The Seidman M.B.A. program is 33 credits and at the heart of the program are four core classes to intensify and integrate the breadth and depth of business knowledge. The focus is applied, specific, and practical. You must complete the following four courses. You must complete at least three of the following five courses designed to refine skills and knowledge in your areas of interest. You choose an additional four courses, bringing the total 600-level credits to 33.
Students make key decisions in an extensive simulation exercise.
Determine what actions are appropiate for different situations. Acquire a larger repertoire of behavior or skills. Global Competitiveness Explores how firms become global and sustain their global positions. The course integrates other areas of business, such as marketing and finance, into the basic idea of managing international organizations. It focuses on managing for high performance by examining how companies can sustain success through appropiate strategies.