Master in Business Administration Residency Track

Master in Business Administration Residency Track

1. BUS 600

   Organizational Behavior and Leadership

   As published: “Organizational Behavior and Leadership 3 Semester Hours”
   3
2. BUS 605

   Business Ethics

   As published: “Business Ethics 3 Semester Hours”
   3
3. BUS 610

   Accounting for Managers

   As published: “Accounting for Managers 3 Semester Hours”
   3
4. BUS 615

   Managerial Economics

   As published: “Managerial Economics 3 Semester Hours”
   3
5. BUS 620

   Corporate Finance

   As published: “Corporate Finance 3 Semester Hours”
   3
6. BUS 625

   Business Law

   As published: “Business Law 3 Semester Hours”
   3
7. BUS 630

   Information Technology for Decision-Makers

   As published: “Information Technology for Decision-Makers 3 Semester Hours”
   3
8. BUS 635

   Marketing Management

   As published: “Marketing Management 3 Semester Hours”
   3
9. BUS 640

   Operations and Supply Chain Management

   As published: “Operations and Supply Chain Management 3 Semester Hours”
   3
10. BUS 645

    Strategic Management

    As published: “Strategic Management 3 Semester Hours”
    3
11. BUS 694

    Graduate Practicum - Applied Learning

    As published: “Graduate Practicum - Applied Learning *taken at least 3 times for 3-5 Semester Hours”
12. Students completing the Executive Residency Master in Business Administration must complete at least three semester hours of internship/practicum experience in BUS 694 . This supervised practicum experience is designed so that students relate their course learning objectives to their ongoing professional work in the field. International students attending the Executive Residency courses on a F1 visa must complete the BUS 694 practicum requirement through the Curricular Practical Training (CPT) program. International students must complete all paperwork and assignments required to fulfill CPT requirements and must be registered for at least one credit of BUS 694 each semester that they are enrolled in a Executive Residency degree program in order to maintain enrollment.

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