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Academic Programs and Curriculum Tracks |
The Rader
School of Business offers the following degree programs:
Each degree includes an opportunity to take courses that focus on a specialty area of interest, or concentration, within the fields of information systems and computer networking, financial management, marketing, operations management, as well as general business administration. The Rader School of Business also provides options for MSOE's two-degree system that gives students a combination of technical and business skills to understand and manage the whole system. |
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Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB). The BSB degree offers students a unique blend of technical and management courses. This program provides you with the skills and knowledge needed to manage and lead in a technical oriented organization. In addition, students will have the opportunity to further develop these specialized skills and capabilities in areas such as accounting, marketing/sales and operations.
Contact Information: Dr. Carol Mannino, program coordinator
Dr. Steven Bialek, program director
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Bachelor of Science in International Business (BSIB). The BSIB provides a strong foundation for students in business and management, and the availability of a large number of elective courses that allow for customization in areas such as information systems, networking, marketing and e-business, and financial management. A cornerstone of the international business program is the required one-year study abroad during the junior year. MSOE has an exchange agreement with the Lübeck University of Applied Sciences, Lübeck, Germany, where students from Lübeck University and MSOE take classes together for one year. The classes are taught in English with a year of German included in the curriculum. Lübeck University is very similar to MSOE in emphasizing applications-oriented degrees. Immersion into European culture, and the added opportunities for travel lend themselves extremely well for the integration of cultural diversity. Courses in international business, finance, systems analysis, logistics, Integrated Systems (SAP) and German language and culture are part of the study program at Lübeck University. Upon successful completion of the junior year and completion of the senior year at MSOE, graduates will be awarded two bachelor degrees: Diplom-Wirtschaftsingenieur (B.S. Business Engineer) from Lübeck University of Applied Sciences and Bachelor of Science in International Business from MSOE.
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Bachelor of Science in Management, 2+2 transfer program (BSM). The BSM is aimed at providing the opportunity for those with an associate degree or two years of college to complete a four-year degree in management. It is an especially attractive option for those considering a career change, or who have found their career path limited by the lack of a formal degree in a business-related field. The management program provides a student with the opportunity to develop superior management skills and capabilities. In addition, students can extend their competencies in a field of study including:
Students who are presently enrolled in or are graduates of an associate degree program, or have completed two years of undergraduate course work (60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits), have a satisfactory achievement record, and wish to enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Management program, will be admitted with junior standing. Prerequisite subjects, if needed, may be scheduled with added time for completion of the degree. Prerequisite subjects include the following: business law, economics, college mathematics (college algebra II and trigonometry), English composition, technical composition, speech, general psychology, and introduction to computer systems and applications.
Contact Information: Professor David Tietyen, program coordinator
Dr. Steven Bialek, program director
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Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems (MIS). The MIS curriculum provides a unique and sophisticated combination of business and management courses along with a substantial amount of computer information technology. The program is designed to prepare students to assume positions of responsibility and leadership in the computer-oriented, information and technology-based organizations of the future. Effective management of organizations always has been a key factor in maintaining and improving productivity, enhancing the quality of work life, and advancing technically-oriented products, services and information. Graduates are management-oriented and administratively skilled. They understand the methodology and tools of quantitative analysis, and the systems approach to the application of knowledge and decision making. This degree is of the utmost importance in the era of information technology and our graduates are prepared to lead business and industry in a global information and communication dominated economy. MSOE management information systems students are "power users" of computers and computer information technology.
Dr. Jeffrey Blessing, program director |
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Master of Science in Marketing and Export Management. The Master of Science in Marketing and Export Management degree program (MSXM) is a technology-oriented leadership program. Graduates of the program will possess the broad range of knowledge and skills necessary for senior management or entrepreneurial positions in a wide range of industries. For more information: Contact information: Dr. Bruce Thompson,
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Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM). The MSEM is best described as a master's degree in the overall management of organizations with an orientation to manufacturing, engineering, technology or production. It provides a technical-based alternative to traditional MBA programs. Specialization areas include quality, organizational management, operations management, program management and marketing. Most students who pursue the MSEM work full-time at area companies. Select MSEM courses are offered in the Fox Valley, Racine, Waukesha and Port Washington, and at several company sites in the Milwaukee area. Most classes meet for three hours, once a week. Integrated MSEM Course work is integrated into suites of courses. Each suite can be completed during one, eleven-week quarter. Upon completion six graduate credits are awarded. For more information: |
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Master of Science in Medical Informatics (MSMI). Medical informatics combines medical science with information and computer sciences to improve patient care. The major goal of this program is to educate professionals who will develop, apply and manage information systems used by health care organizations to deliver more efficient and effective patient care. The medical informatics program is offered jointly with the Medical College of Wisconsin. Further details about this graduate program are available on the medical informatics Web page. The program is available on a full- or part-time study basis. For more information: |
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Master of Science in New Product Management. The Master of Science in New Product Management (MSNP) degree program provides students a framework to enhance an organization’s ability to effectively identify, develop and deploy new products and services. The MSNP prepares individuals to identify and capitalize on both domestic and international product markets. For more information: Contact information: Dr. Bruce Thompson, program director |
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Minors in Management or Marketing Management. Students may combine their major program of study with a minor in either management or marketing management. A list of the requirements for a minor are available as an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) at the following link: Minors in Management/Marketing Contact Information |
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Double Major Options. MSOE's business programs were established with the theory that business is driven by technology. The two degree system gives the student a combination of technical and business skills to understand and manage the whole system. Five engineering programs are eligible for the two degree option. Contact Information |
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