Healthcare Administration
The Healthcare Administration Concentration in the MBA Program is designed to develop skills required for managerial positions in healthcare organizations. Courses in the concentration emphasize knowledge of healthcare law, regulations, economics, strong
leadership and analytical skills, and ethical decision making in the healthcare field.
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
| Select six credits from the following courses:
|
| MHA 520 Healthcare Operations and Management
| 3 |
| MHA 540 Healthcare Informatics
| 3 |
| MHA 560 Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Healthcare Management
| 3 |
| MHA 612 Strategic Human Resource Management and Employment Law
| 3 |
| MHA 620 Marketing and Public Relations in Healthcare
| 3 |
| MHA 630 Healthcare Finance
| 3 |
| MHA 640 Healthcare Economics
| 3 |
| MHA 660 Ethics and Healthcare Services Management
| 3 |
| MHA 670 Risk Management in Healthcare
| 3 |
Data Analytics
The Data Analytics Concentration in the MBA Program is designed to prepare students for a successful career as a data scientist in addition to leading teams of data scientists and other analytics groups within an organization. The concentration retains
the strong MBA core course sequence while substituting two courses specifically designed to help students gain a deeper understanding of data modeling, the most common data analytics methodologies and software, and data structures pervasive in all
industries.
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
| This concentration includes six credits from the following courses:
|
| MBA 647 Econometric Modeling | 3 |
| MBA 648 Financial Modeling | 3 |
Risk Management
The Risk Management Concentration in the MBA Program is designed to support the effective development of aspiring Risk Management and Insurance leaders. The concentration focuses on strategic management and leadership; enterprise risk management issues
related to identifying and effective addressing organizational risks including financial, strategic, pure loss and economic risks; and data modeling.
The concentration retains the strong MBA core course sequence while substituting two courses
specifically designed for those wishing to expand their capacity to lead entities as well as those seeking entry into the insurance and risk management industries.
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
| This concentration includes six credits, including three from the following course:
|
| MBA 670 Risk Management and Insurance | 3 |
| Additionally, select three credits from the following courses:
|
| MBA 647 Econometric Modeling | 3 |
| MBA 648 Financial Modeling | 3 |
| MBA 672 Enterprise Risk Management | 3 |
Finance
The Finance Concentration in the MBA Program is designed to enable students to gain a deeper knowledge in areas such as: financial modeling, behavioral finance, and the role of global financial markets and institutions and their effect
on the global economy.
This concentration is designed to benefit any student with an undergraduate degree in business, accounting, or finance.
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
Select six credits from the following courses:
|
| MBA 645 Behavioral Finance | 3 |
| MBA 648 Financial Modeling | 3 |
| MBA 662 International Financial Management | 3 |
Accounting
The Accounting Concentration in the MBA Program can help give students a professional advantage in one of today’s fastest-growing business fields. Whether students are looking for a way to enter the world of accounting or are currently
an accounting professional seeking to open doors to new career options and enhance their skill set, the concentration will help make credentials stand out. This concentration focuses on skills and knowledge directly relevant to the workplace and the
courses are taught by faculty with demonstrated professional expertise and leadership in accounting.
This program was developed for students with an undergraduate degree in accounting, although non-accounting majors could benefit from
the concentration.
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
| Select six credits from the following courses:
|
| MBA 635 Accounting for Governmental & Nonprofit Organizations | 3 |
| MBA 636 Financial Statement Analysis | 3 |
| MBA 638 Contemporary Issues in Accounting | 3 |
Leadership
The Leadership Concentration in the MBA Program is designed to enhance the learner’s leadership effectiveness. Students will study leadership concepts, analyze leadership situations, and assess their own skill set to develop a professional
development plan in the area of leadership.
The concentration is formatted to allow the student to select courses that address contemporary topics in leadership with the focus on building and growing their skill set in the areas of critical
thinking, analysis, reasoning, judgment and application of the concepts studied.
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
Select six credits from the following courses:
|
| MBA 622 Conflict Management & Negotiation Strategies for Leaders | 3 |
| MBA 625 Project Management | 3 |
| MBA 680 Leadership & Change Management | 3 |
Sport Management
The Sport Management Concentration in the MBA Program is designed for students who wish to acquire additional knowledge and skills relevant to working in the dynamic and growing field of sport. Students will select two courses from the
list below. Options include courses grounded in the social sciences relevant to sport (e.g. Sport Psychology) and courses that extend business functional areas into the sport context (e.g. Sport Marketing).
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
| Select six credits from the following courses: |
SPM 510 Sport Psychology
| 3 |
SPM 520 Sport Sociology & Ethics
| 3 |
| SPM 540 Organizational Behavior in Sport Systems | 3 |
| SPM 610 Sport Marketing & Consumer Behavior
| 3 |
| SPM 630 Human Resource Management in Sport | 3 |
| SPM 640 Sport Law | 3 |
| SPM 650 Sport Economics & Finance | 3 |
Additional Elective Courses
| Courses | Credits |
|---|
| MBA 675 Advanced Supply Chain Management | 3 |
| MBA 685 Special Topics | 3 |