Programs of Study

Accounting analytics focuses on financial statement interpretation, understanding the rule-making environment in accounting, and using robust research methodologies to better implement changes in accounting practices.

Students study project management, business process management, emerging technologies, and strategic deployment of information technology.

International Students: ​Only the Information Systems and Supply Chain concentration in combination with the MSIS core qualifies as a STEM degree. International MSIS students seeking a STEM degree to earn extended Occupational Practical Training (OPT) must complete the Information Systems concentration.​

Anchored by an intensive working, summer international trip (travel fees apply), coursework extends to global marketing, global issues, and international finance.

This coursework focuses on human resources, advanced management theory, competition, and challenges of international management.

With the Supply Chain Management concentration students combine coursework in technology, logistics, and ERP systems to better understand how friction can be eliminated from a supply chain.

International Students: ​Only the Information Systems and Supply Chain concentration in combination with the MSIS core qualifies as a STEM degree. International MSIS students seeking a STEM degree to earn extended Occupational Practical Training (OPT) must complete the Information Systems concentration.​ ​

The healthcare administration curriculum will prepare medical professionals and those seeking management positions in the health care industry with management, finance, and regulatory environment courses specific to healthcare.

The NFP concentration provides those interested in the not-for-profit sector with specific tools for managing, organizing, and marketing from the NFP perspective. This concentration is particularly appropriate for students going into ministry.