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MBA Program
At Rutgers-Camden, MBA students have the enviable
advantage of working in a small professional school. With a
faculty-student ratio of just 18-to-1, you'll enjoy close contact with
professors who will become your coaches and mentors as well as your
dedicated teachers. These faculty members appreciate the maturity and
real-life awareness that graduate students bring to the learning
experience.
The MBA Curriculum
The Master of Business Administration
program is designed to provide students with a
broad professional education in business administration that prepares
them for the increasingly complex demands of management. The program
gives students an appreciation of the total enterprise as well as the
basic functions of business such as accounting, finance, marketing,
management, information systems, organizational behavior, and strategy. Additionally, students have the
opportunity to concentrate in a specific area of interest by taking
elective courses in accounting, finance, marketing, management,
operations management/management science, international business, health-care management,
human resource management and e-commerce
& information technology.
The MBA curriculum consists of 57 credits divided into two parts:
a required core program, which is based on the premise that there is a
common body of knowledge important for managerial decision making, and
elective courses selected by the student after completion of appropriate
prerequisite courses. Some course requirements may be waived based upon
prior knowledge gained at the undergraduate level. The program includes
twelve required core courses (36 credits) and seven elective courses (21
credits). The specific course requirements and the basic structure of
the program follow.
Required Core Courses
(12 courses/36 credits)
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Managerial Economics
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Statistical Methods for Management
& Decision
Making
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Personal Leadership
& Communication Skills
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Accounting for Financial Reporting
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Accounting for Managerial Decisions
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Financial Management
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Operations Management
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Managing People and Organizational Process
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International Business Environment
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Managing Information Technology & Resources
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Marketing Management
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Strategic Management: Integrating the
Enterprise
Waiver Policy: Read
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Electives (7 courses/21
credits)
Seven courses offered from the MBA program or from the School of
Law–Camden (with prior approval from the Associate Dean of the Law
School) or from the health-care management and policy track offered by
the Department of Public Policy and Administration of the Graduate
School–Camden.
Three elective courses in one area are required to complete a
concentration. Students may choose a concentration in: Accounting,
Finance, Marketing, Management, Operations Management/Management
Science, E-Commerce and Information Technology, International
Business, Human Resource Management and Health Care.
A concentration in a specific area is not
required for graduation.
Dual Degree
Special Courses
Course Description:
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