Master of Science in Management
With the MS in Management you gain the ability to apply business methods in a specific area, and learn to use technology to create significant value for your employer.
The Master of Science in Management degree is a career path for students with technical expertise who want to develop broader career options.
The MS in Management is a general management degree with a specialized focal area. Specific requirements are developed for an individual student or a specialized audience. Students have the opportunity to specialize in one area of concentration designed in conjunction with the MS academic adviser. Areas include new product development/marketing, entrepreneurship, finance, MIS/information technology, and production and operations management. This program begins every fall. There is no mid-year start for this program.
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Foundation Management Core
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Management Specialization/Concentrations
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- Creating & Managing an Enterprise 1
- Accounting for Reporting and Control
- Financial Management 1
- Creating & Managing an Enterprise 2
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A concentration consists of 4 courses (12 credits) from MBA Electives.
- Management of Information Systems
- Finance
- Production and Operations
- Management Marketing and New Product Development
Or explore technical concentrations with coursework from other schools at Rensselaer.
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Culminating Experience (Taken in the Last Semester of Study)
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- Strategy, Technology and Competition 1
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Program note: All MS in Management students must take Organizational Behavior/Human Resource Management, Finance, Marketing, and a Quantitative course. Students may request to take an advanced core course if they have taken the course equivalent at the undergraduate level. Any course substitution must have written advisor approval.
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