hours: 3
GBAA 5311 - Business Strategy Credit Hours: 3
MGTA 5304 - Seminar in Management Credit Hours: 3
MKTA 5305 - Seminar in Marketing Credit Hours: 3

Concentration Requirements: 12 Credit Hours

GBAA 5310 - Project Management Credit Hours: 3
IT 5310 - Supply Chain Mgmt Credit Hours: 3
IT 5330 - Transportation Management Credit Hours: 3
IT 5335 - Supplier Management Credit Hours: 3