MBA: Post MBA Certificate

Students already holding an MBA Degree from an AACSB-accredited graduate business program can update an older degree, gain additional training or develop a new specialty by completing our Post MBA Certificate Program. 

To receive a certificate, students complete a 12 credit-hour program in one of the following areas: Finance, Marketing, Operations and Technology Management, Entrepreneurship, Health Care, or Sustainability.  To be admitted to this program, students must hold an MBA Degree from an AACSB-accredited institution, and submit the following application components: an application, $50 application fee, official transcripts documenting graduate work, and a statement of goals.
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Post MBA Certificate Program Requirements -- 12 Hours
The courses to choose from are listed below:

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Finance

BUS 530 Applied Financial Analysis
BUS 531 International Finance
BUS 532 Security and Portfolio Analysis
BUS 533 Financial Markets and Institutions
BUS 534 Derivatives and Risk Management
BUS 535 International Economics and Trade
BUS 563 Financial Statement Analysis

Gainful Employment - MBA Finance

Health Care

BUS 551 Introduction to Health Care Management
BUS 552 Health Care Marketing
BUS 533 Health Care Finance
BUS 544 Health Care Information Systems
BUS 556 Ethical Issues in Health Care

Gainful Employment - MBA Health Care Management 

Marketing
BUS 520 Applied Marketing Strategies
BUS 521 Consumer Behavior
BUS 522 Marketing Research
BUS 523 Negotiation and Persuasion Strategies
BUS 524 Promotion Management
BUS 525 Sales and the Global Market

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Operations and Technology Management
BUS 516: Management Information Systems
BUS 545: Project Management
BUS 555: Decision Modeling
BUS 59x: Supply Chain Management
BUS 59x: Systems Analysis and Design/Data Base Management
BUS 59x: Inventory Management
BUS 59x: Competitive Advantage for Operations Management
 
Gainful Employment - MBA Operations and Technology Management

Sustainability 

BUS 510 Economics and Metrics for Sustainability
BUS 526 Sustainable Marketing
CST 59x Organizational Communication and Collaboration for Sustainability
ENV 501 Systems Thinking, Resilience and Sustainability
 
Gainful Employment - MBA Sustainability

In addition, there are other courses offered that do not belong to any particular field of concentration.  (For example: BUS 561 Tax Factors in Decision Making; BUS 562 Cost Management; BUS 563 Financial Statement Analysis; BUS 565 Auditing; BUS 582 Global Business Law; and BUS 583 Graduate Business Internship).

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