Graduate Programs

College of Business MBA students know technology and globalization have transformed the landscape of business in the 21st century. Taking a fresh relevant approach, our MBA curriculum is cross functional and combines academic rigor, quality, and cutting-edge content. Our MBA candidates and faculty share one thing in common: the ability to impact the business of today and shape the future of business tomorrow.

The Master of Management Practice is a 30-credit degree program. The course work focuses on delivering the primary management skill sets and training that organizations desire in candidates seeking employment in today’s marketplace. The MMP is a 4+1 program in which students combine their four-year undergraduate degree that includes a minor in business, or equivalent, with the one-year MMP graduate degree.

Graduates of the MAcc program are well-prepared to become CPAs. Students may elect concentrations in either tax, audit, or financial accounting. The program’s unique blend of courses provides a wealth of practical job-related knowledge as well as the topic coverage needed to successfully sit for the national Uniform CPA Examination. The MAcc program enhances mobility, as 48 states require at least 150 semester hours of education for a CPA license.

The GSSE concentration is based on the core belief that entrepreneurial and innovative enterprises can and should be a powerful force to provide solutions to the global challenges of our time. The GSSE program provides international entrepreneurs with advanced business skills to build global enterprises that achieve sustainability with results focused on the triple bottom line of economic, social and environmental performance.

One of the first CIS degrees in the country, the MSBA in CIS is designed for students with or without backgrounds in IT or CIS; this degree can be completed in one year or flexed up to 5 years. The MSBA-CIS is offered on campus and online. With a historical job placement rating of nearly 100%, program graduates look forward to challenging and invigorating careers in the information technology industry.

Masters in Financial Risk Management skill set for the financial services industry – applicants interested in financial risk management, financial engineering, quantitative finance, math finance or investment risk management should apply. Financial Risk, Financial Risk Management, Financial Engineering, Quantitative Finance, Math Finance, Finance, Investment Risk Management, Mathematical Finance, Economic Finance, Actuarial, Insurance, Banking Financial, Private Fund Risk, Treasury Risk, FDIC Risk, Masters in Financial Risk Management, Statistical Finance