Students who choose to
complete at least three Advanced Elective courses in one functional area may
specialize in that area. MBA students may choose from one of the following
specialization areas.
Students who choose the International Business
specialization choose at least three of the international courses to fulfill
their specialization requirement.
Students who are interested in software development, as
opposed to managing information systems, should consider the
Software Engineering master's degree program.
The student may choose not to specialize. Students who
choose a "General" MBA maximize their flexibility in the selection of
advanced electives.
Some students choose to pursue a dual specialization by
taking the required number of Advanced Elective courses (three courses, nine
credits) in each specialization area. However, the same course may not be used
to fulfill the specialization requirement in more than one area. For example,
MKT 563 may be used to fulfill the nine-credit requirement in the marketing
specialization or the international specialization, but not both.
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