MBA Program : Business Studies (SLIS) FALL 2009

The Department of Managment continues a long-term commitment to excellence in graduate education. The departmental faculty, recruited from nationally and internationally recognized universities, represents a wide range of teaching and research expertise. Graduates of the program pursue careers in a broad spectrum of industries. All MBA degree programs are customized to students' personal and professional development goals.

Background Courses (18 hours)

All students must fulfill the MBA Program's background course requirements. These background courses are equivalent to foundation courses of an undergraduate business program and will be waived where appropriate after evaluation of transcripts.

Core Courses (18 hours)

All students must fulfill the MBA Program's course requirements.

Concentration Courses (18 Hours)

9 hours selected from three of the following courses:

MGMT 5300 Entrepreneurship and Venture Management
MGMT 5760 Strategic Management
MGMT 5660 International Management
MGMT 5120 Managing Organizational Design and Change
MGMT 5210 Human Resource Mgmt Seminar
9 hours selected from three of the following courses:
SLIS 5020 Economics of Information
SLIS 5040 Information Behavior
SLIS 5712 Horizon Technologies
SLIS 5600 Introduction to Information Access and Retrieval
SLIS 5615 Electronic Databases and Information Services
SLIS 5646 Information and Access Services in Business
SLIS 5647 Legal Information Access and Services
SLIS 5660 Government Information and Access Services