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Master in Management - Technology
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Credits:
33(4 terms)
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Degree:
Master of Management
Program Description
The Master of Management program provides leadership and management skills and introduces the best current practices in private, public and nonprofit organizations.
The curriculum combines core management foundation coursework with concentration options that allow students to specialize. The application of theory to management practice is emphasized. A required management seminar series focuses on the development of “people management” skills and the integration of knowledge acquired throughout the program.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates will:
- Develop strong communication, analytical, research and decision-making skills.
- Learn to manage themselves and their own professional development, and to manage and lead others.
- Have the ability to use and understand the role of technology in organizations.
- Learn to manage human, financial and informational resources.
- Understand how to foster change and innovation and value and promote diversity in organizations.
- Understand the global, social and environmental context of management and the importance of ethical and socially responsible decision-making.
- Information Technology Concentration: Graduates will understand how to efficiently and effectively use technology to support organizations and business environments. They will be well able to manage IT projects and departments and functional areas within organizations.
Careers
Graduates are prepared for advancement into supervisory and management positions in business, nonprofit and government organizations. Opportunities include jobs in human resources, retailing, marketing, financial services, information technology, non-profit management, consulting groups, government agencies/leaders.
Curriculum
All classes are taught in Spanish.
After the three courses below and with no more than 10 credits remaining to finish the program, students must take MMG600 Graduate Management Practicum (2 credits)
Provides incoming students with an orientation to the graduate management programs, including an overview of their philosophy and curriculum, and the benefits and rationale of the academic model. Introduces students to the resources of the College such as the learning management system, the online library and academic support services. Students meet with their academic advisor and develop their academic plans.
MMG522 must be taken first. After taking these two courses, students choose between two subspecializations: Health Care Informatics, or Cybersecurity Management. Students must complete all three courses listed within their chosen subspecialization to meet the Management Technology concentration requirements.
Senior Instructor
Adjunct Instructor
Admissions
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Admission Test:
No standardized graduate school tests required.
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Admissions Office:
1-800-829-4723
- Application Form:
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Application Fee:
$50 ($100 for international students)
School Requirements
See Admissions Requirements for the School of Business & Technology
International Students
International students need to provide supplemental documentation:
- Official demonstration of English language proficiency
- Supplemental documentation for issuance of I-20
- International transcripts, evaluated by an accepted evaluation service
Transfer Credit
Graduate program applicants, please complete the transfer credit request form if you wish to have prior course work evaluated for transfer. Learn more about transferring credits.
Tuition
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Credits:
33
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Cost per credit hour:
$292
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Application Fee:
$50 ($100 for international students)
Note: Rates are as of June 2023 and are subject to change without notice. Rates apply to all students unless otherwise noted.
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