Master of Business Administration, Homeland Security Concentration, M.B.A.

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Master of Business Administration, M.B.A.

Requirements For: Master - 33 Hours, 3.0 GPA

General Core 21 cr.

MBA 515 - Accounting for Management Decisions Credits: 3
MBA 522 - Organization Behavior and Leadership Credits: 3
MBA 524 - Business Law and Ethics Credits: 3
MBA 576 - Operations Management Credits: 3
MBA 615 - Managerial Finance Credits: 3
MBA 630 - Strategic Marketing Credits: 3
MBA 695 - Strategic Management Credits: 3

Concentrations

All students complete all core courses to provide a common foundation; therefore, the program’s policy is not to waive any of the core courses.

The general MBA program offers the flexibility to tailor electives to the student’s professional interests. Ample choices allow a broad choice or a focus, such as finance, entrepreneurship, global business or information systems. Alternatively, the student may select one of the following formal areas of concentration:

Homeland Security Concentration

The concentration in homeland security is beneficial for those students interested in learning more about homeland security issues and how they can leverage this knowledge to best prepare their firms to timely and appropriately respond to internal and external threats. A number of homeland security issues will be addressed and include, but are not necessarily limited to an analysis of domestic and international threats; mitigation or prevention of threats; and response to terrorism through an understanding of psychosocial, behavioral, criminological, and emergency management theories.

Course Requirements 12 cr.

Core

DEM 551 - Principles of Disaster and Emergency Management Credits: 3
DEM 552 - Public Policy and Disaster Credits: 3
DEM 588 - Current Issues in Homeland Security Credits: 3
DEM 589 - Theoretical Principles of Terrorism Credits: 3