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MBA (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Master of Business Administration program provides students with a practical knowledge of today’s business environment. The MBA program emphasizes finance, financial and managerial accounting, human resource management, information management, macroeconomics and microeconomics, marketing, organizational behavior, and quantitative analysis. Students are offered the option of a generalized MBA or a specialized degree program in one of two areas: MBA – Project Management and MBA – Information Management.
MBA Project Management (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Project Management specialized degree program provides MBA students with a curriculum prescribed in the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Body of Knowledge Guide (PMBOK®).
MBA – Information Management (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Information Management specialized degree program enhances managerial skills, business strategies, and decision-making abilities with the emerging technology trends found in current corporate operations.
Master of Science in Business Intelligence (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Master of Science Business Intelligence program is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in technology and decision making tools that will contribute to their ability to collect, interpret, and utilize information. This program integrates technological concepts within a relevant, functional business application framework. The program provides students with an advanced business education in the fields of technology and decision science.
MS in Information Technology (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Master of Science in Information Technology (MS-IT) prepares students for careers in information technology in various business settings. The graduate student is introduced to how information flows through an enterprise and is presented with effective uses of technology and its applications. This graduate degree program examines information technology with an emphasis on strategies for applying technology both effectively and profitably.
MS in Information Management – Project Management (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Master of Science in Information Management – Project Management degree program integrates project management principles with information technology in accordance with the Project Management Institute Guidebook.
Master of Science in Information Management Technology (36 credit hours)
Program Description
The Master of Science-Information Management Technology provides the student with the tools needed to lead change in a technological environment.
Master of Science in Performance Improvement (36 credit hours)
Program Descriptions
The Master of Science in Performance Improvement program provides students with advanced skills in organizational resource management. Students are prepared to manage complex organizational challenges through performance improvement strategies and are adept at analyzing an organization, generating strategies to maximize performance and implementing solutions.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting (124 credit hours)
Program Description
In today’s business world, there is a growing need for accounting careers. A number of highly-publicized cases of accounting fraud, most notably the Enron scandal, have heightened the awareness of ethical practices in business and have led to the creation of new government regulations. This increased attention has spurred companies to recognize the importance of strong, honest, reliable accounting practices and to take the necessary steps to ensure that they are meeting or exceeding industry standards.
Grantham University’s Accounting program provides a broad exposure to the theories, principles, and practices increasingly needed accounting professionals. The accounting curriculum offers a solid foundation in business administration, management, economics, and organizational behavior. At the completion of the program, the student has an opportunity to effectively apply the skills learned in audit, tax, information systems, and general financial areas to a final auditing project offered in the capstone course.
Bachelor of Business Administration – Human Resource Management (124 credit hours)
Program Description
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resource Management is designed to provide professional development for students interested in becoming professionals in the field of Human Resource Management. The program is designed to provide a comprehensive study of core competencies within the field: Business Management, Business Law, Labor Relations, Employment Law, Training and Development, Performance Management, Quality Management, Compensation, and Organizational Behavior.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (123 credit hours)
Program Description
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BS-BA) program prepares the student to use analytical skills in evaluating business related issues. In addition, the student analyzes theories, principles, and concepts in each area of business. Technology is used to enhance productivity and accomplish goals.
Bachelor of Science in Business Management (122 credit hours)
Program Description
The Bachelor of Science in Business Management (BS-BM) engages the student in business problem-solving activities. Students learn to communicate professionally in business situations while exploring legal and regulatory business practices. Economic and entrepreneurial opportunities are explored.
Associate of Arts in Business Administration (63 credit hours)
Program Description
The Associate of Arts in Business Administration (AA-BA) provides the student with a basic knowledge of science, technology, and market commercialization. The student will identify and practice functional areas of business.
Associate of Arts in Business Management (62 credit hours)
Program Description
The Associate of Arts in Business Management (AA-BM) provides the student with basic management theories and best practices. Students identify principles related to each of the functional areas of business.
Niccole Buckley, M.B.A.
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