The Master of Science in Management program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to function effectively in a variety of management positions in complex organizations that are impacted by technological change and globalization.
Full time students must begin program in the fall quarter in order to complete the program in 12 months.
The graduate program of study consists of twelve courses including a thesis or practicum.
| Required | ||
| 0113‑710 | Global Business Environments | |
| 0113‑780 | Global Issues & Strategies | |
| Choose two from the following: | ||
| 0113‑730 | Managing In A Global Environment | |
| 0104‑760 | Finance In A Global Environment | |
| 0113‑750 | Marketing In A Global Environment | |
| Additional courses: | ||
| Two courses in research tools | ||
| Four breadth-of-field electives‡ | ||
| Two courses in a thesis or practicum** | ||
| Required | ||
| 0102‑742 | Technology Management | |
| 0102‑762 | Managing New Process And Product Development | |
| Choose two from the following: | ||
| 0102‑741 | Managing Organizational Change | |
| 0102‑761 | Managing Research & Innovation | |
| 0105‑776 | Product And Brand Management | |
| 0106‑744 | Project Management | |
| 0113‑710 | Global Business Environments | |
| Additional courses: | ||
| Two courses in research tools | ||
| Four breadth-of-field electives‡ | ||
| Two courses in a thesis or practicum** | ||
‡ See graduate adviser before choosing these courses.
** In place of a thesis, the candidate may successfully complete a comprehensive field examination.
For more information on this program call 585-475-7935, send us an email, or request more information.
When you are ready to apply, you can do so through the RIT Office of Admissions for Graduate Programs.
